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Coorg (3N),Kabini (2N),Wayanad (2N)

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8D - 7N

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Your trip in a nutshell

A nature-filled escape through the misty hills and forests of Karnataka and Kerala. Begin in the coffee-scented hills of Coorg, exploring ancient temples, cascading waterfalls, and an elephant camp on the banks of the Kaveri. Continue to Kabini, where thrilling wildlife safaris through Nagarhole National Park reveal tigers, elephants, and bison in their natural habitat. The journey concludes in the lush green district of Wayanad, home to dramatic waterfalls, ancient cave carvings, and one of India's largest earthen dams. A perfect retreat for wildlife lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

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Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Itinerary

Day - 1

Bangalore to Coorg

Arrive in Bangalore and journey into the misty hills of Coorg, Karnataka's coffee country, known for its lush plantations and laid-back charm. Settle into your hotel and unwind for the evening.

Day - 2

Coorg

Explore the cultural and natural highlights of Coorg, beginning with the Omkareshwara Temple, an architectural blend of Gothic and Islamic styles dedicated to Lord Shiva. Wander to the cascading Abbey Falls, set amid coffee and spice plantations, before catching a stunning sunset at Raja's Seat, one of Coorg's most beloved viewpoints.

Day - 3

Coorg

Spend the morning at Dubare Elephant Camp, a forest base on the banks of the Kaveri River where elephants are trained and cared for by the Karnataka Forest Department. In the afternoon, visit the Golden Temple, a vibrant Tibetan settlement renowned for its monasteries and traditional handicrafts.

Day - 4

Coorg to Kabini

Travel to Kabini, a tranquil retreat on the southern edge of Nagarhole National Park, where calm backwaters meet dense forest. Spend the evening on a safari, exploring the Kabini Dam, or simply soaking in the resort's peaceful surroundings.

Day - 5

Kabini

Set out on an exciting safari through Nagarhole National Park, home to tigers, elephants, and Indian bison amid rich forest cover and rolling valleys. In the afternoon, enjoy a traditional coracle ride along the Kabini River — a unique, round-shaped boat experience found only in southern India.

Day - 6

Kabini to Wayanad

Travel to the lush green district of Wayanad, bordered by dense forests and rich water resources. Visit the Banasura Sagar Dam, the largest earthen dam in India, where scattered islands and the backdrop of Banasura Hill create a stunning, almost surreal landscape.

Day - 7

Wayanad

A full day exploring Wayanad's natural wonders — choose between the towering three-tiered Meenmutty Waterfalls, reached through a forest trek, or the ancient Edakkal Caves, home to prehistoric rock carvings dating back thousands of years, paired with the cascading Soochipara Waterfalls nestled in dense greenery.

Day - 8

Departure from Wayanad

Make your way to Calicut, pausing at the breathtaking Lakkidi View Point, famed for its hairpin curves and panoramic mountain views, before departing with cherished memories of Coorg, Kabini, and Wayanad.

Sightseeing's

Abbey Falls, Coorg

Set amid coffee and spice plantations, Abbey Falls is one of Coorg's most picturesque spots, with cascading waters framed by lush greenery and a suspension bridge offering scenic views. It's a peaceful spot to soak in the region's natural beauty.

Abbey Falls, Coorg

Nagarhole National Park Safari, Kabini

A thriving wildlife reserve along the banks of the Kabini River, Nagarhole National Park is home to tigers, elephants, and Indian bison roaming through dense forest and rolling valleys. Jeep and boat safaris offer an immersive glimpse into one of South India's richest ecosystems.

Nagarhole National Park Safari, Kabini

Edakkal Caves, Wayanad

Home to some of India's oldest known rock carvings, dating back thousands of years, the Edakkal Caves offer a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric civilization. Reached via a scenic trek through the Ambukutty hills, the site holds deep archaeological and historical significance.