Coorg or Kodagu as it is officially known now, is an astonishing land in the heart of the southern Indian peninsula. This unspoilt “country of million hills”, situated on the slopes of the Western Ghats, is India’s coffee bowl. The tiny district in the state of Karnataka is the biggest producer of coffee.

5. Heritage Resort, Coorg

In the verdant mountains of Karnataka, lies the pristine reserve of Coorg. Where elephants forge for bamboo as they’ve done for centuries. And the loudest sound you hear is the squawk of a macaw calling out to its young.

Bird watching, cycling, trekking all that and more can be part of your itinerary when you are here. Madikeri as it’s headquarters is a year round holiday destination near Bangalore. Every season has its delights. Welcome to Heritage Resort Coorg!

Perched on a mountain top and wrapped in the cool embrace of a rainforest is our gracious resort, it blends naturally into this wild outpost. Concealed among majestic trees and a flirt of a mist, our cottages offer panoramic views of mountains, while the resort overlooks deep valleys and gurgling streams.

Let the smell of coffee-filled fresh mountain air tantalize you. Feel the communion with rolling hills, bubbling creeks and pristine woods make your soul whole again. Be the herbs for the spa or salads for you, they’re fruits of our own making, from our own organic gardens, grown with love and tenderness. Experience traditional Kodagu hospitality, where the earthy lap of nature blends in seamlessly with modern luxuries.

Take a deep, deep breath of this sinfully crystal clear air. Reconnect with nature and find yourself at our idyllic sanctuary.

https://www.indoasia-hotels.com/heritage-resort-coorg/

4. Palm Era Resort, Coorg

Hidden away from view, a short ride of 200 metres from the highway brings you to the resort. Welcoming you with its quaint cottages, the resort sits cosily in the midst of a coffee estate complete with pepper and oranges. Equipped with all modern amenities Palm Era offers the perfect setting for a quick rejuvenating weekend or even a week-long stay.

https://www.palmeracoorg.com/

3. Parampara Resort & Spa, Coorg

Rejuvenate at the resort’s spa, with experts in the arts of healing using oils and massages. Our sessions are sure to cleanse your mind and body of all worries and stress and make you feel relaxed. We offer you clean and comfortable rooms at Parampara Resort & Spa, Kudige, with all amenities available to you for the best holiday you can get in Coorg. The resort has a swimming pool, recreation area, spa and many other facilities making your holiday a memorable one. 

Situated 15 minutes away from Kushalnagar City, Parampara Resort & Spa, Kudige, welcomes you to experience a delightful stay getting you closer to nature. A number of facilities to keep you occupied throughout your holiday in Coorg. The beautiful city of Coorg has a number of attractions including waterfalls, ecological parks, water rafting and a breathtaking green scenery.

https://www.paramparacoorg.com/

2. La Flora Prakruth Resort, Coorg

A leisure organization founded by a group of enthusiastic individuals who had come together with vast experiences from various domains of the hospitality industry to provide exquisite resorts across exotic locations. La Flora Holiday Resorts enriches in committing itself to provide world class facilities to each and every global traveler with high levels of competence. The goal of the company is to achieve 100% guest satisfaction an ultimate success for every hospitality organization.

http://lafloraresorts.com/about-us.html

1. Coorg Jungle Camp Backwater Resort, Coorg

Welcome to the world of peace and serenity by checking in at Coorg Jungle Camp, a delightful backwater resort in Kushalnagar. Situated on the banks of Harangi Backwater, the resort is surrounded by lustrous greens and dense coffee plantations. The resort is a perfect gateway for people who are looking for some time off from the daily hurly-burly of city life. Coorg Jungle Camp, Kushalnagar, is perfect for thrill seekers. Here, you can take part in plenty of fun-filled activities. You can engage in outdoor sports like Cricket, Volleyball, Cycling and more. Coorg Jungle Camp, Kushalnagar has proved itself as one of the finest resorts for team outing in coorg.

Apart from that, take a dip in the water body or chill at our swimming pool. We also have a dance floor that will bring out the party animal in you. The dance floor ensures a vibrant and fun-filled time for you. It is a place, where you can dance, groove to the rhythm and meet fellow travellers. Our resort is one of the finest Resorts with swimming pool in Coorg.

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