COORG

Overlooking the grassy knolls of Pushpagiri forests in the Western Ghats, Mandalpatti is a spectacular and unique vantage point in Coorg. Huddled at an altitude of 1800 m, this place mesmerises all those who visit it. It is also known by the name of ‘Muguli-Peth’ (translated in English as the market of clouds).

Once a training site for elephants of the famous Dasara procession in Mysore, the Dubare Elephant camp offers a unique adventure to visitors by allowing them the experience of living in coexistence with the trained elephants on-site.

Tadiandamol is the highest mountain peak in Coorg, at an elevation of 1748m. Most tourists interested in trekking are drawn to this place as the journey is difficult, but the view from the top, unparalleled. While being the second highest peak in all of Karnataka, Tadiandamol trek is also a very good option for nature lovers who desire scenic surroundings and are beginners in the trekking scene. Apart from the treks, nature lovers can visit the place as almost half the journey can be reached by a vehicle.

Talakaveri is the source of the river Kaveri, located on the Brahmagiri hill near Bhagamandala. Kodavas erected a tank which is now considered as its origin. It is believed that the river originates as a spring feeding a tank or a Kundike and then flows underground to re-emerge as Kaveri some distance away. The place has a temple dedicated to the Goddess Kaveriamma is located next to the tank and bathing in it on special occasions is considered holy.

Depicting both Islamic and Gothic architecture, Omkareshwara temple was built in 1820 by King Lingarajendra as a dedication to Lord Shiva. The temple has beautiful architecture and has been built in the Muhammadan style of architecture. The dome at the centre depicts that. This element makes the temple resemble the style of a typical Muslim Dargah. A water tank in this temple houses many freshwater fish and adds to the beauty of this temple.

Mallalli Falls is a stunning milky white waterfall that lies in the northern region of the Kodagu district in Karnataka. The best way to reach the location of the Mallalli Falls is by trekking. It's a pleasant route and has wide concrete steps that lead to the waterfall. The Government has taken efforts to make the waterfalls easily accessible and convenient for visitors.  The falls originate from River Kumaradhara and takes a deep plunge of over 1000 metres in two tiers.  It's a pleasant route and has wide concrete steps that lead to the waterfall.

Coorg is a popular tourist destination known for its lush green meadows, trees laden hills and a picturesque ambiance. Another activity that is of prime popularity at the destination is trekking. Coorg offers several gorgeous trekking trails that are ideal for all age groups- amateurs and professionals alike. These enchanting trekking trails will lead you through mesmerising waterfalls, green sprawling national parks and several small hamlets. Besides the thrill of the adventure sport, you will be mesmerised by the natural beauty that the place has to offer.