Explore Coorg Tour Package
Explore Coorg Tour Package
Coorg Tour Travel Package
Welcome to BMC Holidays, We are a top-rated Coorg Tour Package provider from Bangalore offering high-class Coorg trip service for all over India. With years of experience driven by passion, we offer a comprehensive Coorg Tour Package that includes food, stay, and the safest tour vehicles. Whether you are a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or someone looking to relax in natural surroundings, our well-crafted Tour Packages give an unforgettable journey through coffee plantations, misty hills, and the vibrant cultural heritage of Coorg.
Coorg Tour Package for 2 Nights 3 Days
Itinerary
Day 01: Bangalore to Coorg.
Upon arrival, our BMC HOLIDAYS driver meets and greets you at Bangalore Airport, Railway station, or any other mentioned location in Bangalore.
Drive to hotel and on the way sightseeing:
- Bylakuppe Golden Temple: Namdroling Monastery or Golden Temple, little Tibet of India
- Sera Jey Monastery: Peaceful and little-known Monastery after Namdroling Monastery.
- Kaveri Nisargadhama: This is a river island formed by the River Kaveri. You get a deep jungle experience with safety, boating in the river Kaveri, Deer Park, Rabbit Park, and Elephant ride is possible here. Zipline at additional cost is available here. Kaveri nisargadhama activities may not be available during some seasons. Entry to the River is not possible in the rainy season. Entry fees are Rs 10 per adult.
- Dubare Reserve Forest & Elephant Camp: A base camp of Dasara Elephants, boating and whitewater rafting is possible here, and additional prices depend on the rafting level you choose. A 7-kilometer thrilling white water Rafting costs Rs 700 per person. Still, water rafting costs Rs 200 per person.
- Harangi Dam: The Harangi Dam is near Hudgur village, Somwarpet taluk, Kodagu district in the Indian state of Karnataka. The masonry dam is across the river Harangi, a tributary of the Kaveri. The dam is about 9 km away from the heart of Kushalnagar town.
- Chikliholi Dam: The dam/reservoir is very scenic. If you are into natural beauty, visit this place. It is beautiful and peaceful, and best of all, not crowded and clean.
By evening drive back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Coorg.
Day 02: Coorg Must see places.
After breakfast by 9 am drive to Coorg sightseeing:
- Abbey waterfalls soft trek in the middle of coffee estate Leeds to this winsome waterfall inside a private property.
- Mandalpatti Misty, Windy, Scenic place reachable only by 4WD, additional jeep charges (Optional).
- Coffee and Spices Plantation Visit: Coorg grows 40 percent of India’s coffee. Coffee estates first emerged in the mid-19th century, and the local economy relies on it. The majority of the uninhabited land is cultivated coffee farms., Coorg is also known for its organic farming and organic products. Signature spices like Pepper, Elaichi, Cardamom, Cumin, Mint, Oregano, Sage, Bay Leaves, Thyme, Garlic, and Rosemary are found here in high quality. Coorg is also famous for dry fruits like cashews, Raisins, and Figs.
- Raja Gaddige is an enchanting park. The tomb of the Raja of Gaddige is a historical structure in the Indo-Saracenic style.
- Bhagamandala Triveni Sangama is a temple town of three rivers merging Cauvery and its tributaries, Kannike and Sujyothi. Visit Sri Bhagandeshwara temple, known as Bhagandeshwara Kshetra, is a famous Shiva temple.
- Tala Cauvery, the river Kaveri originates from here, Sri Agastheeswarar temple, Sri Vishnu Temple, and a scenic place with a panoramic view of Greater Tal Cauvery National Park (entry restricted).
- Raja seat is at the heart of Coorg town with a dramatic view of the Sahyadri mountain range, toy Train, and beautiful garden.
- Madikeri Fort and Palace: Built in the 17th century, now restructured. Muddu Raja built the fort initially and built a palace inside the fort Jaffarabad using European architecture. It portrays the rich cultural heritage of the Kodagu region. The Old Fort and the palace are now Govt offices. (Entry is Free of cost)
- Omkareshwara temple, a famous Shiva Temple in Coorg, The idol has its origins in Kashi /Varanasi.
By evening drive back to hotel for overnight stay in Coorg.
Day 03: Coorg to Bangalore and back home.
After breakfast by 9am checkout from the hotel and drive back to Bangalore, drop at your desired location and tour concludes with happy memories.
If time permits visit a few places in Mysore and then drop to Bangalore.
- Srirangapatna the river island formed by River Kaveri: Ranganathaswamy temple the Adi ranga and srirangam being the antya ranga.
- Ganjam is a typical local village known for rose flower production, yummy gulkand made out of it. Also, you can visit the 400-year-old Sri Nimishamba temple. The Main Deity is Sri Nimishamba Devi, with Sri Chakra carved out of Black stone on the banks of the river ghat.
- To Tipu Sultan Summer Palace via Ganjam, with mural paintings in good shape and a Royal Garden.
Package Inclusions
- Well-appointed Accommodation
- Private cab from Bengaluru to Bengaluru
- Except on the arrival day Breakfast in Hotels/Resorts.
- Fuel charges, toll parking fees
- Driver allowance. Hindi / English Manageable Driver.
- Sightseeing as per plan and ground transfer
- Tour manager one point contact from start to finish.
- Cab at disposal, not beyond the plan
- Interstate vehicle permit if applicable.
Package Exclusions
- Air, Bus, Train tickets from and to your place
- Personal expenses: River rafting
- Laundry, Booze, Phone bills, Shopping, etc
- Entry fees at monuments, wherever applicable.
- Speed boating, pedal boating, row boating, canoeing
- Mineral water bottle. Any item that is not in the Inclusion section.
- The vehicle will be from 7:30 am to 9:30 pm. To Use the transport before 7:30 am or after 9:30 driver allowance is chargeable.
Coorg Tour Package for 3 Nights 4 Days
Itinerary
Day 01: Bangalore to Coorg.
Upon arrival our BMC HOLIDAYS driver meets and greets you at Mysore or Bangalore Airport, Railway station or any other location in Mysore or Bangalore. Drive to hotel and on the way sightseeing:
- Bylakuppe Golden Temple: Namdroling Monastery, known as Golden Temple, the little Tibet of India
- Sera Jey Monastery: Peaceful and little-known Monastery after Namdroling Monastery.
- Kaveri Nisargadhama: This is a river island formed by River Kaveri, a deep jungle experience with safety, boating in Kaveri, Deer Park, Rabbit Park, and Elephant rides possible here. Zipline at additional cost is available here. Kaveri nisargadhama activities may not be available during some seasons. No Entry in the rainy season—entry fees are Rs 10 per adult.
- Dubare Reserve Forest & Elephant Camp: A base camp of Dasara Elephants, boating and whitewater rafting is possible here. Additional prices depend on the rafting level you choose. A 7-kilometer thrilling white water Rafting costs Rs 700 per person. Still, water rafting costs Rs 200 per person.
- Harangi Dam: The Harangi Dam is near Hudgur village, Somwarpet taluk, Kodagu district in the Indian state of Karnataka. The masonry dam is across the river Harangi, a tributary of the Kaveri. The dam is about 9 km away from the heart of Kushalnagar town.
- Chikliholi Dam: The dam/reservoir is very scenic. If you are into natural beauty, visit this place. It is beautiful and peaceful, and best of all, not crowded and clean.
By evening drive back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Coorg.
Day 02: Coorg Must see places.
After breakfast by 9 am drive to Coorg sightseeing:
- Abbey waterfalls soft trek in the middle of coffee estate Leeds to this winsome waterfall inside a private property.
- Mandalpatti Misty, Windy, Scenic place reachable only by 4WD, additional jeep charges (Optional).
- Coffee and Spices Plantation Visit: Coorg grows 40 percent of India’s coffee. Coffee estates first emerged in the mid-19th century, and the local economy relies on it. The majority of the uninhabited land is cultivated coffee farms., Coorg is also known for its organic farming and organic products. Signature spices like Pepper, Elaichi, Cardamom, Cumin, Mint, Oregano, Sage, Bay Leaves, Thyme, Garlic, and Rosemary are found here in high quality. Coorg is also famous for dry fruits like cashews, Raisins, and Figs.
- Raja Gaddige is an enchanting park. The tomb of the Raja of Gaddige is a historical structure in the Indo-Saracenic style.
- Bhagamandala Triveni Sangama is a temple town of three rivers merging Cauvery and its tributaries, Kannike and Sujyothi. Visit Sri Bhagandeshwara temple, known as Bhagandeshwara Kshetra, is a famous Shiva temple.
- Tala Cauvery, the river Kaveri originates from here, Sri Agastheeswarar temple, Sri Vishnu Temple, and a scenic place with a panoramic view of Greater Tal Cauvery National Park (entry restricted).
- Raja seat is at the heart of Coorg town with a dramatic view of the Sahyadri mountain range, toy Train, and beautiful garden.
- Madikeri Fort and Palace: Built in the 17th century, now restructured. Muddu Raja built the fort initially and built a palace inside the fort Jaffarabad using European architecture. It portrays the rich cultural heritage of the Kodagu region. The Old Fort and the palace are now Govt offices. (Entry is Free of cost)
- Omkareshwara temple, a famous Shiva Temple in Coorg, The idol has its origins in Kashi /Varanasi.
By evening drive back to hotel for overnight stay in Coorg.
Day 03: Coorg Nagarhole National Park.
After breakfast by 9 am drive to Nagarhole National Park via virajpet, Gonikoppal,iruppu waterfalls.
- Nagarhole National Park is Rajiv Gandhi National Park, a Tiger Reserve & Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. It lies in the foothills of the western ghats, and the Kabini River separates it from Bandipur National Park. Mammals like the common langur, bonnet macaque, jungle cat, leopard, porcupine, mongoose, giant squirrel, common otter, giant flying squirrel, jackal, Tiger, Bison & Elephants can be sighted here. Over 250 species of birds are at Nagarhole National Park. Trees like rosewood, Teakwood, and Sandalwood are famous here. Entry for jungle safari at additional cost
- Iruppu Waterfalls.
Drive back to Coorg for overnight Stay.
Day 04: Coorg to Bangalore and back to home.
After breakfast by 9am checkout from the hotel and drive back to Mysore or Bangalore and drop at your desired location and tour concludes with happy memories.
If time permits major sightseeing in Mysore.
- Srirangapatna the river island formed by River Kaveri: Ranganathaswamy temple the Adi ranga and srirangam being the antya ranga.
- Ganjam is a typical local village known for rose flower production, yummy gulkand made out of it. Also, you can visit the 400-year-old Sri Nimishamba temple. The Main Deity is Sri Nimishamba Devi, with Sri Chakra carved out of Black stone on the banks of the river ghat.
- Tipu Sultan Summer Palace via Ganjam: with mural paintings still in good shape and a Royal Garden.
Package Inclusions
- Well-appointed Accommodation
- Private cab from Bengaluru to Bengaluru
- Except on the arrival day Breakfast in Hotels/Resorts.
- Fuel charges, toll parking fees
- Driver allowance. Hindi / English Manageable Driver.
- Sightseeing as per plan and ground transfer
- Tour manager one point contact from start to finish.
- Cab at disposal but not beyond the plan
- Interstate vehicle permit if applicable.
Package Exclusions
- Air, Bus, Train tickets from and to your place
- Personal expenses: River rafting
- Laundry, Booze, Phone bills, Shopping, etc
- Entry fees at monuments, wherever applicable.
- Speed boating, pedal boating, row boating, canoeing
- Mineral water bottle. Any item that is not in the Inclusion section.
- The vehicle will be from 7:30 am to 9:30 pm. To Use the transport before 7:30 am or after 9:30 driver allowance is chargeable.
Discover the Enchanting Beauty of Coorg: A Traveler’s Guide
Coorg, fondly named Scotland in India, also known as Kodagu, is Nestled in the Greenery lushes of the Western Ghats, a serene hill Station in Karnataka. Coorg trip is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts with captivating beauty, rich history, must-visit places, and unique experiences it offers travelers.
Coorg Rich Heritage:
Coorg history is as rich and diverse as its natural beauty. The region was known as Kodagu and has been home to various dynasties, including the Kadambas, the Gangas, and the Cholas. The Kodavas, the native inhabitants of Coorg, have a distinct culture with unique traditions, cuisine, and festivals. The Kodavas are known for their hospitality and courage. Their homes, called Ainmanes, are a testament to their rich heritage.
The Scenic Splendor of Coorg Tour
Coffee Plantations
The most defining feature of the Coorg Package is its vast coffee plantations. As you travel the winding roads, the aroma of coffee blossoms greets you. A visit to a coffee estate is a must for any traveler. Learn about the coffee-making process, from bean to cup, and savor freshly brewed coffee amidst the serene surroundings.
Abbey Falls
Abbey Falls is a breathtaking spot in the Coorg trip package, especially during the monsoon season when the water cascades down in full force. Surrounded by lush greenery and pepper vines, the falls provide a perfect backdrop for a fun coorg trip and family photography. A short trek through coffee and spice plantations to this natural marvel makes the journey as stunning as the destination.
Raja’s Seat
Raja’s Seat, a popular viewpoint in Madikeri, offers a dramatic view of the lush valleys and rolling hills. Historically, it was a favorite spot of the kings of Kodagu, who enjoyed watching the sunset and leisure time. The well-maintained garden, with its blooming flowers and musical fountain, adds to the charm of this place and is a must in Coorg travel packages.
Talacauvery
Talacauvery, the source of the river Cauvery, is a pilgrimage site located atop the Brahmagiri Hill dedicated to Goddess Cauvery, and taking a dip in the holy water purifies the soul. A few kilometers downstream, the river merges with the Kannike and Sujyoti rivers at Bhagamandala, another important pilgrimage site with beautiful temples and serene surroundings.
Adventure and Wildlife in Coorg Tour
Dubare Elephant Camp
The Dubare Elephant Camp offers an unusual experience For wildlife enthusiasts on the Coorg trip. Located on the banks of the river Cauvery, this camp allows visitors to interact with elephants in their natural habitat. You can watch the elephants having baths, fed, and trained by mahouts, and even take an elephant ride through the forest.
Nagarhole National Park
Nagarhole National Park, Rajiv Gandhi National Park, is a haven for wildlife lovers. The park has a rich diversity of flora and fauna, including tigers, leopards, elephants, and several species of birds. A safari through the dense forests of Nagarhole is an opportunity to witness these majestic creatures in their natural environment.
Trekking and Hiking
Coorg’s rugged terrain and dense forests make it a perfect destination for trekking and hiking. Popular trekking routes include the trails to Tadiandamol, the highest peak in Coorg, and Brahmagiri, which offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary also has several trekking trails that take you through dense forests and sights of exotic wildlife.
Cultural Experiences in Coorg Tour
Coorg Cuisine
A visit to Coorg is incomplete without indulging in its delectable cuisine. Kodava cuisine is known for its unique flavors and local ingredients. Some must-try dishes include Pandi Curry (pork curry), Kadambuttu (rice dumplings), and Akki Roti (rice roti), accompanied by local wines from fruits.
Festivals and Celebrations
Coorg’s vibrant culture is during its festivals. The most significant festival is the Kodava New Year, called Puthari, which is celebrated with emotion and involves traditional dances, music, and feasting. The Kailpodh festival, dedicated to the worship of weapons, and the Kaveri Sankramana, celebrating the river Cauvery, offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage.
Accommodation and Hospitality
Coorg offers a range of accommodation options to suit every traveler’s needs. From luxurious resorts and charming homestays to budget hotels and camping sites, you can find a place that fits your preferences and budget. Staying at a homestay provides a unique opportunity to experience the local lifestyle and enjoy original Kodava hospitality.
Best Time to Visit Coorg
Coorg can be a honeymoon spot for couples the whole year, with Agencies offering Coorg packages for Couple each season offering a different charm. The post-monsoon period from October to March is the best time to visit, as the weather is pleasant and the landscape is lush and green. The summer months from April to June are ideal for outdoor activities like trekking and wildlife safaris. The monsoon season from July to September brings heavy rainfall, making the region even more green, though it may delay some outdoor activities.
Coorg Tour Package
BMC Holidays is one of the most reputed South Indian Tour Package providers from Bangalore. Our commitment to the safest travel, hospitality, and customer satisfaction Coorg Tour Package provider. Travel with BMCHolidays and discover Bangalore's rich culture and historical landmarks. Our curated itineraries ensure you see the best the city has to offer, with comfortable transportation, top-notch guides, and unique experiences.
Coorg Tour Frequently Asked Questions
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How much will a coorg trip cost?
The cost of a trip to Coorg can vary widely based on factors such as duration of stay, type of accommodation, mode of transport, activities, and personal preferences.
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Is Two days sufficient for Coorg?
Yes, a 2-day trip to Coorg can be sufficient to experience its main attractions. On the first day, You can visit popular spots like Abbey Falls, Raja Seat, and Madikeri Fort. The second day can be to explore Dubare Elephant Camp, Nisargadhama, and Talacauvery. This timeframe allows you to enjoy scenic beauty, coffee plantations, and local cuisine without feeling rushed.
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How many days are required for Coorg?
To fully explore the main attractions and enjoy its serene beauty, plan for at least 3 to 4 days that allow time for visiting key sights like Abbey Falls, Raja Seat, Dubare Elephant Camp, and Talacauvery, as well as indulging in activities like trekking and coffee plantation tours.
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What is Coorg famous for?
Coorg, or Kodagu, is renowned for its lush coffee plantations, producing some of the finest coffee. It is also famous for its scenic beauty with mist-covered hills, waterfalls like Abbey Falls, and diverse wildlife in places like Nagarhole National Park. Its rich culture and warm hospitality are additional highlights.
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Is Coorg safe for women travelers?
Yes, Coorg is safe for women travelers. The local community, known for its hospitality, respects cultural values and ensures a welcoming environment. As with any destination, take usual precautions like avoiding isolated areas at night and being mindful of personal belongings.
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What to pack for Coorg?
Pack light, comfortable clothing suitable for both warm days and cool evenings. Consider packing sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy shoes for trekking, a light jacket or sweater, an umbrella or raincoat (especially in monsoon), and a camera. If visiting between October and April, consider packing layers for varying temperatures.
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What language is spoken in Coorg?
The primary language in Coorg is Kodava Takk, the native language of the Kodava people. Additionally, Kannada is spoken and understood, the official language of Karnataka. English is also commonly used, especially in tourist areas and with visitors.