What To See In Coorg

Coorg has been called a great many things:

Land of the brave and the beautiful. Scotland of India. Kashmir of the South. Land of generals. India’s coffee cup . . .

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Coorg, a land of wild forests & brave warriors, tucked away in the mist-topped hills of the Western Ghats, is known locally as Kodagu.

Coffee plantations thrive here and the stunning vistas will take your breath away.

One of the world’s biodiversity hot spots. Altitude ranges from 3000 to 6000 feet. Coffee plantations rub shoulders with rainforests, which give birth to many rivers.

The terrain is covered by the mighty western ghat mountains. One of the world’s bio-diversity hot spots.

Altitudes range from 3000 to 6000 feet. Coffee plantations that rub shoulders with rainforests, which give birth to many rivers.

A fascinating warrior-planter culture, very unlike anything you would expect in the south of India. A handsome people, small in number, whose origins are a mystery. Who are exempted from the Indian Arms Act and can carry guns without having to go through the procedure of getting a licence.

The contribution made by Coorg to the army is out of proportion to their numbers. India’s first general, Field Marshal Cariappa being a Coorg, is just one of those achievements.

Coorg is a 360 degree visual spectacle. All of it is beautiful.

See Talacauvery Hill, around 4,500 ft high, with an ancient temple on top. The sacred River Cauvery originates from a little tank here. Breathtaking view of hills all around. Just 23 km from here.

Abbey Falls also known as the Abbi Falls, is located about 8 km from Madikeri. To reach it you have to take a five-minute walk through coffee bushes and tall trees with pepper vines clinging to them.

Bhagamandala Temple Complex, with the junction or sangama of rivers in front. Enroute to Talacauvery, 15 km away.

Nalnad Palace, a hunting lodge used by the kings of Coorg. Quaint, ruggedly carved, wood and tile roof construction, with wall paintings inside. A scenic 25 km drive.

Tadiyendamol, the highest hill in Coorg at close to 6000 ft. Rather wild territory for serious trekkers. 26 km from here.

Kopatti Maley, a hill nearby, approximately 4, 200 ft high. An adventurous option for groups and hardy families. Trekking guides can be provided if we are informed 48 hours in advance. 8 km from here.

Madikeri itself, with its many surrounding attractions, 24 km away.


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At Cloud Valley, Coorg, we make sure that you have a holiday to remember. Here, you will get all the comforts of home. You can also take part in several activities like nature walks, bird watching, trekking and more, or you can sit in the verandah of Cloud Valley and soak in the greenery, and the peace and quiet.

Whatever’s on your itinerary, you can be sure of a once-in-lifetime experience
at Cloud Valley, Coorg.  

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Cloud Valley, Coorg is a typical Coorg plantation cottage from the British Raj, that gives you a glimpse of a quaint old-fashioned way of life!

At Cloud Valley, you can expect all the comforts of home.

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There's so much to experience at Cloud Valley! Walk along the banks of the River Cauvery, play Frisbee or Cricket, explore the rising and dipping country roads . . . or sit in the verandah of Cloud Valley and soak in the greenery, and the peace and quiet.

Cloud Valley, Coorg  |  What to see in Coorg
What to see
in Coorg


Coorg is a 360-degree visual spectacle. All of it is beautiful. Some of the attractions are - Talacauvery Hill, Abbey Falls, Bhagamandala Temple Complex, Tadiyendamol, Kopatti Maley, and Madikeri itself, with its many surrounding attractions.

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Cloud Valley, Coorg

Bengoor Village
Cherambane Post
Madikeri-Talacauvery Rd.
Kodagu - 571 201


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A typical Coorg plantation cottage, from the British Raj. Surrounded by estate with a valley in front. Quaintly styled, with a red tile roof and a large compound.

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