Karnataka · Karnataka
Coorg, officially Kodagu, is a hilly district of coffee and spice estates in the Western Ghats. Madikeri, the main town, is the base for Raja’s Seat and Abbey Falls, while Talacauvery marks the source of the Kaveri. The Tibetan settlement at Bylakuppe and the elephant camp at Dubare add variety for families.
A forest waterfall near Madikeri, strongest after the monsoon.
Sunset viewpoint and garden in Madikeri.
Source of the Kaveri on the Brahmagiri hills.
The ‘Golden Temple’ of the Tibetan settlement at Bylakuppe.
A suggested outline—we tailor the pace, stays and stops to your group.
Drive from Bengaluru, stop at Namdroling Monastery, check in and watch sunset at Raja’s Seat.
Abbey Falls in the morning, Bhagamandala and Talacauvery after lunch, evening at the estate.
Plantation walk and coffee tasting, shopping for spices, return to Bengaluru.
Coorg works well for families, couples and friends looking for a green weekend. Tap a style to see matching tours from Bengaluru.
We shortlist stays that suit your budget and group. Typical options here:
For senior travellers: Most viewpoints are reachable by car; Abbey Falls and Talacauvery involve steps.
Cool and pleasant; wet and misty through the monsoon.
Best time: October to March; June to September is lush with heavy rain
Pandi curry · Kadambuttu (steamed rice balls) · Akki roti · Estate-fresh coffee
Distances, travel times and seasons are approximate and can vary with traffic, weather and local rules.
Coorg
Coffee-estate stays, Abbey Falls, Raja’s Seat and the source of the Kaveri.
PricingPrice on request
Plan your Coorg trip
Include who’s travelling—elders, children, a group of friends—and we’ll plan the pace around them.
