The coffee plantations of Coorg are famous globally and attract many tourists.

09-05-2023 | 587 days

Written by: Vikas Kumar

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The view of coffee plantations spread over acres is a joyous sight. Drinking a hot cup of the beverage while chilling amidst the lush green plantation makes it all the more pleasurable. Life here is laid-back and peaceful something city dwellers will appreciate. White water rafting on river Cauvery and trekking and hiking on Mt. Tadiyendamol are must-do for those who love adrenaline rush. The Tibetan settlement in Bylakuppe with smiling monks, dazzling Buddha sculptures and paintings is a must-visit in this region.Imagine strolling through thick forests, scenic waterfalls and acres of verdant coffee plantations, where the fresh aroma of coffee and spices heighten your senses, and the views of stunning pastoral hills take your breath away. Coorg is often referred to as the Scotland of India. Officially known as Kodagu, it is one of the most accessible and popular hill stations in South India.

More than picturesque vistas, Coorg also has a rich historical past. The balance of history and nature reflects in no place better than in Coorgs administrative capital, Madikeri. Take a tour to Namdroling Monastery Golden Temple and beautiful Madikeri Fort to wrap up your sightseeing. This sleepy town commands spectacular views of the Western Ghats and numerous waterfalls, temples, forts, lush forests and plantations add to its attractions. The contemplative surroundings of Coorg and the adventure sports that youll find here make it a complete holiday destination. You can spend the evening touring coffee plantations or explore the valley by white water rafting or rock climbing the options for the enthused traveller are endless here. Unwind yourself in lush greenery and enchanting views by making your booking to this land of natural wonders Coorg!