Kodagu, or Coorg as it is popularly known, is a traveler’s delight. A
district within Karnataka state, Coorg is multi-faceted as a tourist
destination. You can easily count it as one of the most picturesque
attraction. It is famously known as ‘the Scotland of India’. Read this
article further to find out more about the place.
Things to do at Coorg: Totally unwind in beautiful home stays and resorts, understand coffee bean processing, take up adventure sports, or simply trek through dense reserve forests.
Homestay in coorg
Coorg is coffee planter’s land and during the coffee boom, these planters mint money and built huge, palatial homes. Spread across Coorg, are thus beautiful homes and most of them have been recently open to visitors. It is ideal to book yourself into one of these home stays and visit the surrounding areas. Most home stays now have websites from which you can collect information on the facilities they provide. Staying at a home stay also gives you the added advantage of experiencing the lifestyle and culture of Kodavas(people of coorg) closely. Try to search for old plantation houses that are over 100 years old – their wooden pillars, carved doors, and huge rooms will mesmerize you.
FOOD IN COORG: Unlike many Indian communities, the Coorg people will happily serve you alcohol and non-vegetarian food at their weddings, especially their famous Pandi Curry or pork in a spicy and sour gravy made from Kachampuli, a black vinegar made from the black kokum fruit.
Read More: https://funstayin.wordpress.com/2016/02/26/coorg-homestays-destinations-and-more/
Things to do at Coorg: Totally unwind in beautiful home stays and resorts, understand coffee bean processing, take up adventure sports, or simply trek through dense reserve forests.
Homestay in coorg
Coorg is coffee planter’s land and during the coffee boom, these planters mint money and built huge, palatial homes. Spread across Coorg, are thus beautiful homes and most of them have been recently open to visitors. It is ideal to book yourself into one of these home stays and visit the surrounding areas. Most home stays now have websites from which you can collect information on the facilities they provide. Staying at a home stay also gives you the added advantage of experiencing the lifestyle and culture of Kodavas(people of coorg) closely. Try to search for old plantation houses that are over 100 years old – their wooden pillars, carved doors, and huge rooms will mesmerize you.
FOOD IN COORG: Unlike many Indian communities, the Coorg people will happily serve you alcohol and non-vegetarian food at their weddings, especially their famous Pandi Curry or pork in a spicy and sour gravy made from Kachampuli, a black vinegar made from the black kokum fruit.
Read More: https://funstayin.wordpress.com/2016/02/26/coorg-homestays-destinations-and-more/
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