Kodagu: A monsoon paradise in Karnataka

Kodagu transforms into a green paradise during the monsoons. The place comes alive with cascading waterfalls, lush forests, and cool, pleasant weather. Nestled amidst the verdant Western Ghats of Karnataka, Kodagu or Coorg is attracting a number of monsoon travellers.

It's a time when Karnataka's beauty shines, offering a serene retreat for travellers seeking the magic of the rainy season. This serene hill station offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical charm.
A look at some of the prime places to visit in Kodagu or Coorg.

Abbey Falls: Abbey Falls is a stunning waterfall cascading from a height of 70 ft amidst coffee plantations, Abbey Falls is a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers.
Madikeri Fort: Built in the 17th century by the Mysore kings, this historic fort offers insights into Kodagu's past. The fort houses a museum showcasing artifacts and weaponry.

Talakaveri: Known as the birthplace of the River Kaveri, Talakaveri offers breathtaking views of the Brahmagiri hills. A small temple dedicated to Goddess Kaveri adds to the spiritual allure of the place.


Dubare Elephant Camp: An enriching experience for animal lovers, where you can observe and interact with elephants in their natural habitat. Activities include bathing elephants in the river and elephant rides.

Coffee Plantations: Coorg is renowned for its coffee estates. Take a plantation tour to learn about coffee cultivation, processing, and sample freshly brewed coffee.
Raja's Seat: A scenic garden offering panoramic views of the hills and valleys, especially enchanting during sunrise and sunset.

Trekking and Nature Walks: Explore the verdant hills and forests on trekking trails like Pushpagiri, Tadiandamol (the highest peak in Kodagu), and Brahmagiri.

Culinary delightsNo visit to Kodagu is complete without tasting its unique culinary offerings. Coorgi cuisine, known for its robust flavors and use of local spices, promises a gastronomic delight. Indulge in specialties like pandi curry (pork curry), kadambuttu (steamed rice balls), and freshly brewed Coorg coffee, sourced from the region's lush plantations.

Whether you seek adventurous treks, serene spiritual retreats, or simply wish to unwind amidst nature's bounty, Kodagu promises an unforgettable experience during the monsoon season.