Coorg Vintage Woods

Namdroling Monastery, situated at a distance of 34 km from the Coorg, is the largest teaching center of the school of Tibetan Buddhism known as Nyingmapa. Popularly known as the 'Golden Temple', the Namdroling Monastery holds some excellent examples of Tibetan architecture and artwork, as seen with the elaborately decorated temple tower and ornate outer walls, intricately adorned with beautiful murals.  It is spread over an area of 80 square feet and was built from Bamboo which was donated by the Indian Government to the Tibetans in exile. Today, it houses many auxiliary structures like educational institutions and a hospital, in addition to being home to about 5,000 members of the Sangha community. Namdroling The monastery hosts several ceremonies yearly. Of particular interest is Tibetan New Year (Losar), based on the Lunar Calendar; dates are not static but usually occurring in the months of February or March. The monastery hosts traditional Lama Dances, overs...

The Madikeri Fort is a famous historical landmark that is located in Coorg in Karnataka in the southern part of India. Situated in the center of the town of Madikeri, the majestic fort continues to stand in all its glory to date. It offers tourists with insights and information about the bygone era and indeed bears testimony to the history of Coorg and all that the town witnessed. The elevated structures of the fort also provide panoramic views of the town, which is undoubtedly breathtaking and beautiful. It cannot be argued that the Madikeri Fort is the most famous and most loved tourist attraction in Coorg, which is precisely why tourists enjoy visiting the attraction time and again. The then king of Coorg, Muddu Raja, constructed the Madikeri Fort in the second half of the 17th century when Madikeri was declared as the new capital of Coorg. He also built a palace inside the main structure, and the fort had been constructed as a mud structure. Tipu Sultan then captured...

Coorg is a haven for many species of birds and animals, which are given an excellent habitat in the rain forests and mountain ranges. Of all the species living in India, 25 percent can be found in this unique area. Coorg is home to many tourist attractions such as the Tadiandamol Peak, Harangi Dam, Namdroling Monastery, Mallalli Falls and Iruppu Falls amongst others. However, if you are interested primarily in the flora and fauna of Coorg, this article would surely help you to spot the best places in Coorg to explore wildlife. Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary:  Popular with trekkers, Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary’s lush greenery and wildlife are worth exploring. While there are no safaris here, the forest department does welcome hikers. The most popular route is the trek up to Brahmagiri Peak, the highest in the area. On your way up, you can encounter the forest’s countless residents. Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary : A Short Drive From Coorg’s Somwarpet Area, The Pus...

Britishers who lived in India coined the term “The Scotland Of India” with all the affection they had about the place. This small town is blessed with an abundance of greenery along with extensive wildlife. Did you know? Coorg is known as the largest producer of Coffee in India. Of course, coffee plantations are the center of attraction of this place. There are a plethora of places that are being loved and protected from decades. The charm and importance of each place cannot be described in few words. Coorg secures the top-rated position among Karnataka tourism for being the most traveled destination. Whether you want a short romantic getaway or want to seek adventure or just want to spend some solitary time amidst nature, Coorg is your perfect choice. It offers solace to all kinds of travelers. 3 days might sound very less compared to what Coorg can offer you. But in reality, you can cover a lot of places in just 3 days and make the most out of it. Here comes the main questi...

Planning to visit the Scotland of India which is known for its breathtaking natural beauty? Well, we are talking about Coorg which tops the chart when we look at the best holiday destination in South India. Coorg is known for its sprawling coffee plantations to scenic waterfalls. Every year thousands of tourists across regions get attracted to the ancient landmarks and adventurous hiking trails. Places to visit in Coorg include serene lakes, national parks, beautiful mountains,  and of course the pleasant coffee fields! Abbey Falls: The water cascade coming down from the cliff from a height of 70 feet provides a spectacular scene to behold. Nestled within the lush greenery which is typical to the sceneries of Western Ghats, the waterfalls attract hundreds and thousands of people throughout the year - especially nature lovers and photographers. The waterfall is located between private coffee plantations with stocky coffee bushes and spice estates with trees ent...

The misty hills, lush teakwood and sandalwood forests, and acres of tea and coffee plantations of Kodagu are, in a word, stunning. Also known as Coorg and dubbed "The Scotland of India," Kodagu is a postcard-perfect region of scattered villages and hamlets, which are the epitome of old-world charm. Coorg, with its mesmeric natural beauty and quaint hill station environment, is known for having attracted tourists from all over India and even outside. Beautiful waterfalls, sprawling green landscapes, mystical mountain tops, and lovely flora and fauna are some of the attractions that make Coorg such a great location for a holiday. Coorg Vintage Woods  is the most beautiful forest side stay for all the nature lovers out there! Sip the freshly brewed coffee and experience the true culture of Kodavas at our homestay in Coorg. So, are you planning to spend some pleasant time in the middle of clouds and green trees? Then you must definitely check out our homestay in K...