Coorg is a beautiful mystery, a balm for the soul. It’s great for a two-day trip. But there’s so much to see and savour in this place. It’s a place that engulfs your senses. Your eyes are mesmerized and soothed by green hills. Your sense of taste awakened by coffee of a different flavour. Winter is the perfect time to go because the weather is pleasant and the sun isn’t oppressive. Here's our pick of places to go on a 2 day Itinerary for Coorg. If you want to experience nature in a different key, untouched by commerce, you should take a little trek into the eight islands surrounding Amanvana, the luxury resort near Kushalnagar.There are plenty of hidden, undiscovered surprises that lie waiting from streams to birds. It’s a perfect spot for either a solitary trek or a family picnic. For more details visit : http://www.amanvanaspa.com

2. Two days in Coorg? Here’s what you must experience
It’s a place that engulfs your senses. Your eyes are mesmerized and soothed by green hills. Your sense of
taste awakened by coffee of a different flavour. Your sense of smell refreshed by aromatic herbs and
flowers one never finds in cities. Coorg is a beautiful mystery, a balm for the soul. It’s great for a two-day
trip. But there’s so much to see and savour in this place. What should you prioritise?

3. ‘I sparkle out among the fern.’
The Serpentine Iruppu Falls
No one who witnesses the curve and rush of Iruppu
Falls can forget it. Watching this fall reminds one of the
poem, ‘The Brook’ by Alfred Lord Tennyson:
I come from haunts of coot and hern,
I make a sudden sally
And sparkle out among the fern,
To bicker down a valley.

4. The source of the legend:
Talacauvery
Situated in the Brahmagiri Hills, at
about 1000 feet above sea level,
Talacauvery is an awe-inspiring
sight. Every year, water pours forth
from this little pond, the birthplace
of the River Kaveri. The river and
surrounding temples is a pilgrimage
spot.

5. The path of the saint:
Golden Temple
Situated in the Tibetan settlement of
Kushalnagar, the Golden Temple is a place
you will never forget. As soon as you enter
the compound a sense of quiet and
otherworldliness enters your soul. The inside
of the main interior is beautiful with giant
statues of the Buddha, flanked on either side
by the bodhisattvas.

6. Time for an old-fashioned picnic:
The eight islands around Amanvana
If you want to experience nature in a different
key, untouched by commerce, you should take a
little trek into the eight islands surrounding
Amanvana, the spa resort near Kushalnagar. You
have to enter the resort, cross the river, and get
to the other side. Once there, a guide can help
you navigate the eight islands. There are plenty
of hidden, undiscovered surprises that lie
waiting from streams to birds. It’s a perfect spot
for either a solitary trek or a family picnic.

7. No mountain too high:
The awesome Brahmagiri trek
No trip to Coorg is complete without an
early morning trek. The Brahmagiri is
the best option as it is a relatively
simpler trek, compared to some other
peaks. Winter is the perfect time to go
because the weather is pleasant and
the sun isn’t oppressive. Start early on
day two and finish your trek by noon.
And don’t forget to stop over at The
Rainbow Room in Amanvana on the way
back for a sumptuous Coorgi lunch,
another thing you cannot afford to
miss!

8. ABOUT AMANVANA
Amanvana Spa is a luxury resort in Coorg. With private bungalows on the
River Kaveri, a sunken spa, sumptuous cuisine and a wealth of flora and
fauna, it’s a tranquil place that’s ideal for those who love quiet adventure.
Book Amanvana Coorg Resort now for exciting offers.