



Coorg, Karnataka, India
Coorg (Kodagu) is a highland district in Karnataka's Western Ghats, blanketed in coffee and spice plantations, misty hills, and pristine waterfalls. Known as the "Scotland of India," it's a serene escape from city life with an incredibly welcoming Kodava culture and cuisine.
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Abbey Falls
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Coffee Plantation Walks
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Raja's Seat
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Dubare Elephant Camp
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Nagarhole National Park
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Talakaveri
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Travel tips for Coorg
Stay at a coffee or pepper plantation homestay for the most authentic Coorg experience.
Try pandi curry (pork), kadambuttu (rice dumplings), and Coorg honey wine — Kodava cuisine is unique.
Coorg is safe for solo travelers and self-drive trips — rent a car or bike in Madikeri.
The Kodava Habba (harvest festival, Oct/Nov) is a joyful community celebration worth timing your visit around.
Leeches are common on trails during and after monsoon — wear leech socks on forest walks.
Getting there
How to reach Coorg
By Air
Mysuru Airport (60 km) or Mangaluru International Airport (135 km). Bengaluru is 250 km (~5 hrs by road).
By Train
No railway in Coorg. Nearest stations: Hassan (80 km) or Mysuru (120 km). Taxis from these stations to Madikeri.
By Road
Bengaluru to Madikeri via Mysuru is ~250–270 km (~5 hrs). Frequent KSRTC bus services from Bengaluru and Mysuru.







