Experience the natural splendor of Coorg and Ooty with this 5-day itinerary. Start your journey in Coorg, visiting the Namdrolling Buddhist Monastery, Cauvery Nisargadhama, and the picturesque Abbey Falls. Delve into the history at Madikeri Fort and Museum, and enjoy the local culture at Omkareshwara Temple. Proceed to Ooty, stopping at the Dubare Elephant Camp and Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary along the way. In Ooty, explore the Botanical Garden, Rose Garden, and Ooty Lake. Visit Coonoor for attractions like Sim’s Park, Dolphin’s Nose, and Lamb’s Rock. This itinerary offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and historical insights.

Coorg : Namdrolling Buddhist Moanstry, Cavery Nisarghadhama, Omkareshwara Temple, Abbey Falls, Madikeri Fort, Museum, Raja Sear, Dubare Elephant Camp.

Ooty : Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary, Pykara River and shooting Point, Sim’s Park, Dolphin’s Nose, and Lambs Rock, Botanical Garden Rose Garden, Ooty Lake.

Day 1 : Bangalore – Coorg

Upon your arrival at Bangalore, our representative from South Tourism will receive and assist for your onward transfer to Coorg, one of the most romantic destinations in India. En Route, visit Bylakuppe, the second largest Tibetan settlement in India. Marvel the exquisite architecture and the youngest monks in Namdrolling Buddhist Moanstry. Listen to nature in Cavery Nisarghadhama, a mind blowing location frequented by travellers and the local residents alike. Reach Coorg and check into the hotel. Rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight stay at Coorg.

Day 2 : Coorg

This day is for visiting the scenic locations of Coorg. Get drenched in the beauty of mysty morning and start to Omkareswarar Temple. Then proceed to Abbey Falls, located amidst lush green coffee plantations owned by an individual. You can access here using a hanging bridge.After thoroughly enjoying here, resume to Madikeri Fort, Museum, Raja Sear and Museum to know more about the history of Deccan Plateau. Return to hotel and after relaxing for a while, the time is at your disposal to stroll along shopping region where you can opt to get some homemade wines of different flavours. Overnight Stay at Coorg.

Day 3 : Coorg – Ooty

After an early breakfast, start your drive to Ooty, the “Queen of Hill Stations”. On the way, visit the Dubare Elephant Camp, where you can take part in bathing and feeding of the giant mammals.Also visit Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary, Pykara River and shooting Point. Check into the hotel at Ooty and rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight stay at Ooty.

Day 4 : Ooty

Start early from the hotel and visit the popular tourist location in Coonoor. The list includes SIMS park, Dolphin’s Nose, Lambs Rock. Return to Ooty to experience the beauty of Boranical Garden, an iconic location of Ooty. The aesthetic arrangement of trees and plants, fossil trees, glass house and model house of tribal Todas are some of the prominent attractions of Botanical Garden. Also visit Rose Garden where you can witness unusual types of roses which you would probably have never seen earlier. Proceed to Ooty lake and opt for boat riding, an enchanting experience. Overnight stay at Ooty.

Day 5 : Ooty – Bangalore

Post breakfast, check out from the hotel and start your drive to Bangalore.Our representative from South Tourism will assist you to board your flight based on your departure schedule.Tour ends with beautiful memories!

What are the top attractions in Coorg and Ooty?

Top attractions in Coorg include Namdrolling Buddhist Monastery, Cauvery Nisargadhama, Omkareshwara Temple, Abbey Falls, Madikeri Fort, and Dubare Elephant Camp. In Ooty, must-visit places are the Botanical Garden, Rose Garden, Ooty Lake, and attractions in Coonoor like Sim’s Park, Dolphin’s Nose, and Lamb’s Rock.

How do I travel from Bangalore to Coorg and Ooty?

From Bangalore, you can hire a taxi or use public transport to reach Coorg. The journey takes around 6 hours. From Coorg, Ooty is about a 4-hour drive.

What activities can I do at Dubare Elephant Camp?

At Dubare Elephant Camp, you can participate in bathing and feeding the elephants, which is an exciting and educational experience.