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3-Day Hill Station Getaway from Bangalore

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Day 1: Late Night Departure & Arrival at Coorg

Morning: Since the journey starts late night from Bangalore, use the morning to relax and freshen up after arrival in Coorg. Enjoy a quiet breakfast in your stay amidst nature.

Afternoon: Explore Abbey Falls, a scenic waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Afterward, visit Madikeri Fort to soak in the history and panoramic views of Coorg.

Evening: Take a peaceful walk around the Raja’s Seat, a viewpoint famous for its stunning sunset views. Have a cozy dinner at a local cafe serving authentic Kodava cuisine.

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Day 2: Coorg Sightseeing & Coffee Plantation Tour

Morning: Start with a guided tour of a Coorg Coffee Plantation to learn about the coffee-making process. Enjoy some fresh brew amidst the coffee estates.

Afternoon: Visit Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can go on a short trek or nature walk to experience the local flora and fauna.

Evening: Relax at your homestay or guesthouse and enjoy local cultural performances if available. Dine at a place offering traditional Kodava dishes like pandi curry.

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Day 3: Visit Dubare Elephant Camp & Return to Bangalore

Morning: Head to the Dubare Elephant Camp to interact with elephants, watch them bathe, and learn about their care. It’s a memorable and unique experience.

Afternoon: Have lunch by the river and start your journey back to Bangalore. Enjoy the scenic drive through the Western Ghats.

Evening: Arrive back in Bangalore by late evening, marking the end of a refreshing weekend getaway in the hills.

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Time and Cost Estimates

  • Travel (Round Trip Bangalore - Coorg): Approximately 10 hours total, ₹3,000
  • Accommodation (2 nights): Approximately ₹3,500 for a mid-range homestay
  • Abbey Falls visit: 1.5 hours, ₹50 entry fee
  • Madikeri Fort: 1 hour, ₹20 entry fee
  • Raja’s Seat: 1 hour, ₹20 entry fee
  • Coffee Plantation Tour: 2 hours, ₹300 per person
  • Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary trek: 2-3 hours, ₹300 entry
  • Dubare Elephant Camp: 2-3 hours, ₹200 per person
  • Food and Miscellaneous: ₹3,000 for 3 days
  • Total estimated cost: ₹14,490

Tips

If you wish to extend the trip, consider adding a day to visit Talakaveri, the origin of the river Cauvery, or explore nearby villages for a deeper cultural experience. To reduce the duration, you can skip the Brahmagiri trek and focus on key highlights like Abbey Falls, the coffee plantation tour, and Dubare Elephant Camp to enjoy a relaxed 2-day itinerary without rushing.

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