Coorg Honeymoon Delight Where Romance Meets Nature

Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is a popular tourist destination in Karnataka, India known for its natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality: Abbey Falls A hidden gem in the Western Ghats, this 70-foot waterfall is part of the Kaveri River and is surrounded by green woods. The hanging bridge offers a great view. Madikeri Fort A 19th-century fort in the center of Madikeri that includes a temple, prison, chapel, and archaeological museum. Iruppu Falls A 170-foot waterfall in the Brahmagiri Range that's surrounded by dense forests. It's a great place for nature lovers and photographers, especially during monsoon season. Omkareshwara Temple A temple built in 1820 by King Lingarajendra that blends Islamic and Gothic architecture. Bhagamandala A pilgrimage center where the Cauvery, Kannike, and Sujyoti rivers meet. Talacauvery The source of the Cauvery River, located in the Brahmagiri hills. Bylekuppe A large Tibetan settlement with monasteries, handicrafts, carpet factories, and an incense factory. Nisargadhama An island covered in teak, sandalwood, and bamboo plants where you can stay in treetop bamboo houses, go elephant riding, and take riverside boats. Coorg is also known for its world-class coffee, tea, and spice plantations.