Trekking at Coorg

Trekking at Coorg

Bordering Kerala in its southwestern corner, Coorg is one of the must-visit places in Karnataka. Its scenic landscape is dotted with lush forests of teak, mahogany and sandalwood. Trekking in Coorg will bring great pleasure to you as the region offers a rugged terrain for you to explore. From easy to moderately difficult, to treks that test endurance, you can choose the one that pleases you the most. With dense forests spread across the area, it should be no surprise that this place is home to amazing species of plants and animals. Trekking Coorg also becomes exciting because you get the opportunity to witness this amazing biodiversity. The Western Ghats, being named in the list of the eight best hotspots of biological diversity, are a testament to the diverse species found in the area.  

With treks in Coorg, you travel to altitudes of thousands of feet and can pay homage to local deities at some highly revered sites. Experiencing a pleasant weather almost all through the year, Coorg has also become a dream destination for tourists to tackle the blistering heat of the Indian summers. This soothing atmosphere and the rich heritage of the place make Coorg trekking a delightful and memorable experience.  
Also called Kodagu, Coorg is one of the most popular places where tourists go for trekking in the Western Ghats. Occupying an area of over 4000 sq km in Karnataka, this exquisite hilly district is well known for coffee and spice plantations.

The stories of its brave warriors are also not unknown to the world. Consisting athick forests, lush mountains and open grasslands, Coorg is a dream destination for any trekker or adventure lover. This place also consists of numerous protected areas, bringing hordes of wildlife enthusiasts from all parts of the world. The wildlife sanctuaries of Brahmagiri, Pushpagiri and Talakaveri offer sights of Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, Indian hares and spotted deer. While trekking in Coorg, you might also come across various species of birds like Nilgiri wood pigeons, laughingthrushes or black and orange flycatchers.