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Since I was in Bangalore till that time, I wanted to do the road trip of whole South India. Started with Karnataka, I used to do road trip/trekking in every weekend. So this time I choose Coorg – The Scotland of India. A beautiful Hill Station with coffee estates. This bike trip is all about exploring the best tourist place cum hill station Coorg in Karnataka.

Coorg (Madikeri) – The Scotland of India

We planned this bike trip for 2 days from Bangalore to Madikeri & back. Coorg or Kodagu is a district in Karnataka in which Madikeri is a town and district headquarter of Kodagu.

Due to its lush green landscape, this famous Hill Station Coorg is also known as “The Scotland of India“.

This is a photoblog, where I tried to show the best tourist places of Coorg through the pictures I have taken from my camera so that you can get to see the beauty of this place.

As we planned this trip only for 2 days, we could not able to visit some more best places due to limited time. I am mentioning all these places here and you must add these places to your list whenever you will visit Coorg.

So let’s start this road trip from Bangalore to Coorg–

Day 1

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The best Rava Idly I had in my life yet.

If you love monsoon then you can find Coorg, covered with lush green landscape amidst coffee estates and I would recommend you to visit Coorg in Rainy Season.

From Coorg, you can take 3 things for your loved ones – Chocolates, Fruit Wine & Spices.

Abbey Falls

Raja’s Seat (View Point Park)

Raja’s Tomb

Coorg Market

Day 2

Dubare Elephant Camp

Dubare Elephant Camp is on the other side of the river. Here you can also have the experience of Rafting in River Cauvery.

Other Places You Must Visit in Coorg

• Talacavery – Considered as the source of River Cauvery from Brahmagiri hills.

• Madikeri Fort – Built by Muddu Raja & reconstructed by Tipu Sultan.

• Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple) – The perfect place to get real peace.

• Nisargdhama Reserve Park – A scenic park with a hanging bridge and animals.

• Tibetian Market (Shopping Place) – You can feel Tibet in Coorg.

• Tadiandamol Peak (Trekking) – The highest peak in Coorg & second highest in Karnataka.

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Any Questions or queries? Ask me in the comment section.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why is Coorg known as Scotland of India?

Answer: Due to its beautiful green landscape, the mountains and valley make Coorg looks like Scotland.

2. Which is the best month to visit Coorg?

Answer: Coorg can be visited throughout the year, due to its pleasant weather. People who love monsoon, they come in the rainy season. From October to March is the best month to visit this beautiful hill station.

3. How many days enough for Madikeri or Coorg?

Answer: You need at least 3 days to visit this place to cover all the tourist places.

4. Is Coorg or Madikeri same?

Answer: Madikeri is a town and headquarter of Kodagu district. Kodagu is also known as Coorg. So overall Coorg is the name of Region and you need to get down at Madikeri if you are going by bus/cab. Madikeri/Coorg is the best weekend getaway near Bangalore.

5. Where does Cauvery River originate from?

Answer:  It is said that Talakavery in Kodagu district, Karnataka is the source of Cauvery river. In Talakaveri, there is a temple and a small water stream, which people considered as the source of river Cauvery.