Start your first day of Coorg starting with a visit to Talacauvery, the birthplace of river Cauvery. You can witness the breathtaking view from the Brahmagiri hills. It is a sacred place for Hindus and famous for the confluence of three rivers. Don't forget to take a dip in the holy water. The place also has a temple dedicated to the river goddess and Lord Agastheeswara.
A relaxing waterfall to soothe your senses and get away from the daily chaos of life. It is surrounded by coffee plantations and spice gardens. The waterfall cascades down from 70 feet and is a sight to behold. Don't forget to click Instagram-worthy pictures!
Raja's Seat is a breathtaking garden with a stunning view of the hilly Coorg region. It is called "Raja's Seat" as the kings of Kodagu used to come here to watch the sunset. It has a toy train facility that takes you around the garden to enjoy the view.
A paradise for animal lovers, Dubare Elephant Camp, is a must-visit. The camp offers various activities like elephant bathing, watching them play, and a jungle safari. You can also learn about the history of Asian elephants and their behavioral activities.
A fort representing the historical significance of Coorg ruled by many dynasties is a sight to behold. The fort consists of a palace, a prison, and a temple. You can see the beautiful view of the city from the fort.
End your tour by visiting the biggest lake in Coorg, Honnamana Kere. It is a serene and picturesque lake surrounded by lush green hills. The lake has a temple in its vicinity, dedicated to Goddess Honnamma. You can enjoy a late afternoon boat ride here.
If you have extra time in Coorg, you can visit Nisargadhama, the Tibetan Monastery, and Iruppu Falls. Those short on time can skip visiting Honnamana Kere and Madikeri Fort.