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Day 3 Travel to Coorg
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Monday, 24 September 2012
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Day 3 Travel to Coorg @ Golden Temple, Nisargadhama Forest, Omkareshwara Temple,Madekeri Fort and Raja's seat
Madikere (at Coorg) is a well-known hill station for tourists in Karnataka. It is situated 252 Km from Bangalore. It has mesmerising mountain ranges all over with luscious greenery and the tranquil waters of Cauvery river flowing through the hilly area.
Coorg is one of India's famous travel destination and has been called "The Scotland of India" by British and also called as the Kashmir of South India.
Coorg's natural beauty, the people, the culture and their food is the major attraction which draws people from all over the world. It gives a rejuvenating feel to those who visit this place..
Bangalore to Coorg is almost 260 km and its takes a little more than 5 hours to reach Coorg by road. There are direct private and Ksrtc buses available daily from Bangalore.
2-3 days trip is advisable if you r going on a family pleasure trip.Its one of the Weekend getaways from Bangalore
Coorg is one of India's famous travel destination and has been called "The Scotland of India" by British and also called as the Kashmir of South India.
Coorg's natural beauty, the people, the culture and their food is the major attraction which draws people from all over the world. It gives a rejuvenating feel to those who visit this place..
Bangalore to Coorg is almost 260 km and its takes a little more than 5 hours to reach Coorg by road. There are direct private and Ksrtc buses available daily from Bangalore.
2-3 days trip is advisable if you r going on a family pleasure trip.Its one of the Weekend getaways from Bangalore
| Outside Golden Temple Bailakuppe |
GOLDEN TEMPLE BYLAKUPPE
The Golden Temple in Bylakuppe, is a home for thousands of Tibetans living in exile and a center for Tibetan Buddhism in South India. Three beautiful golden Buddha statues each of 40 Feet namely Padmasambhava, Buddha and Amitayus look down at visitors above the altar. The walls are adorned with colourful paintings depicting gods and demons from Tibetan Buddhist mythology. Golden Temple is just an hour drive from Madekeri. The main temple has three floor-to-ceiling statues of the Buddha, Guru Padmasambhava and Buddha Amitayu. Walls are adorned with intricate paintings portraying the events in the life of Gautam Buddha. There is a Tibetan market outside the monastery that sells curios, accessories, clothes and delicious steaming momos.
| Golden temple |
| Golden Temple |
| Golden Temple Prayer hall |
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| Coorg jungle Camp |
| Tree House, Nisargadhama Forest |
OMKARESHWARA TEMPLE
The Omkareshwara temple in Madikeri Is dedicated to Shiva. There is a pool in front of temple with tons of fresh water fishes in it. The Shivalinga now worshipped in the temple has its origins in Kashi. Among the many Shivalingas in Kashi five are considered the most sacred, and Omkareshwara is one of them.
| Omkareshwara temple |
| Omkareshwara Temple |
RAJA’S FORT & RAJA’S SEAT
This 19th century fort is in the centre of Madikeri and has a temple, a chapel, prison and a small museum. According to legend, kings of kodagu spent their evenings here at Raja’s seat. One can have a spectacular view from this point. It is said that Vira Raja of Coorg often came here to get a view oh his empire.
| Madekeri Fort |
| Outside View of Madekeri Fort |
| View from Raja's seat |
Day 2 Travel to Coorg
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Day 2 Travel to Coorg @TalaCauvery, Bhagmandala, Dubare forest, Kanive
It gives a rejuvenating feel to those who visit this place..
BHAGMANDALA
Bhagamandala is a pilgrimage place and situated on the river Kaveri upstream. Bhagmandala is situated at the confluence of two rivers The Kaveri and the Kanika. a third river is said to join from underground. It is considered sacred as a river confluence. It is a common practice for pilgrims to take a dip in the Triveni Sangama and perform rituals to their ancestors before proceeding to Talakaveri, the birthplace of Kaveri. It is located at 33 Km from Madekeri.
Madikere (at Coorg) is a well-known hill station for tourists in Karnataka. It is situated 252 Km from Bangalore. It has mesmerising mountain ranges all over with luscious greenery and the tranquil waters of Cauvery river flowing through the hilly area.
Coorg is one of India's famous travel destination and has been called "The Scotland of India" by British and also called as the Kashmir of South India.
Coorg's natural beauty, the people, the culture and their food is the major attraction which draws people from all over the world.
It gives a rejuvenating feel to those who visit this place..
Bangalore to Coorg is almost 260 km and its takes a little more than 5 hours to reach Coorg by road. There are direct private and Ksrtc buses available daily from Bangalore.
2-3 days trip is advisable if you r going on a family pleasure trip.Its one of the Weekend getaways from Bangalore
| Kanive Aquaduct |
KANIVE AQUADUCT
This aquaduct is special not only for carrying water from Harangi reservoir to the neighbouring and surrounding areas of mysore district facilitating irrigation but also for the reason that it is used by the people as a "bridge" to go to several villages located in Mysore district and vice-versa
The scene of the water flowing at the open end of the aqueduct here is awe-inspiring. There is every element of danger associated with motorcyclists who would get into the pathway from a narrow strip from Kanive. Below the aqueduct, the Cauvery flows serenely.
This aquaduct is special not only for carrying water from Harangi reservoir to the neighbouring and surrounding areas of mysore district facilitating irrigation but also for the reason that it is used by the people as a "bridge" to go to several villages located in Mysore district and vice-versa
The scene of the water flowing at the open end of the aqueduct here is awe-inspiring. There is every element of danger associated with motorcyclists who would get into the pathway from a narrow strip from Kanive. Below the aqueduct, the Cauvery flows serenely.
| Above Aquaduct |
BHAGMANDALA
Bhagamandala is a pilgrimage place and situated on the river Kaveri upstream. Bhagmandala is situated at the confluence of two rivers The Kaveri and the Kanika. a third river is said to join from underground. It is considered sacred as a river confluence. It is a common practice for pilgrims to take a dip in the Triveni Sangama and perform rituals to their ancestors before proceeding to Talakaveri, the birthplace of Kaveri. It is located at 33 Km from Madekeri.
| Bhagmandala Temple |
| Bhagmandala Triveni Sangaman |
| An Elephant on Roadside |
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| River Rafting at Dubare |
| Coffee pub On the way to Talacauvery |
| On the way to TalaCauvery |
| TalaCauvery temple covered in Fog |
Day 1 Travel to Coorg
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Day 1 Travel to Coorg @ Abbi Falls, Chiklihole Dam, Coffe Estate
Madikere (at Coorg) is a well-known hill station for tourists in Karnataka. It is situated 252 Km from Bangalore. It has mesmerising mountain ranges all over with luscious greenery and the tranquil waters of Cauvery river flowing through the hilly area.
Coorg is one of India's famous travel destination and has been called "The Scotland of India" by British and also called as the Kashmir of South India.
Coorg's natural beauty, the people, the culture and their food is the major attraction which draws people from all over the world.
It gives a rejuvenating feel to those who visit this place..
Bangalore to Coorg is almost 260 km and its takes a little more than 5 hours to reach Coorg by road. There are direct private and Ksrtc buses available daily from Bangalore.
2-3 days trip is advisable if you r going on a family pleasure trip.Its one of the Weekend getaways from Bangalore
| On the way to Abbi Falls |
ABBI FALLS
Eight Km from Madekeri, A Waterfall U don't wanna miss..The route to the Abbi Falls is through a private Coffee estate and gives a sudden spectacular view while going down. During monsoons, water flow is high compared to other seasons.
Eight Km from Madekeri, A Waterfall U don't wanna miss..The route to the Abbi Falls is through a private Coffee estate and gives a sudden spectacular view while going down. During monsoons, water flow is high compared to other seasons.
| View of Abbi Falls |
| Abbi Falls |
CHIKLIHOLE DAM
Chiklihole Dam is not among the best tourist spots but a nice calm and peaceful picnic spot. The best part of Chiklihole Dam is the Sunset. It gives u the picturesque view and the thick forest around the Reservoir is a Beauty.
| Way to Chiklihole Dam |
| View from Chiklihole Reservoir |
| Chiklihole Dam |
| Chiklehole reservoir |
COFFEE AND PEPPER PLANTATIONS
Coffee has been grown in Coorg for over 100 years. The main crop grown in Coorg is coffee and pepper is interplanted within. Its very common for coffee estates to grow pepper. These plants climb up the tall trees that are grown to provide shade for the coffee plantation. Coorg produces two varieties of Coffee- Coffea Robusta and Coffea Arabica
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| Way to Coffee Estate |
| Coffee Beans |
| Pepper Tree |
| Pepper |
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