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All the places to visit and things to do in Coorg

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WHITE RIVER WATER RAFTING IN BARAPOLA RIVER

Water Sports
The peaceful and serene environment turns extremely ferocious as the rafts enter the spirals of raging water. Whitewater rafting in Barapola river is the most popular in the Kodagu area and is simultaneously filled with the most dangerous rapids due to the river’s turbulence and ambience. Children below 14, elderly people above 60, and pregnant ladies are not allowed to raft. The rafting cost is between Rs. 1000- Rs. 1300 for around 2 hours in the hands of the fierceness of Barapola waters. The raft includes several rapids the first one being morning coffee, following it the Grasshopper rapid, the Wicked with rapid and finally the Big Bang. The speed and swiftness of the rapid are perfect for a mind-blowing rafting experience. It is noteworthy to put on comfortable clothes for the rafting activity and avoid clothes like sarees and suits, which are not allowed for the activity.

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Visit Iruppu Falls in Coorg

Iruppu Falls

Waterfall
A mesmerizing tourist attraction in Coorg is the amazing Iruppu Falls. This charming falls is also known as the Lakshmana Tirtha Falls, frequented by avid adventurers and shutter bugs. The fresh water cascade falling on the terrains amidst the lush greenery is captivating for the eyes, ideal for avid nature buffs. Legend has it that the Lakshmana Tirtha stream was formed when Lakshmana shot an arrow at the nearby hills to get drinking water for his brother Lord Rama. The roaring waters are a perfect picnic spot to spend with your friends and family. You can stand at the bottom and play in the sizzling waters. It is believed that the waters are magical and can cleanse your sins. It is a famous pilgrimage center with the renowned Shiva Temple. The place has everything, making it a worthy place to visit.

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Visit Namdroling Monastery in Coorg

Namdroling Monastery

Monastery
Located amidst sandal groves in Coorg is the Namdroling Monastery. It takes credit as the largest teaching centre of Nyingmapa in India. The monastery has a peaceful ambience where a few minutes of prayer can rejuvenate the mind. It is the perfect destination for soul seekers. Also known as the Golden Temple, it boasts of a golden idol of Buddha with Tibetan mythology paintings depicting the phases of Buddha's life. You can get the feel of Tibet with the shopping stalls, clanging of bells and the sizzling aroma of momos. The monks and the daily prayers add oomph to the atmosphere. The various festivities and ceremonies attract tourists all round the year. Come enjoy a slice of Tibet in this monastery.

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Visit Talakaveri in Coorg

Talakaveri

Hill
A mix of devotion and scenic beauty is the Talakaveri in Coorg, implying the birthplace of the river Cauvery, one of the most sacred rivers where a small spring of water originates. The water is said to have good healing powers for the mind and body. Apart from being a pilgrimage center, Talakaveri has vast natural beauty for your eyes to take in. The best time to visit is during the auspicious month of October when the Tulasankaramma festival is celebrated with great pomp and splendor. After watching this, you can go up to the Brahmagiri Hills, where nature is presented on a platter. It houses two temples dedicated Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha. Experience a dip in the holy river for relief from physical illness. This is a wonderful chance to get rid of all your physical miseries when in Coorg.

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Visit Abbey Falls in Coorg

Abbey Falls

Waterfall
A misty experience in Coorg is the mesmerizing Abbey Falls. Amidst coffee plantations, it has picturesque views sure to take your breath away. The falls is nestled between pristine valleys with the increasing aroma of coffee plantations. This exotic location with its chill breeze and lush greenery and rich fragrance is a delight for the senses. The roaring beauty is perfect for capturing memories with your near and dear ones. You can either take a dip or enjoy the foggy spray from the water hitting the rocks forming calm pools. This thriving waterfall is bliss for the worn out mind and body – a perfect way to take a break from the city life. You can enjoy a much needed relaxation in the cascading waterfalls with your family and friends. The Abbey Falls has everything that demands a mandatory visit when you’re in Coorg.

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Visit Nagarhole National Park in Coorg

Nagarhole National Park

Wildlife Sanctuary
Nestled in the pristine valleys is the Nagarhole National Park. The name perfectly strikes with the place having a few serpentine streams forking through the park. It has scenic landscapes perfect to capture cherishable moments with your loved ones. The ethereal wild haven is home to gaurs, sloth bears amongst other fauna. The landscape has gentle slopes and shallow valleys. It is also named as the Rajiv Gandhi National Park after the late Prime Minister of India. The Kabini River and dam on its border has a picturesque reservoir attracting a large number of wildlife. This makes the location an ideal spot for wildlife sightings. The park offers vehicle safaris and natural trails for avid travellers. Spend a fun filled day with your loved ones in the park.

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Honamanna Kere Lake

Lake
Honamanna kere lake is a huge lake in Coorg that has great historical, religious, and economic importance. Adventure activities like rock climbing on the uneven terrain, Hiking along the hilly trail, fishing in the clear and tranquil waters of the lake are refreshing and relaxing exercises as well as an adventure sport. The activities here do not cost a penny. Boating in the peaceful environment which is an ideal task to embrace the beauty of the place and sitting on the banks of the lake breathing the freshness and mellifluous fragrance of the greenery around have made the lake a lovable tourist spot for visitors of Coorg. Still, Honamanna kere lake is an offbeat tourist spot due to lack of awareness about it. The lake has the most silent, calm, and picturesque aura.There is a temple dedicated to goddess Honamanna near the lake that serves as a major landmark in this region. The lake is blessed with the name of the Devi who dedicated her life to the people of her area.

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Brahmagiri Trek

Trekking
Brahmagiri trek is a famous trek in Coorg region which is best suited for first-time trekkers and for those seeking a weekend retreat. It’s a 2-day friendly trek with moderate difficulty level which provides an insight into the wilderness of Coorg. The Brahmagiri trek covers the Brahmagiri peak and also the Brahmagiri wildlife sanctuary along its trail. The trek attracts a lot of visitors from the nearby and far-off places with its undulating beauty and ease. The best season to go on the Brahmagiri trek is from November to February wherein you can experience nature in its simplest form rather than the outrageous monsoon season. The trek takes one through the dense forests of evergreen vegetation, several pristine grasslands and amazing waterfalls including the famous Iruppu falls emerging from the Brahmagiri ranges and numerous streams that flow through the stone edges, the hills, and the vegetation. The trek starts from Bengaluru and ends up in Coorg passing through valleys, ghats, and plains. Homestay options are available for the night, whereas one can also choose to rest at the Narimale guest house.

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Kopatty Hills

Sight Seeing
Kopatty hills lie in the small town of Bhagamandala district, which can be reached easily from Bengaluru via state buses. The tranquil area around the hills is blissfully ignorant of the hustle bustle of nearby metropolitans. It offers ultimate joy to the visitors through its terrain full of forests, meadows, and valleys where people would love to spend time during their weekends. The place is ideal for adventure activities including trekking. Kopatty hills offer a one-day moderate trekking trail, that is amongst the most beautiful ones in Coorg. A simple route to expanded coffee plantations, grasslands, streams, and also several paddy fields along the foothills is what people cherish in this serene land. Stay options involve camping at Triveni Sangam and also the homestay options. It takes one day from the base camp at Chara more to complete the trek. One can also enhance adventurous part of the trek through River Rafting and Jeep rides.

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Angling in Coorg

Water Sports
With so many waterfalls and grasslands adorning the land of Coorg, water sports become a prime activity along the longest coastline of India. Coorg is considered as one of the finest spots for angling, with numerous fishing camps being situated along the banks of river Cauvery. The most famous and cheapest fishing camp is the Valnur fishing camp, others include the Bheemeshwari fishing camp, Doddamkkali or Galibore fishing camp.Cauvery offers a variety of fishes like Ladyfish and Mahaseer being the most common ones and Mapps, Marals, and Eels. There are certain rules and regulations regarding the activity like one needs to get licensed to be eligible for the activity. The license mentions details like the particular stretch of river allocated for the activity, a maximum number of fishes that can be caught per day etc. One can get the license easily from the Coorg wildlife society in a few hundred rupees. Also, there is a rule to release the hooked fishes back into the river to maintain the ecosystem.

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Tadiyandamol peak

Hill
It requires a trek of about 5-8 hours to reach the highest peak of Coorg beautifully overlooking the other peaks of the Western Ghats. At an elevation of 1748 m stands the outstanding destination with an amazing view of nearby areas. Reaching this destination requires a great deal of effort due to the difficult terrain but has a lot stored for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The trek length is short is blessed with numerous scenic surroundings. The base camp itself is a metaphor of peaceful beauty. The river gurgling around the Big rock and the view of several elephants one can frequently spot nearby causes the soul of a nature lover smile through his eyes glittering with the image of the scenery. Though the trek is considered moderate the terrain at few points becomes extremely challenging. It is advisable to avoid trekking in the monsoon months as the weather becomes violent unpredictably. The trek to the Tadiandamol peak takes you through the interiors of Shola forests, the calm and cheery grasslands, and some sparkling streams to leave you filled with energy and freshness at the end of the day. Being a short one this trek is suitable for beginners.

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Somwarpet

Village
In the northeast of Coorg is Somwarpet a land marked by various crops. The major plantations of Somwarpet are coffee and spices like pepper, ginger, cardamom etc. Somwarpet offers some adventure activities like trekking and rock climbing which excites the visitors. It is well known for authentic Coorgie cuisine especially the non-vegetarian dishes like Chicken curry, pork curry, with Kadubittu (steamed rice dumplings) and Akki roti (rice roti). Locals here speak a variety of languages like Kodava Takk, Are bhashe, Tulu, Beary bhashe, Konkani, English, and Hindi. Kannadjgar is also spoken by a few. There are several attractions near Somwarpet like the green lands of Beerlor Golf club, the Mallamaleshwara betta which is well known for poojas and Shivratri celebration, the Kottabeta peak, and the Mallali falls falling 200 ft. down at the feet of Kumardhara river. There are numerous waterfalls in this region that add on the splendor of Somwarpet.

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Bird Watching in Coorg

Bird watching
Coorg, popularly known as the Scotland of India is a temple for an orthinologist. The whole area is large and green with evergreen forests and grasslands. 300 species of birds abode this holy place of nature and many others come as visitors during their migratory period. There are four main spots famous for Birdwatching in Coorg namely; Brahmagiri, Pushpagiri, and Talacauvery wildlife sanctuaries and Nagarhole national park. Different varieties of birds are found in different regions of the land. Main birds of Coorg are white bellied short wings, Nilgiri laughing thrush, and black and orange flycatchers. Along the streams and rivers, birds like oriental dwarf kingfisher, blue-eared kingfisher, and stork bellied kingfisher can be spotted whereas some common birds like Sri Lankan frogmouth, white-bellied treepie can be found everywhere. Or one can look for orange-headed thrush that feeds on insects in coffee plantations, an oriental white eye with a distinctive eye patch in the woody areas of Coorg. Birds like Waynad laughing thrush a small-bodied bird with white fronts and glossy wings is difficult to spot.

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Bhagamandala

Temple
Bhagamandala is a famous Hindu temple in Bhagamandala town on the banks of Kaveri. It is a very famous amongst the pilgrims visiting south. Inside the temple complex, there are various shrines of Bhangadeshwara (Ishwara), Subramanya, Mahavishnu, and Ganpati. During Tula sankrama, that is 17 and 18 October a huge crowd of devotees is seen in the temple offering prayer and Prasad and taking a holy dip in the temple tank. King Dodda Vira Rajendra was the one who turned this beautiful place called Bhagamandala into an independent Kodagu kingdom. The temple complex is said to be constructed by the Chola rulers during their reign. It has a gabled roof and simple yet elegant architecture. The temple is easily approachable from Madikeri town. The place is also popular for the majestic meet of three perennial rivers at Triveni Sangam namely; Cauvery, Kannike, and Sujyoti. The view of the water from the three rivers mixing to form a heavenly landscape is worth blessing your eyes and soul with. Bhagamandala is also famous as a honey marketing center and even houses a bee rearing center; Madhuvana.

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Burude Falls

Waterfall
Burude falls of Coorg caste a spectacular view from the outskirts of kyadgi in Uttar Karnataka. The place is usually crowded and is very popular amongst the tourist attractions on Coorg. This is also due to the short trekking trip to the waterfalls from the base camp. The trek is so beautifully laid that it leaves the visitors mesmerized with its miraculous marvels. The trek passes through a small brook which is ideal to pass through in summers when it’s dry. It is advisable not to visit during monsoon as the gushing waters make the trek difficult. Walking beside the streams while cherishing the divinity of nature and feeling the soft water ripples soothing your feet are what is loved by nature enthusiasts in the Burude Falls. The Burude falls are also called the Illimane falls, this name is derived from the small cluster of houses that every trekker passes through on the way to the falls. Adjacent to the most famous waterfall in Coorg is the dominance of semi-evergreen and evergreen forests. The trail gets challenging at certain points but it’s worth the view waiting at the end of the trek. Safe timings to visit the waterfalls are from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.

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Mallali Falls

Waterfall
Lying on the foot of the Pushpagiri hill ranges in the small Bettadahalli gram panchayat is the Mallali falls, attracting tourists from across the country and the world. It is located in the north of Coorg, 26 km away from Somwarpet along with the enormously thick forests, fruit orchards hearted in the thick vegetation, and coffee plantations. The white foaming waters of the Mallali falls 60 km in two tiers forming a spellbinding vista. There is an entry fee charged for visiting the fall. The government has made the area more assailable and the Mallali trek, the associated trek with the Mallali falls has also been helpful to reach the seasonal falls at ease. The trek is easy and is loved by new trekkers for the easy trail and experienced ones for the panoramic view. Small streams steeping down the stony way mark the trail to Mallali falls, the initial stage of Kumardhara river. It takes 3-4 hours in all for the trekking and sightseeing, and the visiting hours extend from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The best time to trek destined at Mallali falls is from June to December.

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Ayurvedic Treatments in Coorg

Massage
Other than places that can please your eye, Coorg tourism also offers you a chance to rejuvenate and relax your body tissues. Ayurveda treatments relieve the stress of journey, the aches and also treats various diseases to transform any kind of illness into wellness. Swasthya Ayurveda village is a famous ecologically and environmentally friendly place in the south of Coorg. It is a natural healthcare center improvising classical Ayurveda for rejuvenation and purification treatments. Therapies are undergone in the supervision of a trained professional that too only after a recommendation. The use of fresh herbs from personal organic herbal gardens, and additional facilities like physical fitness, spiritual growth, and self-development practices pulls a lot of visitors to Swasthya. Other than this Ayurjeevan Ayurveda hospital is another place to look for Ayurveda treatments. One can even learn about Ayurveda here. The use of modern and traditional Ayurvedic treatments together results in better outcome. They are based on the heaven scriptures science of life as a religion. Coorg Ayurveda spa is also greatly visited for body massages and relaxation.

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Chettali

Village
Chettali is a small village in Madikeri, abundant in hills, greenery and coffee plantations that enhance its scenic beauty. It is safer to carry light winter clothes even in clear weather as the weather in this small village goes wild any moment. The terrain is amazing to have a bike ride on the roads sandwiched between the coffee and cardamom. plantations and the refreshing environment. The velvety view of hills is mesmerizing and waterfalls make the scene divine. The tiny village Chettali in Coorg is a home to several tourist’s attractions like the ancient Cherala Bhagavathy temple amidst the spiritually pleasing landscape. The village has world-class cardamom cultivation and also a coffee research station for research in cultivation and diseases of different varieties of coffee. There is a central horticultural experiment station located in Chettali, it is regarded as one of the largest research centers of its kind in Asia.

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Nalakunad Palace

Monument
Built by Dodda Vira Rajendra, the then king of Kodagu empire in 18 century is a historical marvel unraveling the marvels of artisans of that time. It is a hunting lodge of the royal family built at the foothills of Tadiyandamol peak. The palace is located in Kakkabe and has various camping sites nearby. The palace is 40 km from Madikeri and can be easily visited in between the trek. It does not take much time to explore Nalakunad Palace as some of its parts are damaged due to neglect for so many years. Nalakunad palace is a monument of historical importance and attracts people for its explicit aura of simplicity. The visiting hours of Nalakunad Palace exceed from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The courtyard is embellished with intricate wood carvings, ancient paintings, and faded murals that display the fine talent of artisans. Though the palace is in bad condition it does not stop reflecting the aura of royalty through these pieces of evidence. The conical roofs, crested dome, pillared facade, and courtyard with statues of four bulls all are enchanted with the bliss of royalty. The whole palace is made of wood and iron making it strong enough to withstand nature for so long.

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Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife Sanctuary
One of the 21 wildlife sanctuaries in Karnataka is the Pushpagiri wildlife sanctuary of Coorg. It is home to several rare and endangered species of birds. Peaks like Kumaraparvat and Pushpagiri lie here to enhance the mesmerizing sceneries of nature. Pushpagiri wildlife sanctuary is a proposed world heritage site in Somwarpet taluka of Coorg district. Two to three hours are enough to drain all your stress in the serene environs beautifying the surroundings. On one side Pushpagiri wildlife sanctuary is connected with Bisle forests and the Kukke Subramanyam forests invade the area from the other side. Amidst the semi-evergreen, evergreen vegetation, and shola grasslands the steep terrain which is home to various streams and emerging waterfalls are birds and animals that strike the visitor’s attention apart from these marvels towards themselves. Birds like Great Pied Hornbill, Common Grey Hornbill, Malabar Trogon, Black Eagle, White Rumped Shama, White Bellied Treepie, Brown Cheeked Fulvetta adorn the natural habitat of other species as well by their beautiful flights and sounds.

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Honey Valley, Nilakandi Falls

Waterfall
Honey valley is basically marked by the large resort- the Honey valley resort. It is located at around 4 km from Kabinnakadibus stop quite close to Kakkabe. Honey Valley is a tourist’s attraction due to the beautiful resort that offers a scenic view and a peaceful shelter in the lap of nature. This 56-acre resort is a private property. Nilakandi waterfalls of the honey valley in Coorg are an offset from nature which brings you closer to yourself. A 45-minute trek from the honey valley, scorching through the dense forests leads you to the veiled natural beauty. The source of Nilakandi waterfalls are the Thadiyendamol ranges and various small streams can be spotted near the waterfall. The trek to Nilakandi waterfalls is short but is marked by a difficult terrain. The lands near the waterfalls are unsuitable for camping, which rules out the idea of night camping, so travelers have to return from the waterfalls the same day. This trek is considered to be an was one.

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Gaddige Raja’s Tomb

Sight Seeing
The remains of the Gaddige raja’s tomb are protected under the Archaeological Sites Act by the government of Karnataka. The place is still an attractive tourist spot due to the history it is associated with. On the edge of a hilltop in the town stands this tomb reflecting the marvels of into-scenic style (Muhammadan edifices) it is built with. It speaks about the fading history of Kodava royalty with its design. 2 main tombs surround the central structure, the right one being a dedication to Linga Rajendra built by his son and the left one called the Rudrappa (the royal priests), built to honor his loyalty. The central structure is a tribute to Dodda Veera Rajendra and his Queen the central figures in the history of Kodavu rulers. Two small structures can also be seen with inscriptions on them, these were to honor the buried Royal officials. Gaddige Raja’s tomb is easy to reach from Madikeri bus stand. The visiting hours exceed from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm with a minimal entry fee of Rs. 2 per person. The tourism department of Karnataka has also added gardens around the tomb to add on the value of the place.

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Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife Sanctuary
Brahmagiri wildlife sanctuary is a 181 sq.m wildlife sanctuary near the Brahmagiri peak; the place of worship of the seven sages. Not only the natural vegetation of semi-evergreen, evergreen, and shola forests the plantations of coffee and cardamom also surround the sanctuary from all its sides. The Brahmagiri wildlife sanctuary is a part of the famous Brahmagiri trek and can be accessed from Bengaluru by a cab. There are various valleys and hillocks on the trek trail and the Barapole river divides the sanctuary into two reserve forest areas, namely; Brahmagiri and Urty. The Brahmagiri wildlife sanctuary has varied species of animals including Macaques, Gaurs, Elephants, Tigers, Leopards, Cats, Wild Pigs, Nilgiri Langurs, and Sloth Bears. There are also around 240 avian species of the vivid fauna including Bulbul, Malabar Trogon, Emerald Dove etc. Reptilian species include Cobras, King Cobras, and Pythons. The flora is equally diversified with common and rare plant species like Eucalyptus, Bauhinias, Purpurea, Samanea Saman and many other species.

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Madikeri Fort

Monument
Madikeri fort is an amazing architectural masterpiece in the center of Madikeri in Coorg. The structures inside the fort represent a landscaped view of its surroundings. Built back in the 17th century by the then king Muddu Raja, this fort since then has undergone several transformations. Preserving the historic remnants of a bygone era this fort today is an office of the Deputy Commissioner of the region. Madikeri fort can be visited between 10:00 am to 5:30 pm on all weekdays except Monday. Photography is free on the premises of the fort. The architecture of Madikeri fort showcases astonishing features. The presence of a temple, an Anglican Church, a prison, and a museum makes the tall standing structure marvelously beautiful. The Gothic style church with precisely stained glass windows and a grand clock tower are signs of British dominance over a period of time. There are life-size stone statues of elephants at the entrance, and a sculpture of a tortoise with initials of king Vijayrajendra carved on it that interests tourists. The architectural designs portrayed in Madikeri fort are praised overseas.

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Rameshwara Temple

Temple
Rameshwara temple is located on the banks of Laxman tirtha river in Coorg district of Karnataka. This temple is small but beautifully carved. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and experiences a huge crowd of devotees during Shivratri. The temple has a strong historical background dating back to the times of Ramayana. It is believed to possess the power to cleanse the sins of those visiting with faith. Rameshwara temple is an example of strong religious beliefs cored in the beauty of hills. It is believed that Lord Rama while in search for Sita, was passing through the Brahmagiri hills when he asked Lakshman to get him some water, Laxman shot an arrow into the mountain from where started a stream which flows down as the Laxman tirtha. The stream flows at the back of the temple and devotees take a holy dip in the water. The shiva lingam first established in this area is believed to be kept by Lord Ram himself, he also wished to build a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva in this region. Rameshwaram temple has another shrine dedicated to Lord Rama, a prominent figure in the history of the temple. The temple falls on the way to Iruppu falls or Nagarhole.

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Omkareshwara Temple

Temple
Omkareshwara temple located in the Madikeri district of Coorg is an ancient shrine of Lord Shiva. Till date, it is one of the famous religious destinations in Karnataka. The unique architecture that amazes every visitor is the blend of Islamic and Gothic cultures the temple is designed with. A temple with this unique architecture is not only of importance to the devotees but also for the tourists, historians, and philosophers. The Shiva lingam is placed at the entrance of the temple. From outside it appears like a large and simple structure emitting its intangible radiance of hope and devotion. The entry in the temple is free and the temple timings are from 6:30 am to 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. It is believed that king Linga Rajendra II had killed a Brahmin to satisfy his hunger of political dominance, from then on he could not be at peace until he built the Omkareshwara temple as a sign of expiation to escape the unbearable nightmares. The history of this temple has been carved on a copper plate and placed on the entrance door frame. A tank in the temple premises also acts as a matter of interest for tourists.

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Raja’s seat Coorg

Sight Seeing
The kings of the region used this place to pass their leisure time watching beautiful sunsets. The peaceful surrounding brimming with the bounties of nature are ideal to be visited in the dawning hours of the day. The central structure is made of brick and mortar with four pillars that are beautifully bridged by arches with the pavilion in the middle to relax and watch the sunset. Today Karnataka government has developed a garden around this structure for the tourist to enjoy and relax in the vibrant beauties. A toy train in the park makes it more alluring for the kids to explore the garden. Musical fountains start in the evening making the already beautiful scene more appealing. Raja’s seat is one of the preferred tourist’s spots in Coorg and is approachable between 5:30 am and 8:00 pm on all weekdays. There is a minimal entry fee of Rs. 5 and Rs. 10 for the toy train ride. This seasonal garden in Madikeri overwhelms and delight the visitor’s heart with peace and rejuvenate a stressful life. The sunset point overlooks a valley making the scene perfect for a beautiful picture to capture the moments.

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Popularly known as the ‘Scotland of India’, Coorg is one of the most quaint hill stations in Karnataka. Also known as Kodagu, this hill station near Bangalore lure tourists all over the globe. The nearest city to Coorg is Mysore and the base station is Madikeri. Although the weather in Coorg remains pleasant throughout the year, October-June is the best time to visit Coorg. Being the largest producer of coffee in India, rich aroma of coffee will surely engulf your senses. From cultural sites to beautiful landscapes, there are dozens of places to visit in Coorg. It includes Namdroling Monastery, Nagarhole National Park, Golden Temple and many more. River rafting, angling and trekking are some of the many, offered activities in Coorg. This bird watching paradise is a must visit for all nature buffs and the perfect relaxation getaway for the weekend.

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