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2 Days in Coorg for a Nature Trip
Coorg is my favorite escape when I need fresh air and green views. This itinerary packs in the best of Coorg's lush landscapes, from misty coffee plantations to waterfalls hidden in the woods. It's perfect for those who want to unwind without missing the must-see spots.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Coorg
A day packed with Coorg's most famous sights, from misty waterfalls to sprawling coffee plantations, and a taste of the region's unique flavors.
Activities
Abbey Falls and Coffee Plantation Walk
Start your day with the roaring beauty of Abbey Falls, surrounded by lush coffee and spice plantations. The short walk to the falls is refreshing, with the sound of water growing louder as you approach. After soaking in the falls, head to a nearby coffee estate for a guided walk. Learn how Coorg's famous coffee is grown, processed, and roasted. The smell of fresh coffee beans in the air is unforgettable.
- Wear sturdy shoes—the path to the falls can be slippery.
- Buy fresh coffee beans directly from the plantation for the best quality.
Raja's Seat Sunset
No trip to Coorg is complete without watching the sunset from Raja's Seat. This scenic viewpoint offers panoramic views of the rolling hills and valleys. Locals say the kings of Coorg used to come here to relax—and you’ll see why. The gardens around it are perfect for a lazy stroll while waiting for the golden hour.
- Arrive early to grab a good spot—it gets crowded.
- Try the local corn roasted by vendors near the entrance.
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Day 2
Day 2 in Coorg
A mix of nature, culture, and local flavors to round off your Coorg trip, covering some of the region's most beautiful spots and authentic experiences.
Activities
Trek to Tadiandamol Peak
Start your day early with a trek to Tadiandamol, the highest peak in Coorg. The trail takes you through lush shola forests, rolling grasslands, and offers breathtaking views of the Western Ghats. It's a moderate trek, perfect for those who love a bit of adventure without being too strenuous. The cool morning air and misty landscapes make it magical.
- Wear sturdy shoes—the trail can be slippery after rain.
- Carry water and snacks—there are no shops along the way.
Visit Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple)
After the trek, head to Bylakuppe to visit the stunning Namdroling Monastery, home to thousands of Tibetan monks. The golden statues, intricate murals, and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-see. Don’t miss the prayer sessions if you’re there around noon—the chanting is mesmerizing.
- Dress modestly—shoulders and knees covered.
- Try the Tibetan momos at the nearby stalls—they’re delicious!
Relax at Dubare Elephant Camp
End your day with a visit to Dubare Elephant Camp, where you can watch elephants being bathed and fed by their mahouts. You can even join in if you’re feeling adventurous. The camp is set by the river, making it a serene spot to unwind after a busy day.
- Carry a change of clothes if you plan to bathe the elephants.
- Book in advance during peak season—it gets crowded.