Overview
Discover the serene landscapes of Coorg with our 4-day itinerary. Starting from Bangalore, embark on a scenic drive to Coorg – the Scotland of India, known for its lush greenery, coffee plantations, and tranquil environment. Visit Bylekuppe, one of the largest Tibetan settlements in South India, and explore its monasteries and temples in Coorg. Experience the Dubare Elephant Camp, where you can interact closely with elephants and learn about their conservation — a must-visit for wildlife lovers in Coorg. Explore the majestic Abbey Falls, cascading amidst scenic surroundings, one of the top tourist attractions in Coorg. Immerse yourself into the historical charm of Madikeri Fort and Raja's Tomb - the best for those interested in heritage landmarks in Coorg. Wind up your journey by visiting Talacauvery, the origin of the River Cauvery, and the divine Omkareshwara Temple.
Covered Destination:
Coorg : - Byle Kuppe, Dubare Elephant Camp, Abbey Falls, Madikeri Fort, Rajas’s Tomb, Thala Cauvery, Omkareshwar temple.Day 1 : Bangalore - Coorg
Upon
arrival, you will be welcomed by our driver and transferred to
Coorg. En route, visit Bylekuppe, a
Tibetan refugee settlement in Karnataka
established in 1961 in the western part of the Mysore district.
It comprises several small camps and agricultural settlements
and is home to numerous Tibetan monasteries in South
India, nunneries, and temples representing major
Tibetan Buddhist traditions. It is one of the
largest Tibetan cultural attractions near
Coorg.
Later, proceed to Coorg
and check into your hotel. After a short refreshment break,
visit Dubare Elephant Camp, a popular activity
for families and wildlife enthusiasts. Enjoy an overnight stay
in Coorg.
Day 2 : Coorg
After breakfast, visit Abbey Falls, a spectacular waterfall near Madikeri, situated 9 km from Coorg in the Kodagu district. Then explore Madikeri Fort, and Raja’s Tomb, known for its Indo-Saracenic architecture in Coorg. Return to the hotel in the evening. Overnight stay in Coorg.
Day 3 : Coorg
On day 3, after breakfast, head to Talacauvery, situated amidst the picturesque Brahmagiri Hills. It is the origin of the River Cauvery and has a temple built around the sacred spring — a must-visit religious site in Coorg. Then visit the Omkareshwara Temple, a unique blend of Gothic and Islamic architecture, making it an important heritage temple in Coorg. Return to your hotel and relax in the evening. Overnight stay in Coorg.
Day 4 : Coorg - Bangalore
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and begin your drive to Bangalore Airport/Railway Station for your onward journey. We look forward to welcoming you again on your next trip! Explore more with our customized Coorg holiday packages from Bangalore, budget-friendly Coorg itineraries, and South India tour plans curated just for you.