Coorg for you
Coorg in Karnataka is one of the most famous hill stations and considered one of the top ten tourist destinations of the country. Coorg is known not just for its un-spoilt, breathtaking vistas and the rich cultural heritage of Coorgs or Kodavas but also for its Coffee estates and spices. Incomparable scenic beauty, misty hills, lush forests, acres and acres of coffee plantations, rich green valleys, teak wood precincts, captivating orange groves, out of the world hospitality and majestic ranges. If you were wondering what experience can possibly linger your minds for the rest of your life, then you must try Coorg. Don’t blame us if you keep returning here time and again.
Add to that the spirit and legend of Kodavas or Coorgs ─ a strong, brave group which reveres tradition, has a distinct culture and lives life to its fullest. They take hospitality to the next level with unparalleled amiability and their unusual but very delectable local food flavours. Coorg could be called a dreamland of a philosopher. The district headquarters, Madikeri or Mercara, is dubbed as the Scotland of India for its rich topography, water bodies, waterfalls and greenery.
If you’re the type who likes to mingle with nature, romance in the mountains, feel the tingle of the cool and gentle breeze, watch the leaves flutter in dance-like movements, and hear sounds of birds fill the air; Coorg is the place to be. Kodagu is the first coffee production region in India. Characteristically and historically, paddy fields, ginger crops and meadows are found on the valley floors. The most common plantation crop is coffee, especially of the Arabica and Robusta variety, apart from pepper, cardamom and other rich spices. Agro-forestry runs strong in Coorg with wide plantations of rubber, teak, and cocoa. There are also large areas of natural forestation, especially in the reserves of the south and east zones of the region. Come, allow the spirit of the land to infuse your very being, and coax you gently on this beautiful personal voyage of discovery.
Add to that the spirit and legend of Kodavas or Coorgs ─ a strong, brave group which reveres tradition, has a distinct culture and lives life to its fullest. They take hospitality to the next level with unparalleled amiability and their unusual but very delectable local food flavours. Coorg could be called a dreamland of a philosopher. The district headquarters, Madikeri or Mercara, is dubbed as the Scotland of India for its rich topography, water bodies, waterfalls and greenery.
If you’re the type who likes to mingle with nature, romance in the mountains, feel the tingle of the cool and gentle breeze, watch the leaves flutter in dance-like movements, and hear sounds of birds fill the air; Coorg is the place to be. Kodagu is the first coffee production region in India. Characteristically and historically, paddy fields, ginger crops and meadows are found on the valley floors. The most common plantation crop is coffee, especially of the Arabica and Robusta variety, apart from pepper, cardamom and other rich spices. Agro-forestry runs strong in Coorg with wide plantations of rubber, teak, and cocoa. There are also large areas of natural forestation, especially in the reserves of the south and east zones of the region. Come, allow the spirit of the land to infuse your very being, and coax you gently on this beautiful personal voyage of discovery.
KARNATAKA- ABODE OF CULTURE AND BEAUTY
Karnataka has a rich diversity of flora and fauna. It has a recorded forest area of almost 15,000 square miles which constitutes roughly one-fifth of the total geographical area of the state. Karnataka is an enchanting land abounding in scenic beauty. It has pomp and pageantry of glorious traditions and marvels of modern engineering.
The diverse linguistic and religious ethnicities that are native to Karnataka combined with their long histories have contributed immensely to the varied cultural heritage of the state. Coorg is a part of this rich heritage which is the abode of various languages like Kannada, Kodava-thak, Tulu, Konkani and Malayalam. A sprinkling of Tibetan Buddhists can also be found in this rich land which is famous for its hospitality, culture and valour.
By virtue of its varied geography and long history, Karnataka hosts numerous spots of interest for tourists. There is an array of ancient sculptured temples, modern cities, scenic hill ranges, unexplored forests, island and endless beaches, all in this beautiful state.
The diverse linguistic and religious ethnicities that are native to Karnataka combined with their long histories have contributed immensely to the varied cultural heritage of the state. Coorg is a part of this rich heritage which is the abode of various languages like Kannada, Kodava-thak, Tulu, Konkani and Malayalam. A sprinkling of Tibetan Buddhists can also be found in this rich land which is famous for its hospitality, culture and valour.
By virtue of its varied geography and long history, Karnataka hosts numerous spots of interest for tourists. There is an array of ancient sculptured temples, modern cities, scenic hill ranges, unexplored forests, island and endless beaches, all in this beautiful state.
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