Coorg “In and Around Green Valley”
Coorg or Kodagu as it is known now is an astonishing land in the heart of the southern Indian peninsula. This un spoilt land of million hills is situated on the slops of the western Ghats, is now India’s coffee bowl. A tiny district in the state of Karnataka, Coorg is the biggest producer of coffee in India. The British who colonized Coorg and set up coffee plantations prior to independence compared Coorg to Scotland. Both these places have grand and regal highlands with sturdy mountains. The race/community of people dwelling here is called Kodava, known for their bravery and valour.
Coorg is located in the south-western part of Karnataka bordering Kerala. Its maximum length is 96 km (north-south) and breadth 64 km (east-west). The area of the district is 4102.3 sq. km. The population estimated in 2001 was 545,322, increasing 11.64% from 1991 to 2001, and 5.75% from 1981 to 1991.
Kodagu district (formerly Coorg) is situated among the rich coffee estates in the western Ghats of India. The district headquarters Madikeri (formerly Mercara) can be easily reached by boarding a state transport bus from Bangalore or Mysore. Madikeri is a very little known beautiful hill station with many breathtaking spots located around..
Coorg is a region of scattered villages and hamlets, with a few townships standing out. Postcard pretty with their red tiled cottages and purple flowering shrubs, the Kodagu towns have an old-world charm about them. Madikeri, the district headquarters at an elevation of over 5,000 feet above sea level, provides access to some excellent picnic spots including the picturesque Abbey Falls. Visitors can trek to the top of Tadevendamol, the highest peak in the region and view the Arabian Sea in the distance. Alternatively, one may simply follow the mountain trails dotted with little shrines-some beside waterfalls and others on the banks of rivers. Besides, the Nagarhole National Park provides excellent opportunity for wildlife viewing.
Coorg is one of the major places that get heavy rainfall in India. If you want to experience Monsoon rains, you will like the peaceful setting here. The best season to visit Coorg is anytime. The climate is usually very pleasant all around the year.
Coorg is an ideal place for outdoor activities, food and shopping! Some exotic places to visit in Coorg are:
• Abbey Falls • Dubare Elephant Camp
• Madikeri Fort • Madikeri Palace
• Iruppu Falls • Golden Temple
• Madikeri Omkareshwara Temple • Pushpagiri Hills
• Harangi Dam • Gaddige
• Bagamandala Temple • Nisargadhama
• Tala Cauvery • Thadiyandamol Hills
• Nagarhole • Igguthappa Devara Betta
• Kotebetta • Madikeri Raja Seat
Best Stay in Coorg , Home stay
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hotels in coorgIf you are budget traveler you should not worry about hotels because there are many
budget hotels in coorg available, where you can get good food without onion or garlic .Accommodation for your weekends is available easily by hotels in Coorg in at very good rates. If you try to find stay in Coorg with perfect location and picture view of temples which will make your stay more Wonderful and full of Leisure. Coorg is religious place to visit near Chennai and Bangalore. Coorg is one of the famous Weekends destinations in Karnataka.
coorg hotels at very reasonable cost and also offers an impressive and wide variety in order to provide a Budget and best accommodation to their guests.
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