Karnataka
India's coffee country. Mist-covered hills, Kodava culture, and elephant encounters — all at a fixed price.
Browse All Coorg Trips4–5 hrs
From Bangalore
2 hrs
From Mysuru
Oct–Mar
Best Season
3–4 Days
Avg Duration
Coorg (Kodagu) is Karnataka's most scenic district — a highland covered in coffee and spice plantations at 900–1,700 metres. The Kodava people have their own unique culture, cuisine, and martial tradition. Abbey Falls, Raja's Seat viewpoint, and the Dubare Elephant Camp on the Cauvery river are the top draws. Coorg is often combined with Mysuru or Wayanad (Kerala) on multi-day cab itineraries.

Bangalore · Srirangapatna · Mysore · Ooty · Coonoor · Coorg
from ₹34,944

Cochin · Munnar · Ooty · Coorg · Bangalore
from ₹41,500

Bangalore · Mysore · Coorg · Ooty · Kodaikanal
from ₹45,024

Calicut · Wayanad · Coorg · Bangalore
from ₹30,240

Bangalore · Coorg · Talakaveri · Bhagamandala · Omkareshwara · Abbey Falls · Raja's Seat · Mysore · Chamundi Hill · Big Bull Temple · Mysore Zoo · Brindhavan Gardens
from ₹20,832

Coorg · Talakaveri · Bhagamandala · Omkareshwara · Abbey Falls · Raja's Seat · Ooty · Coonoor · Sims Park · Lambs Rock · Dolphin Nose · Valley View · Mysore
from ₹28,896
Green months = ideal weather. Grey months = monsoon/off-season (can be beautiful but expect rain).
About 250–270 km, roughly 4–5 hours by cab via Mysuru. Many travellers do a Bangalore → Mysuru → Coorg circuit as a 4–5 day trip.
Coorg gets heavy rainfall June–September. The hills turn intensely green — beautiful but roads can be slippery. Some waterfalls are best seen post-monsoon (October).
Yes — Coorg and Wayanad (Kerala) share a border. A Bangalore → Coorg → Wayanad → Kozhikode circuit is a popular 5–7 day itinerary we offer.