Places to See in Coorg - Coorg Trips - Cofee Plantations in Western Ghats, Karnataka

Coorg is a new and unexplored tourist location giving plenty of fresh sight-seeing choices. It is understood that Goddess Cauvery graces this Hill Station in India, Coorg for a rezvenduous with her kith and kin. She also happens to be the spouse of the revered Saint, Agastaya.

Other places of interest include the Islamic styled Tombs and minarets of Dodaveearaja and Lingaraja. These constructions are very ancient in their origin and are quaint by the presence of minarets with Nandi Bulls perched atop the minarets .It also includes carved, gothic windows, which are home to different manifestations of Lord Shiva in Coorg, a beatific Hill Station in India.

The grand Abbe falls homed near to this Hill Station, emanate from the rocky and moss strewn heights from amongst the Hills exposing oneself to the spray in this Hill Station in India, which is a memorable experience.

Tourist Places In Coorg

Madikeri - Mercara

Merkara or Madikeri, the district headquarters had been the capital of the Helari Kings. This place gains historic importance from the monuments it holds. The meeting point of Cauvery and Kanike, Bagamandala has a famous Siva temple. The Abbey falls makes a fine picnic spot. more...

Omkareshwara Temple

The Omkareshwara Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva was constructed in 1820 by the ruling King of Coorg. The temple is known for the blend of architectural features of Islamic and Gothic style. There is a gilded ball with a weather clock over the dome of the temple. more...

Madikeri Fort and the Palace

Madikeri got a lift from a mud built house to a Fort by Tipu Sultan. The Fort comprises of Palace of Lingyat rulers, a simple double storey structure, a pale reflection of grand palaces seen elsewhere. A big hit with the tourists and locales, the Abbi Falls is just 5 Km from Madikeri. more...

Raja's Seat ( Sunset point)

Raja's Seat, at a short distance from the center of the town is wonderful spot that presents panoramic view of the area. It is believed that kings of Kodagu used to come here to see the sunset. This lovely spot was a favourite place of recreation for the Rajas and hence was permanently associated with them. more...

Gandhi Mantapa

To the left on the way to Raja's seat a Mantapa is built on the sacred mortal remains of Mahatma Gandhi in 1956. There are two royal tombs at Madikeri. Veerarajendra began the construction of the royal tomb on a hill commanding a view from all directions to the north of Mahadevpet more...

Abbey Falls

It is located in 8 Km from Madikeri. These falls cascade down in steps to flow as a small river. It is a beautiful waterfalls about 30 minute ride away from Madikeri. Perhaps the bestknown among Karnataka hill stations, Coorg enthralls tourists with its breathtaking locales more...

Talacauvery

Talacauvery is 44 Km from Madikeri. This is a sacred pilgrim centre among the Kodavas. It is from here that the river Cauvery takes its birth. Steps lead up from the spring which is the Kaveri's source to the summit of the hill, commanding a superb view. more...

Nisargadhama

Nisargadhama also has a beautiful children park. This is a perfect picnic spot where you can get elephant ride, boat ride, bird watching, watching deer, peacock and rabbits, children parks and beautiful sight of bamboo trees along the banks of river Kaveri. more...

Harangi Dam

It is around 8 Km from the Madikeri Kushalnagar Road is the Harangi Dam. The Harangi river forms a huge reservoir that looks beautiful. It is a nice place for a picnic lunches and leisurely stroll. Harangi is a water reservoir; inundated and enhanced with a beautiful dam, it is worth a stopover. more...

Honnemaradu

Honnemaradu is a lake in India. Situated on the back waters of River Sharavathi it is popular among watersports enthusiasts as a site for kayaking, windsurfing and other similar sports. It is located in Shimoga district, Karnataka about 25 Km away from Sagara, on the way to Jog falls. more...

Gudavi Bird Sanctuary

Gudavi Bird Sanctuary village in Sorab Taluk of Shimoga district, comes alive in June as the energetic chirping of birds fills the air. The treelined banks of the Gudavi Lake become a brilliant mosaic of colours, with branches buried under bright plumage. more...