Ooty Coorg Escape 4N5D

Overview

About Ooty Coorg Tour Package 5 Days

Imagine getting away from the busy city life and taking in that crisp, clean air of the Western Ghats. Our Ooty Coorg tour package gives you your ticket to a refreshing mountain adventure that shall rejuvenate your soul and awaken your senses. Imagine waking up to misty mornings in Ooty, the "Queen of Hill Stations," with a chance to take a ride aboard the Nilgiri Mountain Railway and then get lost in huge tea plantations. After that, proceed to Coorg, the "Scotland of India," with the aroma of coffee and spices in the air and waterfalls falling through lush forests.

Well, this is not going to be a vacation, it is a feast for senses and balm to the stressed mind. Slurp on steaming cups of locally grown tea and coffee, indulge in unique flavors in Kodava cuisine, and let the cool mountain breeze blow your worries away. Be it the adventure junkie who wants to get an adrenaline rush outdoors, or a nature enthusiast who would like to view some wildlife, this Ooty Tour Package is bound to delight even the most ordinary soul craving a quiet retreat. Frankly speaking, it is not an ideal start of that hill station getaway, but an experience lived and relished. Book our Ooty Coorg Tour Package now and trade your daily grind into the soothing embrace of the misty mountains, complemented by the warmth of South Indian hospitality.

Places to Visit in Ooty Coorg 5 Days Tour

Dubare Elephant Camp- Dubare Camp provides a spectacular opportunity to interact with elephants. This includes observing, bathing, and feeding the gentle giants while obviating information about the elephant behavior and conservation efforts. It is an experience that truly gets hands-on and allows a peek into the lives of these magnificent animals.

Raja’s Seat Park- Located in Raja's Seat Park, this was a favorite haunt of Kodagu kings. This is a seasonal garden from which one could get a view of rolling hills and misty valleys. It is an amazing spot to witness sunsets and captures beautiful sceneries during the season because of the flowerbeds.

Coorg Coffee Plantation- Spirited green landscapes of Coorg's coffee plantations make one indulge in a sensory journey. Guests in the locality are introduced to cultivation, harvesting, and smelling the beans, just roasted, a must-experience encounter at Coorg. Several plantations give guided tours and tastings of the locally produced coffee.

Abbey Falls- Abbey Falls is one of those falls that pours down from a height of 70 feet within green surroundings, nestled in a coffee plantation. The visitors can view the falls from a hanging bridge imbibed inside a lush green surrounding. This makes everything thoroughly soothing – the sound of running water and the misty ambience that prevails.

Chiklihole Reservoir Dam- With verdant hills all around, Chiklihole Reservoir Dam forms a tranquil retreat. One can stay here, boating or fishing on this lake, or equip oneself only with nothing but a quiet corner by the water's edge. The dam is especially beautiful at sunset, with the colors in the sky changing reflection in the waters.

Mandalpatti- Mandalpatti, otherwise locally called Mugilupete, is one of the viewpoints of the panoramic view of the Western Ghats. It has a jeepable road to the top and therefore is very famous for off-road driving and trekking. The misty landscape and undulating rolls offer great photo opportunities.

Omakareshwar Temple- One of the prime attractions in Madikeri is the Omkareshwara Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It reflects the beautiful architectural mixing of the Islamic and Gothic styles. The temple was built in 1820 with a central dome, four minarets, and a holy pond. This place is serene for spiritual thoughts.

Ooty Lake- Ooty Lake, a man-made lake constructed back in the year 1824, is an excellent picnic spot. The activities available for visitors are boating, walking around the shore, or having a picnic in the gardens. This lake reflects serenity amidst the bustle of this highly visited hill station.

Botanical Garden- The Ooty Botanical Gardens cover an area of 22 hectares with its kinds and varieties of plants, which are mostly exotics as well as indigenous. Colorful flowerbeds, a wide variety of rare species of trees, a flora fossil of a tree trunk estimated to be 20 million years old, are all within an entertainment basket that both the nature enthusiast and casual visitor will like walking through its terraces.

Doddabetta Peak- From Doddabetta Peak, one gets a breathtaking view of the surroundings all round in the 360-degree view. A telescope house is there at the summit for clearer visions. It's a must-visit place to get a panoramic view of the entire region.

Nilgiri Hills- It is multicolored, the Nilgiri Hills, bluish-tinted, unfold before one's eyes, tea estates and dense forests to pretty villages and buildings of the colonial period. The place as a whole was a fusion of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Sim's Park- Sim's Park is a public garden and botanical garden in Coonoor. The park contains many varieties of plants, such as magnolias, pines, and tree ferns. The design of the park itself, along with its flower shows, has made it an endearing place to most people who love nature.

Coimbatore Plains- One can see the breathtaking view of Coimbatore plains and surrounding tea and coffee plantations from Lamb's Rock. The view is approachable by a short trek and offers good views of birds and serene beauty of the Nilgiri landscape.

Nilgiri Mountain Railway- The Nilgiri Mountain Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is undoubtedly the most picturesque journey amidst lush green valleys and mountains. This toy train journey from Mettupalayam to Ooty is very famous for its steep climb coupled with breathtaking views of the Nilgiri landscape.

Talakaveri- Talakaveri is the birthplace of River Kaveri. It is one of the famous pilgrimage centers with a temple of goddess Kaveriamma, nourished with Coorg's exotic beauty, facing the Brahmagiri Hills more in the sunrise.

Avalanche Lake- Situated amidst rolling hills and dense forests currently, Avalanche Lake is a serene spot for nature lovers. Famous for trout fishing and birdwatching, it offers a peaceful getaway away from the more popular tourist spots in Ooty.

Namdroling Monastery- Namdroling Monastery, also known as the Golden Temple, is home ground to a large Tibetan settlement in Coorg. Fine Tibetan architecture, long intricate murals, and towering golden Buddha statues offer up at this serene spiritual experience for tourists.

Raja's Tomb & Madikeri Fort- Located in Madikeri, Kodagu, Raja's Tomb is the final resting place of Kodagu royalty. Nearby, Madikeri Fort, built in the 17th century, offers panoramic views of the town. These historical sites provide insights into the region's rich cultural heritage and architecture.

Glass Bridge, Bandipur National Park- The Glass Bridge in Bandipur National Park offers a thrilling experience, allowing visitors to walk on a transparent platform suspended high above the ground. This unique attraction provides breathtaking views of the surrounding wildlife sanctuary and lush forests.

Mudumalai National Park, Pine Forest- Mudumalai National Park, located in Tamil Nadu, is known for its diverse flora and fauna. The nearby Pine Forest adds to the area's natural beauty, offering visitors a chance to explore serene woodland trails and enjoy the fragrant air.

Pykara Waterfalls- Pykara Waterfalls, situated near Ooty, is a cascading wonder surrounded by lush greenery. The falls, fed by the Pykara River, create a picturesque setting for nature lovers and photographers. Visitors can also enjoy boating in the nearby Pykara Lake.

Bird Sanctuary- While you haven't specified which bird sanctuary, many in the region offer havens for diverse avian species. These sanctuaries provide opportunities for birdwatching, nature walks, and learning about local and migratory birds in their natural habitats.

Mysore Palace- Mysore Palace, also known as Amba Vilas Palace, is a magnificent example of Indo-Saracenic architecture. This historical landmark in Mysore, Karnataka, showcases intricate artworks, grand halls, and beautiful gardens. It's especially stunning when illuminated at night.

Mysore Zoo- Officially called Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, Mysore Zoo is one of the oldest and most popular zoos in India. It houses a wide variety of species in naturalistic enclosures, focusing on conservation and education about wildlife.

Wax Museum- The wax museum (assuming it's in Mysore) features lifelike wax statues of various historical figures, celebrities, and notable personalities. It offers visitors an interactive and educational experience, allowing them to "meet" famous individuals up close.

Shri Chamundeshwari Temple- Perched atop Chamundi Hills in Mysore, this ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Chamundeshwari. It's an important pilgrimage site and offers panoramic views of Mysore city. The temple's architecture and spiritual atmosphere attract both devotees and tourists.

Rose Garden- The rose garden is a colorful haven featuring thousands of roses of various species. This beautifully landscaped garden provides a serene environment for visitors to enjoy the fragrance and beauty of diverse rose varieties.

Things to do in 5 Days Ooty Coorg Tour

Ooty offers scenic trekking through the Nilgiri Hills. Wander along winding trails with breathtaking views of tea plantations and lush green forests. The varied terrain is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers.

Mountain biking: Tourists can hire bicycles to take on the tough mountain roads and off-road trails in and around Ooty. As an adventure sport, this gives one an opportunity to view the beauty of nature and varied landscapes in a very exciting way.

Ooty would be a destination that would act like a haven for photography enthusiasts with its misty landscapes and flower gardens in hues of color, moving on to the booths of colonial architecture holding many more such pretty pictures in its creases.

Tea tasting is ultimate in Ooty. The visitors take guided tours of the locally situated plantations, get acquainted with the processes involved, and taste a variety of teas to understand the rich tea culture prevalent here.

Horse riding in Ooty offers a visitor the facility of riding through beautiful valleys and hillsides. One gets a unique view of the landscape while horse riding; this is suitable to people of all riding experience.

The Nilgiri Mountain Railway is a World Heritage site, offering a very charming ride with its toy trains. Done till date, passengers move in this historic narrow-gauge railway, chugging along to behold the breathtaking views of mountains and valleys.

The local delicacies are sure to give a treat to the foodies at Ooty. From famous homemade chocolates to a local baked good called Varkey, one can relish the traditional Nilgiri food in local restaurants.

Shopping in the local markets of Ooty is a wonderful experience. The Municipal Market and the Charing Cross area carry a wide variety of local handicrafts, woolens, aromatic oils, and fresh produce.

White water rafting is an exciting recreational activity conducted on the Barapole River in Coorg. Suitable for both beginners and experienced, this sport gives individuals an excellent pump of adrenaline rush amidst such scenic beauty.

Bird watching in Coorg's Western Ghats region is a treat for nature enthusiasts. The area is home to diverse bird species, including the colorful Malabar Trogon and the elusive Nilgiri Flycatcher.

Elephant interactions in Coorg offer a chance to observe and even help bathe these gentle giants. Visitors can learn about elephant conservation efforts while enjoying close encounters with the animals.

Spice plantation walks in Coorg introduce visitors to the aromatic world of spices. Guided tours through cardamom, pepper, and vanilla plantations offer insights into spice cultivation and processing.

Coorg's serene natural settings make it an ideal destination for yoga and meditation. Visitors can join classes or retreats to rejuvenate their mind and body amidst the region's tranquil landscapes.

Kodava cuisine is a highlight of any visit to Coorg. Visitors can sample local delicacies such as Pandi curry (pork curry), Kadambuttu (rice dumplings), and unique dishes like bamboo shoot curry.

Shopping in Coorg's local markets, particularly in Madikeri, offers a chance to buy authentic spices, coffee, honey, and handmade Kodava jewelry. These markets showcase the region's rich cultural heritage.

For a unique perspective of Coorg's landscape, visitors can try microlight flying. This activity, weather permitting, provides breathtaking aerial views of the region's lush green forests and rolling hills.

How to Reach Ooty

By Air: The fastest and most comfortable way to reach Ooty is by flying directly to Coimbatore. Coimbatore International Airport is directly connected to key cities around India. After arrival, the road journey to Ooty brings you through winding roads with much greenery. Going from the air to the road gives one a gradual immersion into the beauty of the hill station. While reservations for your flight can be made window-side to catch a view of the Western Ghats from the air.

By Railway: The journey to Mettupalayam, followed by the Nilgiri Mountain Railway to Ooty, is an experience in itself. This route has the comfort of long-distance trains with all their facilities, at the same time, it has that charm of a heritage toy train. The Nilgiri Mountain Railway, operational since 1899, is an engineering marvel to climb through forested hills and rolling tea plantations, unwinding twist and turn, and thereby opening breathtaking vistas to make the journey as memorable as the destination.

By Road: Delhi to Ooty is an absolute epic drive across Indian landscapes. You will pass by at least a few states, all different in culture, food, and scenery. It's time-consuming but allows for a very intense experience of traveling. You could take in historical places, national parks, and exciting cities along the way. The final climb to Ooty via the hairpin bends offers great views, and you get a nice feel-good factor about your road trip.

Best Time to Visit Ooty Coorg

April to June: This period marks the summer season in both destinations. Temperatures are pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Ooty experiences cooler temperatures (15-20°C) compared to Coorg (20-30°C). The weather is generally dry, perfect for sightseeing and adventure sports.

September to November: Post-monsoon season offers lush green landscapes in both places. Temperatures are moderate, ranging from 15-25°C in Ooty and 20-30°C in Coorg. This period is excellent for nature walks, photography, and enjoying the rejuvenated flora.

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Things To Pack

Know Before You Go

• In case of Quad/Triple Sharing Occupancy, mainly the room will contain extra mattresses, not beds.
• Special facilities such as room with view, early check-in, smoking or non-smoking rooms, same floor, adjacent or interconnected rooms, etc. are truly subject to availability upon arrival at the accommodation, never pre-allotted or cannot be guaranteed prior. Any expenses arising out of this is to be borne by the traveler themselves.
• On our Ooty Coorg trips, we follow CP meal plan in which the menu will be on a buffet basis and not on A-la-Carte basis. This fixed menu plan does not include evening snacks and cold drinks/liquor, soups or desserts. If the traveler wants to order beyond a fixed meal plan i.e. on A-la-Carte basis, they are requested to make direct payment for additional items.
• Consumption and serving of alcohol in some properties/rooms is subject to accommodation's rules and regulations. We respect their decisions and request our travelers also to adhere to such rules.
• In hilly regions, no AC will be operational in vehicles like Tempo Traveler / Innova / Ertiga / Xylo / Scorpio or any similar category.
• The vehicle used for your trip will be exclusively used as per the itinerary only (on point-to-point basis) and will not go beyond the specified itinerary to back-end team & drivers.
• Due to unforeseen situations (force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ curfew, Union strike, VVIP movement, etc.) the vehicle reporting may get delayed and in such case, we request you to bear with us and show your cooperation.