Thrilling Two Days in Coorg

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Day 1: Exploring Madikeri

Coorg, India

8:00AM

Breakfast at Coorg Cuisine

Indulge in a delicious traditional Coorgi breakfast to kickstart your day.
INR 300, 1 hour

10:00AM

Madikeri Fort

Visit the historical Madikeri Fort and marvel at its architecture and the panoramic view of the town.
INR 50, 1 hour

12:30PM

Lunch at Raintree Restaurant

Savor a delectable meal with a wide range of Coorgi and multi-cuisine options.
INR 600, 1.5 hours

2:30PM

Dubare Elephant Camp

Embark on an exciting experience at the Dubare Elephant Camp, including elephant interactions and bathing.
INR 800, 2 hours

5:00PM

Abbey Falls

Take a leisurely stroll through the lush coffee plantations to reach the stunning Abbey Falls and witness its natural beauty.
INR 100, 1 hour

7:30PM

Dinner at East End Hotel

Relish a scrumptious dinner with a blend of Coorgi and other Indian cuisines at this well-known restaurant.
INR 700, 1.5 hours

Day 2: Talakaveri and Sunset Delight

Coorg, India

7:00AM

Breakfast at Vattakanal Cafe

Enjoy a delightful breakfast while soaking in the serene ambiance and pleasant weather at Vattakanal Cafe.
INR 400, 1 hour

8:30AM

Talakaveri

Head to Talakaveri, the birthplace of River Kaveri, and marvel at the picturesque views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
INR 50, 1.5 hours

12:00PM

Lunch at Bhagamandala

Relish a traditional Coorgi meal at a local restaurant in Bhagamandala, offering authentic flavors.
INR 500, 1 hour

2:30PM

Bhagamandala Temple

Visit the Bhagamandala Temple and witness the unique confluence of the sacred rivers Kaveri, Kannike, and Sujyoti.
INR 20, 1 hour

4:30PM

Raja's Seat

Conclude your adventure with a visit to Raja's Seat to witness a breathtaking sunset with panoramic views of the surrounding valleys.
INR 50, 1 hour

Local Sayings

When visiting Coorg, it can be helpful to know some basic phrases in the local language, Kannada, to enhance your interactions with the locals. Common phrases like 'Namaskara' for hello, 'Dhanyavaadha' for thank you, and 'Hegeera' for how are you, can go a long way in creating a positive and respectful experience. You can pick up some useful Kannada phrases from local language guidebooks or language learning apps such as Duolingo or Rosetta Stone to better immerse yourself in the local culture.