Perched beautifully in the hills and valleys of the Western Ghats in Karnataka, Coorg or Kodagu is one of the most attractive tourist spots in South India. The district headquarters of Coorg is Madikeri - located 252 kms from Bangalore, and lying at 1525 m above sea level. Popularly referred as the 'Scotland of India', Coorg is an unforgettable holiday destination, and a Tour to Coorg will introduce you to the misty hills, lush forests, extensive tea and coffee plantations, orange groves, undulating streets and breathtaking locales dotting the land.

While visiting Coorg, bask in the picture-perfect natural beauty of this idyllic hill station, which is further enhanced by the traditionally beautiful dark tiled cottages and the lovely flowers and shrubs found everywhere. Your tour to Coorg will also introduce you to the spice estates of Coorg namely those of pepper and cardamom - the spices grown in abundance here.

Nagarhole National Park : Sprawled over an area of 640 sq km on the Brahmagiri hills, Nagerhole is replete with untamed wildlife, which makes the park an ideal place for wildlife enthusiasts.

Bhagamandala : Located 30 km from Coorg, Bhagamandala is known as the temple town of the region. The place marks the confluence of River Cauvery with rivers Sujyothi and Kannike.

Irupu Falls : It is a famous fresh-water fall located at a distance of 48 kms from Virajpet on the way to Nagarhole.

Sri Omkareshwara Temple : Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient temple was built in 1820 by the erstwhile King of Coorg.

Abbey Falls : Previously known as Jessey Falls, this beautiful waterfall lies about 5 km from Coorg.