4 km
from city center 1 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Abbey Falls, also known as Abbi Falls, is located around 10 kilometres away from the town of Madikeri and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in and around Coorg. The water cascade coming down from the cliff from a height of 70 feet provides a spectacular scene to behold.

14 km
from city center 2 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Overlooking the grassy knolls of Pushpagiri forests in the Western Ghats, Mandalpatti is a spectacular and unique vantage point in Coorg. Huddled at an altitude of 1800 m, this place mesmerises all those who visit it. It is also known by the name of ‘Muguli-Peth’ (translated in English as the market of clouds).

1 km
from city center 3 out of 36
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Raja's Seat is a garden built on an elevated ground overseeing the valleys that lie to the west, making it a popular viewpoint to watch sunrise and sunset. Dotted with flowering plants and skillfully designed artificial fountains, the garden was a favourite venue to rejuvenate for the Kings of Kodagu, and they loved watching the sunsets sitting here as they spent some memorable time with their Queens.

19 km
from city center 4 out of 36
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Once a training site for elephants of the famous Dasara procession in Mysore, the Dubare Elephant camp offers a unique adventure to visitors by allowing them the experience of living in coexistence with the trained elephants on-site.

16 km
from city center 5 out of 36
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Namdroling Monastery, situated at a distance of 34 km from the Coorg, is the largest teaching centre of the school of Tibetan Buddhism known as Nyingmapa. Popularly known as the 'Golden Temple', the Namdroling Monastery holds some excellent examples of Tibetan architecture and artwork, as seen with the elaborately decorated temple tower and ornate outer walls, intricately adorned with beautiful murals.

58 km
from city center 6 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Iruppu Falls is a fresh water cascade located in the Brahmagiri Mountain Range, in the Kodagu district of Karnataka. These are also known as the Lakshmana Tirtha Falls, a name derived from the name of the tributary of Cauvery which starts from these falls. A major tourist attraction, it attracts a large number of tourists because of their mesmerizing natural beauty.

30 km
from city center 7 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Talakaveri is the source of the river Kaveri, located on the Brahmagiri hill near Bhagamandala. Kodavas erected a tank which is now considered as its origin. It is believed that the river originates as a spring feeding a tank or a Kundike and then flows underground to re-emerge as Kaveri some distance away. The place has a temple dedicated to the Goddess Kaveriamma is located next to the tank and bathing in it on special occasions is considered holy.

21 km
from city center 8 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Tadiandamol is the highest mountain peak in Coorg, at an elevation of 1748m. Most tourists interested in trekking are drawn to this place as the journey is difficult, but the view from the top, unparalleled. While being the second highest peak in all of Karnataka, Tadiandamol trek is also a very good option for nature lovers who desire scenic surroundings and are beginners in the trekking scene. Apart from the treks, nature lovers can visit the place as almost half the journey can be reached by a vehicle.

0 km
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Places To Visit in Coorg

The Madikeri Fort is a popular attraction in Coorg in Karnataka. Situated in the centre of Madikeri town, the majestic fort offers tourists insights into the history of Coorg. The elevated structures of the fort also provide panoramic views of the town. This ancient fort was first constructed in the latter half of the seventeenth century by Muddu Raja, the ruler at the time, on the occasion of declaring Madikeri as the new capital of Coorg. The possession of this fort passed through various hands after it was captured by Tipu Sultan.

60 km
from city center 10 out of 36
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The Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary covers 181 square km and has got its name from the Brahmagiri Park, which is the highest peak with a height of 1608 m. The primary vegetation of the sanctuary includes evergreen and semi-evergreen forests, shoal forest patches in grasslands and bamboos. The sanctuary was established in the year 1974 and is surrounded by plantations of coffee and cardamom.

29 km
from city center 11 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Mallalli Falls is a stunning milky white waterfall that lies in the northern region of the Kodagu district in Karnataka. The best way to reach the location of the Mallalli Falls is by trekking. It's a pleasant route and has wide concrete steps that lead to the waterfall. The Government has taken efforts to make the waterfalls easily accessible and convenient for visitors.  The falls originate from River Kumaradhara and takes a deep plunge of over 1000 metres in two tiers.  It's a pleasant route and has wide concrete steps that lead to the waterfall.

1 km
from city center 12 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Depicting both Islamic and Gothic architecture, Omkareshwara temple was built in 1820 by King Lingarajendra as a dedication to Lord Shiva. The temple has beautiful architecture and has been built in the Muhammadan style of architecture. The dome at the centre depicts that. This element makes the temple resemble the style of a typical Muslim Dargah. A water tank in this temple houses many freshwater fish and adds to the beauty of this temple.

49 km
from city center 13 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Barapole River is a famous white river rafting destination in Coorg. The white frothy river with speedy waters and rapids, flowing through beautiful landscapes, makes for an ideal river rafting experience. White water rafting is organized in Upper Barapole in Kithu-Kakkatu River which is a strong catchment area for the monsoons, thus providing some of the most challenging stretches of rapids. The Barapole River surges through dense forests and offers rafting participants a breathtaking view of the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary.

1 km
from city center 14 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Built in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture, this beautiful structure of Gaddige Raja's tomb is the mortal remains of the Kodavad Royalty. These tombs date back to 1820. The structure houses three tombs, the central one for the Kodava King Doddaveerarajendra and his wife Mahadeviamma, the other two tombs are for the Chikkaveerarajendra's father and his guru, Rudrappa. A few meters from the tomb is the Muttappa Temple.

27 km
from city center 15 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Known to be the biggest lake in Coorg, Honnamana Kere Lake has spiritual as well as historical significance. The lake is surrounded by hills, coffee plantations and man-made caves. Named after Goddess Honnamana, adjacent to this lake is a temple dedicated to the goddess.

25 km
from city center 16 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

The Nilakandi Falls are located the midst of the dense tropical forests of Coorg. It is a picturesque and serene waterfall that lends trekkers a wonderful waterfall experience. Honey Valley is a private resort in which this beautiful waterfall is located.

63 km
from city center 17 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

With its diversity of flora and fauna, the Nagarhole National Park is one of the best known wildlife reserves in India. It houses not just multiple species of plants and shrubbery but also mammals, reptiles, crawlers and rare birds.

22 km
from city center 18 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Somwarpet, a town in the north east of the Coorg district, has several tourist attractions, the main being Beelur Golf Club along with the Mallalli Falls and the Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary.

46 km
from city center 19 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Coorg is a sanctuary for those seeking holistic healing through Ayurveda. With its serene environment and rich biodiversity, Coorg provides the perfect backdrop for Ayurvedic treatments, making it a sought-after destination for wellness tourism. You get a whole range of rejuvenating Ayurvedic massage and spa packages in Coorg. Ayurjeevan is one of the most famous Ayurvedic therapy center.

30 km
from city center 20 out of 36
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Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the verdant landscapes of Coorg (Kodagu district), Karnataka, is a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Situated approximately 60 kilometers from Madikeri, the sanctuary is renowned for its rich biodiversity, stunning landscapes, and tranquil atmosphere. Covering an area of about 102 square kilometers, Pushpagiri is one of the most important bird areas in the Western Ghats, offering a perfect escape for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature.

61 km
from city center 21 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Coorg is a popular tourist destination known for its lush green meadows, trees laden hills and a picturesque ambiance. Another activity that is of prime popularity at the destination is trekking. Coorg offers several gorgeous trekking trails that are ideal for all age groups- amateurs and professionals alike. These enchanting trekking trails will lead you through mesmerising waterfalls, green sprawling national parks and several small hamlets. Besides the thrill of the adventure sport, you will be mesmerised by the natural beauty that the place has to offer.

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Nestled in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, Coorg (Kodagu) is synonymous with lush landscapes, rolling hills, and, most notably, its coffee plantations. Known as the "Coffee Capital of India," Coorg's rich soils and favorable climate have made it one of the country's leading coffee producers. This picturesque district not only offers a glimpse into the art of coffee cultivation but also provides a sensory experience that captivates visitors with its aromatic charm.

22 km
from city center 23 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Bhagamandala is a pilgrimage site situated in the scenic foothills of Talacauvery, at a distance of only 39 kms from Madikeri. Talacauvery is the source and origin of the River Kaveri, which is often referred to as 'Dakshin Ganga' which means 'Ganga of the South' and is one of the seven sacred rivers of the country. A bath in the holy waters of the Bhagamandala is not only sacred but also a very spiritually uplifting and cleansing experience and has a positive effect on the mind, body and soul.

0 km
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Shopping in Coorg is a delightful experience, offering a variety of unique local products that capture the essence of this beautiful hill station in Karnataka. Known for its lush coffee plantations, Coorg is a haven for coffee lovers. The region produces some of the finest coffee in India, and visitors can purchase freshly roasted coffee beans or ground coffee to take home. Alongside coffee, Coorg is also famous for its aromatic spices, including cardamom, black pepper, and cloves, which are grown in the verdant plantations of the region.

28 km
from city center 25 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Taking individuals deep inside the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, the Brahmagiri trek is a delight with its myriad offerings. The route traverses lush forests, green grasslands and countless small streams and rivers.

61 km
from city center 26 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Kutta is a small town in Karnataka that connects the several tourist attractions surrounding it. Replete with misty mountains, undulating rivers and cascading waterfalls, Kutta is mainly known for serving as a gateway to the Nagarhole National Park with a few options of a home stay, especially for tourists coming from the Kerala side.

16 km
from city center 27 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Kopatty Hills is one of the lesser-known trekking destinations in India. It is the myriad landscapes that such a short trail offers and lends the trek its appeal. Located in Coorg district it is a haven for those seeking an off-beat experience. It is a relatively simple route that traverses vast expanses of coffee plantations, rolling grasslands, peaceful streams and dense forests.

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Located on the banks of the Lakshman Tirtha River, Rameshwara temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple has a magnificent history and if you have the time, you can ask the pundit there to explain a bit about it. It is located near the beautiful Iruppu Falls and it a small temple that one can drop in when visiting the falls.

12 km
from city center 29 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Located on the Madikeri-Siddapur Road, Chettali is a small village blessed with lush greenery and misty hills surrounding it. The Cherala Bhagavathy temple here also attracts tourists and devotees. The Indian Institute of Horticultural Research is located here. It is a really small town that is perfect for a scenic pitstop from Madikeri, which is located just 17km away. It is located on the Mysore-Madikeri roads and hence, making it easily accessed by road.

21 km
from city center 30 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Nalakunad Palace, located in the lush and picturesque hills of Coorg, Karnataka, is a historical gem that offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of the region. Built in 1792 by Dodda Veerarajendra, the then king of Kodagu, the palace served as a royal retreat and a safe haven during times of strife. The palace is nestled in the village of Yavakapadi, close to the Tadiandamol Peak, the highest peak in Coorg, making it a destination that combines historical significance with natural beauty.

25 km
from city center 31 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Located in the district of Galibeedu, 12 km from Madikeri near Coorg, Nishani Motte is a relatively unknown peak in Karnataka. Known for its scintillating views of misty mountains, green forest cover, lush green open meadows and rare species of flora and fauna, the place is also a popular trekking destination.

26 km
from city center 32 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Virajpet is an offbeat hill station, situated at a distance of just 22 km from Coorg. Also known as Virajpete which is derived from Virarajendrapete, after the name of the former ruler and founder of the place, it is known for its world-class coffee and spice plantations.

64 km
from city center 33 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Bird watching in Coorg, a lush hill station in Karnataka, is a captivating activity that draws nature enthusiasts and ornithologists from around the world. Nestled in the Western Ghats, Coorg boasts a diverse ecosystem with dense forests, coffee plantations, and riverine habitats, making it a haven for birdlife. The region is home to over 300 species of birds, including several endemic and migratory species, providing a rich and rewarding experience for bird watchers.

12 km
from city center 34 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Angling and fishing in Coorg, also known as Kodagu, offer a serene and thrilling experience for enthusiasts and beginners alike. Nestled in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, Coorg is blessed with pristine rivers, streams, and reservoirs, making it an ideal destination for fishing. The region's diverse aquatic habitats are home to a variety of fish species, including the prized mahseer, making it a popular spot for both recreational and serious anglers.

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Chelavara Falls is one of the most enchanting falls in Coorg, Karnataka. These vigorous falls gush down from a height of 150 feet on a rock shaped like a tortoise. Therefore, this fall is also known as Embepare in the local dialect which translates to "tortoise rock". This massive natural marvel originates from a small stream, a tributary of Kaveri near Cheyyandane village in Karnataka. Nestled amongst the serene greenery of coffee plantations, the Chelavara falls are quite the sight. 

15 km
from city center 36 out of 36
Places To Visit in Coorg

Nestled between the scenic locales of Madikeri and Kushalnagar, Chiklihole Reservoir is a hidden gem in Coorg, approximately 15 km away from both Kushalnagar and Madikeri. Despite its less-known status, this reservoir, formed on one of the tributaries of the River Cauvery, offers a serene escape with lush greenery, rich flora, and abundant fauna.