Coorg Tourist HelplineAbout Coorg Tourist Helpline
We are here to serve the tourists in the best possible ways with an experience of eight successful years; our team provides services of hospitality within 10 km boundaries for a safe and beautiful experience of our hill station. Our tourism will treat the guests as family by taking utmost care of our tourists; we ensure services for vehicle repair, availability of doctors when sick and many more facilities.
We offer a wide range of home stay Estate with different range of budgets.
We also make available services for the tourists like bike, scooter,cycle on rent. as we offer trekking, jeep safaris, rafting along with organizing picnic and fire camp.
We provide a complete package to make your visit exhilarating.
About Coorg or Kodagu
Coorg or Kodagu as it is officially known now, is an astonishing land in the heart of the southern Indian peninsula. This unspoilt “country of million hills”, situated on the slopes of the Western Ghats, is India’s coffee bowl. The tiny district in the state of Karnataka is the biggest producer of coffee.
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Madikeri or Mercara
Madikeri or Mercara as it was known when it was once ruled by the British, is the district headquarters and situated at an elevation of 1,140m. Dotted with red-tiled bungalows, the town has an old world charm about it. The British who colonized Coorg and set up coffee plantations prior to Independence, compared Coorg to Scotland as both the places had grand and regal highlands with a sturdy mountain-dwelling race.
Stay
Coorg is dotted with several towns like Virajpet, Kushalnagar, Somwarpet, Gonikoppal and Pollibetta. Only Madikeri and Kushalnagar have reasonably good tourist facilities. Besides hotels and tourist cottages, there are a number of places which offer ‘ home stay’ facility located in around these towns.
Tourist Spots
Some of the famous tourist spots are the Raja’ s Seat in Madikeri town, which commands a view of beautiful green hills and valleys, and Talcauvery, 44 km from Madikeri, a pilgrimage centre where the mighty Cauvery river takes its birth. The Rajiv Gandhi National Park (Nagarhole) is a wildlife sanctuary that is a must see for the tourists. The Park is located on the southern tip of Coorg. From Madikeri, the park is good three hours drive on serpentine roads, along lush fields and gurgling rivulets. Finally, Coorg is not the sort of place for the routine tourists, undertaking a ‘package tour’, but is for those who want to soak in Nature.
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