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Coorg
Back Waters
Coorg :: Easily one of
the most attractive regions in India, Coorg or Kodagu is an enchanting
expanse of natural tourist spot that nestles amid the hills and valleys of
the picturesque Western Ghats.
The Kodagu people have always
stood apart handsome, brave and hospitable. A distinguished martial
tradition has given the Indian Army several Generals and Brigadiers.
Known by their special variants
of wearing the saree, the Kodagu women are graceful and beautiful. Kodagu
district has several tourist spots of historic, epic and natural importance.
Kodagu has three taluks-
Madikeri, Virajpet and Somwarpet. Steep hills, valleys and gorges with
countless streams that gurgle through them, beckon intrepid trekkers and
rock climbers.
Fairs & Festivals - Coorg
:: Kali Podu in September, Huthri in November/December and Madikeri Dassera.
How to get there ::
Air : No direct air
connection.
Rail: Kodagu is the only
district in Karnataka without an inch of rail track.
Road: Kodagu is
accessible only by road. Many buses operated by SKRTC. Pass
through Madikeri enroute to
Mangalore. KSTDC organises regular package tours.
Best Time to Visit ::
October to April.
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