Dubare Elephant Camp is located on the banks of the Kaveri River. Spend the morning hours here learning about how elephants are cared for. Watch as they are bathed and fed. You also get a chance to ride on the elephants and go on short trekkings. A great experience for kids and adults alike. Entry Fees is ₹50. (Opens at 9AM, Closes at 11AM)
Coorg Wildlife Society is a non-profit charity organization that aims to save wildlife and nature in the Coorg region. You can trek in the coffee and spice plantations, where the Society aims to protect and conserve wildlife. A great place for hiking, you can see endangered species such as the Lion-Tailed Macaque along with a variety of bird species, insects and butterflies. They charge ₹150 per person as entry fees. (Opens at 9AM, Closes at 5PM)
Abbey falls is the most popular waterfall to visit in Coorg. You can reach the falls either by a short walking trail or by a car. The falls have a height of around 70 feet and are located amidst lush green coffee plantations. Carry swimsuits as you can enjoy a dip in the falls. There are several small shops selling snacks and souvenirs. Entry fees is ₹15. (Opens at 9 AM, Closes at 5 PM)
If you have more time, you should consider visiting other waterfalls in the region such as Iruppu Waterfalls or Chelavara falls. Other popular options are coffee plantations and spice gardens like Coorg Organic Farms and Glenlorna Tea Estate. If you have less time, you can skip visiting Coorg Wildlife Society and can directly head over to Abbey falls but try to reach there early to avoid congestion.