Magnificent Ooty & Coorg

After breakfast, proceed to visit full day sightseeing of includes, Dolphin Nose, Botanical Garden, Doddapeta peak, Sim’s Park Garden, Ooty Lake Boat House, Local market. The rest of the day is spent at leisure, and overnight at hotel (B).

After breakfast, you will be met and transferred to Coorg. Kodagu, also known as Coorg, is a rural district in the southwest Indian state of Karnataka. In the area’s north, Madikeri Fort has two life-size elephant statues at its entrance, plus a Gothic-style church with a museum on its grounds. Nearby, the Hindu Omkareshwara Temple dates back to the 19th century. Farther north are the domed Raja’s Tomb, a burial place of Kodava kings, and cascading Abbi Falls. Upon arrival at Coorg, proceed to the sightseeing, including the Tibetan Monastery and Tibetan Market at Bylekuppe. Drive to the Hanging Bridge at Cauvery Nisargdhama and the Dubare Elephant Camp, which is primarily an elephant-capturing and training camp of the forest department at the edge of Dubare Forest. Experience whitewater rafting at Dubare Camp (on direct payment). After sightseeing, drive back to your hotel and check in. Overnight stay at the hotel. (B)

After breakfast, proceed to the full day of sightseeing in Coorg, including the Abbey waterfalls, nestled between coffee and spice plantations. The waterfall is a combination of many streams that come together and fall into a pool of water that flows and merges into the River Kaveri, and Omkareshwar Temple (from 6:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.). Built in the 19th century, in 1820, by King Lingarajendra II, it presents an interesting architecture that attracts not only devotees but everyone. Irrespective of which faith you are from, its unique blend of Gothic and Islamic architecture, Madikeri Fort, is a historical landmark that stands in the center of Madikeri town. Later,  proceed to Raja Seat to witness the sun set. After sightseeing, return to the hotel for an overnight stay. (B)

After breakfast check out from your hotel and proceed to Bangalore via visiting the world’s largest monolith statue shravanabelgola the statue was carved during the period of Chamundaraya, a minister of the Ganga King Rajamalla between 982 and 983 CE. The statue is 58 feet tall and belongs to Gomateswara the son of the first Jain Tirtankara Vrishaba Deva . Later we say our goodbyes and proceed to airport/railway station for onward destination. (B)