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Experience the Charm of Coorg
Immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of Coorg with this 4-day itinerary. Start your journey from Bangalore, visiting the Tibetan settlement at Bylakuppe and the serene Cauvery Nisargadhama en route. Explore Coorg's stunning landscapes with visits to Omkareshwara Temple, Dubare Elephant Camp, Madikeri Fort, and the captivating Abbey Falls. Discover the origin of the River Cauvery at Tala Kavery and the picturesque confluence of three rivers at Bagamandala. This itinerary promises a blend of nature, culture, and relaxation, making it an unforgettable trip.
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Coorg : Bylakuppe, Cauvery Nisarghadhama, Omkareshwara Temple, Dubare Elephant camp, Madikeri Fort, Museum, Raja Seat and Museum, Abbey Falls, Tala Kavery, Bagamandala,
Upon your arrival at Bangalore, our representative from South Tourism will receive and assist for your onward transfer to Coorg, one of the most romantic destinations in India. En Route, visit Bylakuppe, the second largest Tibetan settlement in India. Marvel the exquisite architecture and the youngest monks in Namdrolling Buddhist Monastery. Listen to nature in Cavery Nisarghadhama, a mind blowing location frequented by travellers and the local residents alike. Reach Coorg and check into the hotel. Rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight stay at Coorg.
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This day is for visiting the scenic locations of Coorg. Get drenched in the beauty of misty morning and start to Omkareswarar Temple. Then proceed to Dubare Elephant camp, where you can get to know about the lives of majestic mammals. You can also take part in bathing and feeding the elephants, an exciting activity for everyone. After relaxing a while at hotel, later in the evening, proceed to Madikeri Fort, Museum, Raja Sear and Museum to know more about the history of Deccan Plateau. Then, the time is at your disposal to stroll along shopping region where you can opt to get some homemade wines of different flavours Overnight stay in Coorg.
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This day is for visiting Abbey Falls, located amidst lush green coffee plantations owned by an individual. You can access here using a hanging bridge.After thoroughly enjoying here,proceed to Tala Kavery, where the River Mighty Cauvery originates. Also, witness the beauty of confluence of three holy rivers in Bagamandala, the most scenic location of Coorg or Kodagu, and this is an equally important sacred centre of Karnataka. Return to hotel and rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight Stay at Coorg.
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Post breakfast, check out from the hotel and start your drive to Bangalore. Tour ends with wonderful memories !
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FAQs:
What are the must-visit places in Coorg?
Must-visit places in Coorg include Bylakuppe, Cauvery Nisargadhama, Omkareshwara Temple, Dubare Elephant Camp, Madikeri Fort, Abbey Falls, Tala Kavery, and Bagamandala.
How can I reach Coorg from Bangalore?
Coorg is approximately a 5-6 hour drive from Bangalore. You can hire a private taxi or use public transportation to reach Coorg.
What activities can I do at Dubare Elephant Camp?
At Dubare Elephant Camp, you can interact with elephants, participate in bathing and feeding them, and learn about their habitat and behaviors.
What is special about Tala Kavery?
Tala Kavery is the origin point of the River Cauvery, and it is considered a sacred site. It is also a beautiful location surrounded by lush greenery.
Are there good accommodation options in Coorg?
Yes, Coorg offers a variety of accommodation options ranging from budget hotels to luxury resorts, ensuring a comfortable stay for all types of travelers.