About Coorg & Mysore (Karnataka)
Places to Visit in Coorg & Mysore
Mysore Palace (Amba Vilas Palace)
The world-famous Indo-Saracenic royal seat of the Wadiyar Maharajas, illuminated by nearly 100,000 golden incandescent bulbs every Sunday and festival evening.
Abbey Falls & Iruppu Falls, Coorg
Spectacular roaring waterfalls cascading down lush Western Ghats cliffs, surrounded by private coffee estates and spice groves.
Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple), Bylakuppe
The largest Tibetan settlement in South India, home to thousands of Buddhist monks and a prayer hall with three 40-foot golden statues of Buddha.
Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
A forest camp on the banks of the Cauvery River where visitors can participate in elephant bathing, feeding, and tranquil river rafting.
Raja's Seat Sunset Viewpoint, Madikeri
A historic garden pavilion where the kings of Coorg watched sunsets, offering panoramic vistas of rolling mist-clad valleys and cliffs.
Chamundeshwari Temple & Nandi Bull, Mysore
An ancient hilltop temple perched atop 1,000m Chamundi Hill honoring Goddess Chamundeshwari, featuring a colossal 16-foot monolithic Nandi bull.
Brindavan Gardens & Musical Fountain, KRS Dam
Terraced Mughal-style formal gardens laid out below the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam, famous for evening synchronized musical water fountain shows.
Mandalpatti Peak 4x4 Jeep Safari, Coorg
An exhilarating off-road 4x4 jeep adventure through rugged terrain to Mandalpatti peak, offering views across Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary.