the well-travelled souls
travelling since 1980
Coorg, often called the "Scotland of India," is a lush, mist-covered region nestled high in the Western Ghats, renowned for its pristine coffee plantations, dense rainforests, and the unique culture of the Kodava people. This is a land of gentle adventure, where travelers can immerse themselves in the aromatic silence of the hills, trek to the source of the River Kaveri at Talakaveri, or visit sacred Buddhist sites like the Golden Temple (Namdroling Monastery). Its cuisine is strongly influenced by its warrior heritage, featuring distinctive, spice-rich non-vegetarian dishes like Pandi Curry (pork curry), best enjoyed in a cozy plantation homestay, offering a blend of exhilarating scenery and warm local hospitality.







