Let’s Travel to India's Scotland

Wann visit to Scotland that to on Indian currency?

I am talking about India’s Scotland yes, that is Coorg (Karnataka) known as the "Scotland of India". But why Coorg called as Scotland of India. It was the British Planter community who had affectionately coined the term ‘The Scotland of India’ for Coorg & the other reason for Coorg because of the similar scenarios including hills and mountain and the pleasant climate all throughout the year.

When you step into Coorg, you leave one world behind and step seamlessly into another - green hills, emerald landscapes, and vast stretches of coffee plantations. It is a popular tourist destination for both travellers from India and abroad. It is famous for its flawless scenic beauty. If you are a nature lover and want to admire the miraculous aesthetics created by nature, then Coorg is the ideal place for you.

Places Where you must visit in Coorg.

Abbey falls: - it is the center of attraction among tourists. There is a waterfall and even during dry periods, the water is plenty.

Honammana Kere: - it is a holy and a sacred place with the temple of the goddess honamma devi.

Madikeri Fort: - it houses a Ganesh temple, a chapel, a district prison and a small museum.

Pushpagiri and Nagarhole wildlife sanctuary: - it is a part of the country’s first bio-reserves, there are forest tours and trekking. One can watch bison, spotted deer, elephant, peacock, jungle fowl, tiger, etc. If you are lucky you can also get a sight of Panther.

You can also experience the Ayurveda massage, River rafting, trekking, and campfires are some great activities to satisfy your thrill for adventure.

Coorg is famous for its honey, cardamom, spices, and coffee. A wide range of variety in authentic Karnataka food is also served there. Dishes; such as Kudubu, chutney and Kadli Saar is the native dish of corgi cuisine.

Budget: - 12 to 15k Per Person for 6 days. Flight Tickets are not included.

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