Discover the beauty of Kodagu, also known as Coorg, a charming rural district in southwest Karnataka. Famous for its lush greenery, historic landmarks, and serene atmosphere, Coorg offers something for every traveler. Explore iconic locations like Madikeri Fort, Omkareshwara Temple, Raja’s Tomb, Abbey Falls, Dubare Elephant Camp, and many more, including Nisargadhama, Bhagamandala, Bylakuppe, and Talacauvery.
Event Cost
- ₹14,999 (Includes Sleeper Coach Train Tickets)
- ₹18,999 (Includes 3AC Coach Train Tickets)
- ₹12,999 (For participants reaching Mangalore directly)
- Add-on: ₹3,000 per room for double-sharing accommodation
Above costs are not applicable for long weekend/black dates Batches. Please check Book Now section or connect with our team.
Day 01 – Mumbai to Mangalore
- 09:00 PM: Meet the Trikon Team at CSMT station and board the Mangalore Express (Train 12133) for an overnight journey.
- (Meals: No meals provided)
Day 02 – Mangalore to Coorg (Madikeri)
- 01:30 PM: Arrive at Mangalore Railway Station and have breakfast.
- Travel to Coorg and check in at the hotel. Freshen up and have lunch.
- Visit Bylakuppe, the largest Tibetan settlement in South India, known for its 62-foot golden Buddha statues.
- Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
- (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner)
Day 03 – Coorg Exploration
- Have an early breakfast and visit Harangi Elephant Camp for elephant interaction activities.
- Proceed to Cauvery Nisargadhama, an island formed by the Cauvery River with lush bamboo groves.
- Lunch at Kushalnagar, followed by visits to:
- Bhagamandala and Talacauvery, the birthplace of River Cauvery at the breathtaking Brahmagiri Hills.
- Raja Seat, a serene picnic spot perfect for sunset views.
- Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
- (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner)
Day 04 – Sightseeing in Coorg
- After breakfast, visit:
- Omkareshwara Temple, built in 1820 with a unique blend of Kerala and Islamic architectural styles.
- Madikeri Fort, known for its stone ramparts (a glance will suffice).
- Abbey Falls, nestled amid private coffee and spice estates.
- Have lunch on the way and enjoy a Spice Plantation Tour (time permitting).
- Spend the evening shopping and relaxing at Nisargadhama.
- Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
- (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner)
Day 05 – Coorg to Mangalore
- After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Mangalore Railway Station to board the train back home.
- Board (Train 12620) - MATSYAGANDA EXP and Overnight journey on the train.
- (Meals: Breakfast only)
Day 06 – Reach Mumbai
- Arrive in Mumbai in the morning with happy memories and a promise to meet again.
Important Note:
- AC Tickets are subject to availability. If AC tickets are unavailable, confirmed Sleeper Class tickets will be provided, and the fare difference will be refunded within 3–5 working days.
What is included in the tour
- Accommodation on Triple Sharing basis (with Mattress)
- Dinner (Veg-Non Veg) from Day 02 to Day 05 Breakfast ( Daily Lunch is excluded )
- Entry Charges at the places
- Comfortable Private AC Vehicle as per the Itinerary
- Driver Allowance, parking fee, toll tax, and Govt., Service Tax
- Non AC Sleeper class train tickets from Mumbai to Mangalore and return
- 5% GST.
What is NOT included in the tour
- Lunch on all days
- All meals during train journey
- Personal expenditure
- Elephant interaction charges at Dubare Elephant Camp
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
- Spice Plantation Tour
- The famous Abbey Falls
- Madikeri fort exploration
- Omkareshwara temple
- Harangi Dam
- Nisargadhama
- Bylakuppe - largest Tibetan settlement in South India
- Bhagamandala
- Talacauvery
- A lightweight Haversack or Backpack, and a smaller Day Sack (Avoid Suitcases)
- Good pair of shoes, and a pair of flip-flops
- Cap, sunglasses, scarf
- Camera, Binoculars (Optional)
- Toiletries:
- Sunscreen
- Moisturizer
- Light towel
- Lip balm
- Wet wipes
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Hand Sanitizer
- Extra Polythene Bags (To segregate used/unused garments, wet/dry clothing)
- Any medicines that you consume normally (post consulting a doctor)
Best Places to Visit in Coorg
- Madikeri Fort: A historic landmark with scenic views and rich heritage.
- Abbey Falls: A stunning waterfall surrounded by coffee plantations.
- Omkareshwara Temple: Unique architecture blending Kerala and Islamic styles.
- Dubare Elephant Camp: Interact and bathe elephants in this popular camp.
- Raja’s Tomb (Makam): A peaceful spot with royal history.
- Nisargadhama: A beautiful river island with bamboo groves and wildlife.
- Bhagamandala & Talacauvery: Sacred sites and the origin of the Cauvery River.
- Bylakuppe: The largest Tibetan settlement in South India, offering cultural insight.
Best Time to Visit Coorg
- Winter (October to February): Pleasant and cool weather, ideal for sightseeing, trekking, and wildlife spotting.
- Monsoon (June to September): Lush greenery, roaring waterfalls, and a refreshing experience, but some activities may be restricted due to rains.
- Summer (March to May): Warmer days but fewer tourists, good for budget travelers and nature walks.
Things to Do in Coorg
- Explore coffee and spice plantations with guided tours.
- Enjoy elephant interactions and rafting at Dubare Elephant Camp.
- Trek through the scenic hills and forest trails around Talacauvery and Brahmagiri Hills.
- Visit local markets and buy aromatic coffee, spices, and handmade souvenirs.
- Relax by the riverside at Nisargadhama or enjoy boating.
Important Travel Tips for Coorg Trip from Mumbai
- Book your train tickets at least 60 days in advance to secure confirmed seats.
- Carry valid ID proofs and necessary medications.
- Use a backpack instead of suitcases for easier travel in hilly terrain.
- Always carry some cash as ATMs might not be available at remote spots.
- Avoid single-use plastics and respect local customs and wildlife.
- Mobile connectivity can be weak in some forested areas; plan accordingly.
Railway Ticket Rules and Regulations
- We at T Trikon provide some tour packages with train tickets booked through official IRCTC portals. All booking and refund rules are governed by IRCTC.
- Bookings open 60 days in advance; early booking is advised for confirmed seats.
- If tickets are RAC or waitlisted, we use prediction tools to maximize confirmation chances.
- Seat preferences like window or lower berth cannot be guaranteed as allocation is controlled by IRCTC.
- For specific seat preferences, book as early as possible.
- Group bookings may have seats in different coaches due to IRCTC algorithms.
- If tickets remain waitlisted, we may book Tatkal or Premium Tatkal tickets at additional cost.
Q1: What is the best way to reach Coorg from Mumbai?
A1: The most convenient way is to take a train or flight to Mangalore, followed by a road trip to Coorg. Our tour packages often include sleeper or AC train tickets from Mumbai to Mangalore for a comfortable journey.
Q2: When is the best time to visit Coorg?
A2: The best time to visit Coorg is during winter (October to February) for pleasant weather and clear sightseeing. Monsoon (June to September) offers lush greenery but can restrict some activities.
Q3: Are the accommodations included in the Coorg tour packages comfortable?
A3: Yes, our packages include stay on a triple-sharing basis with clean and comfortable accommodations to ensure a pleasant experience.
Q4: What kind of activities can I expect during the Coorg tour?
A4: You can explore coffee and spice plantations, visit waterfalls and temples, enjoy elephant interactions at Dubare Elephant Camp, trek scenic hills, and experience local culture.
Q5: Is the Coorg trip suitable for families and solo travelers?
A5: Absolutely! Our Coorg tours are designed to be safe and enjoyable for families, solo travelers, and groups alike.
Q6: How should I prepare for the weather in Coorg?
A6: Carry light woolens during winter and rain gear during monsoon. Summers can be warm, so light cotton clothes and sunscreen are recommended.
Q7: What should I carry on the trip?
A7: Essentials include valid ID proof, comfortable shoes, raincoat or poncho, personal medication, camera, and toiletries. Avoid heavy luggage; backpacks are preferred.
Q8: Will I get good mobile network coverage in Coorg?
A8: Mobile connectivity can be weak in some remote or forested areas. It’s advisable to plan accordingly and inform family or friends in advance.
Q9: Are meals included in the tour packages?
A9: Most packages include breakfast and dinner. Lunch is usually on your own, giving you the chance to try local cuisine or explore eateries.
Q10: How early should I book the Coorg tour from Mumbai?
A10: It’s best to book at least 60 days in advance, especially if you require confirmed train tickets or prefer AC travel options.
