Nestled in the picturesque hills of the Western Ghats, Coorg offers a gentle, charming, and quaint way of life, coupled with the touch of rain which adds a zest of high spirits and vivacity to the whole ambience. During the monsoon, the place turns into an enchanting and paradisiacal haven involved in dense fog. This experience is further complemented by the refreshing cool breeze that brings a sense of calm to the air. Also popularly known as the ‘Scotland of India’, Coorg serves as a perfect monsoon destination for tourists. What more do you wish than to enjoy your hot beverage as the rain strips the thick fog cover to unveil the never-ending, rampant green landscapes?
The beautiful town of Coorg, whose allure is enhanced further during the monsoon, serves as the perfect romantic gateway for lovebirds. To revel in the natural beauty of the town, take a stroll through the coffee plantations. Experience the marvel of this place, as you lose yourself in the invigorating aroma of coffee beans blended with the astounding atmospheric views of the mist-draped mountains and the sky-scraping trees. The gentle drizzle further amplifies this breathtaking scenario, transforming it into a picture-perfect shot.
If you are an adventure seeker, then the monsoon of Coorg will present you with just the right amount of excitement and thrill. When monsoon hits the town, it paves the path to many off-road trails like river rafting, canoeing, quad biking and kayaking. Adventurers and thrill-seekers love to enjoy the rain by participating in these activities. If you don’t want to get drenched, then you can just simply relax and experience the area’s breathtaking allure.
Coorg’s most major waterfall attractions- the Abbey Falls and the Iruppu Falls, are transformed into breathtaking displays during the monsoon season. The sonorous rush of the waterfalls surrounded by the prolific green forests, is certain to gift you a memorable experience.
The Iruppu Falls, which is also called the Lakshmana Tirtha Falls, is a tributary of the Cauvery River, which is situated within the Brahmagiri mountain range. While you are travelling to the Brahmagiri peaks, you can stop to admire and photograph the splendour of nature enhanced during the monsoon.
At the Bisle Viewpoint, you can catch a glimpse of the sweeping view of the four peaks, namely- Doddavetta, Pushpagiri, Yenikallu Betta, and Kumara Parvatha. Popular for its scenic beauty, the place offers an enchanting view of the sunrise and the landscapes.
Visit the Chelavara Falls, which is one of the town’s topmost attractions. Situated 13 km from Cheyandane village, the Chelavar waterfalls are guaranteed to gift you with an unforgettable experience, especially during the monsoon season. Stop to click photographs and get engrossed in the noises and the splendour of nature.
You can enjoy the thrill of white-water rafting during the monsoon season in Coorg. Rafting is considered the most thrilling adventure sport one must experience during the rainy season. Barapole River is a favourite among adventurers who love white water rafting.
Coorg’s monsoon exhibits a unique charm, simulating the perfect ambience for love, romance and friendship! The landscapes veiled by the mist and the chillness in the weather, enhance the natural allure of the town, offering an entrancing experience of visual treat.
