Nestled amidst the misty folds of the Western Ghats, Coorg (Kodagu) is often hailed as the "Scotland of India"—and for good reason. With its endless canopy of evergreen forests, rolling coffee plantations, tumbling waterfalls, and rich biodiversity, Coorg stands out...

While Coorg’s central tourist spots like Abbey Falls and Raja’s Seat draw lively weekend crowds, the region is surrounded by quiet, lesser-known gems tucked away in dense forests and misty valleys. If you want to escape the hustle, breathe in untouched mountain air,...

No trip to Coorg (Kodagu) is complete without taking a piece of it home with you. Madikeri, the heart of the region, is famous for its vibrant local markets filled with the rich aroma of freshly roasted coffee, exotic spices, wild honey, and handmade souvenirs....

Located on the banks of the Kaveri River, Dubare Elephant Camp is one of the most popular attractions in Coorg (Kodagu). Originally a training site for the famous Mysuru Dasara elephants, Dubare is today an eco-tourism project run by the Karnataka Forest Department...

Perched on a high point in Madikeri, Raja’s Seat (literally "Seat of the Kings") is one of Coorg’s most iconic and historical viewpoints. Surrounded by manicured floral gardens, seasonal flower beds, and cozy gazebo structures, this spot was historically favored by...

Nestled amidst lush coffee plantations and aromatic spice estates, Abbey Falls (also known as Abbi Falls) is one of the most popular and picturesque waterfalls in Coorg (Kodagu). Cascading down a 70-foot cliff into a roaring natural pool, this roaring cascade is a...