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2 Days in Coorg for a Relaxing Solo Trip
Coorg is the perfect place to unwind alone, with its lush coffee plantations, misty hills, and peaceful vibes. I've spent many weekends here just soaking in the quiet beauty, sipping fresh coffee, and wandering through the greenery. It's a place where you can truly slow down and enjoy your own company.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Coorg
A perfect introduction to Coorg's lush landscapes, coffee estates, and local flavors. Today, we'll explore the top attractions, soak in the hill station vibes, and indulge in authentic Kodava cuisine.
Activities
Abbey Falls and Coffee Plantation Visit
Start your day with the stunning Abbey Falls, surrounded by dense coffee and spice plantations. The short walk through the greenery leads to the cascading falls, especially impressive after the monsoon. On the way back, stop by a working coffee estate to see how Coorg's famous beans are grown and processed.
- Wear non-slip shoes for the waterfall path
- Buy fresh coffee powder directly from the estates
Raja's Seat Sunset
Head to this iconic viewpoint in Madikeri town for panoramic views of the Western Ghats. The manicured gardens and sunset views make it a favorite spot for locals and travelers alike. Time your visit for the golden hour when the misty valleys glow.
- Try the local corn roasted at stalls nearby
- Weekends get crowded - come slightly earlier
Evening Walk in Madikeri Town
Wind down with a leisurely stroll through Madikeri's charming streets. Visit the 19th-century Madikeri Fort (now a museum), browse local spice shops, and stop by the Omkareshwara Temple - an unusual blend of Islamic and Gothic architecture dedicated to Lord Shiva.
- Temple requires removing footwear
- Best time to buy spices when shops are closing (better prices)
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Day 2
Day 2 in Coorg
A mix of nature, history, and local flavors to round off your Coorg trip, covering some of the region's top spots you haven't seen yet.
Activities
Trek to Tadiandamol Peak
Start early for the best trekking experience to Coorg's highest peak. The trail takes you through lush shola forests, grasslands, and offers breathtaking views. It's moderately challenging but worth every step. Pack light but carry water and snacks—there are no stalls along the way.
- Wear sturdy shoes—the path can be slippery after rain
- Hire a local guide if you're unsure about the route
Explore Dubare Elephant Camp
Head to Dubare after lunch for a unique interaction with elephants. You can watch them bathe in the river, help feed them, or even take a short ride. The camp focuses on ethical treatment, and the mahouts share fascinating stories about these gentle giants.
- Carry a change of clothes—you might get splashed
- Book ahead during weekends to avoid crowds
Sunset at Mandalpatti Viewpoint
End your day with panoramic views from Mandalpatti, a lesser-known spot compared to Raja's Seat but equally stunning. The winding drive up is an adventure itself—opt for a 4x4 jeep if you're not confident in your car. The rolling hills look magical in the golden light.
- Bring a jacket—it gets windy up there
- Negotiate jeep prices before hopping in