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The most efficient route to get to Coorg from Bangalore is via NH75. The route is around 270 kilometers and takes approximately 5 hours to travel with a chauffeur driven vehicle from Bangalore Wheels. Make sure to start early as traffic on the highway gets heavier during the day. You can stop over at tourist attractions like Bhagamandala Temple and Namdroling Tibetan Monastery on the way.

The shortest route to reach Coorg from Bangalore is via Mysore Road and NH275. This route is approximately 250 kilometers and can be covered in 5.5 hours. Ideal for a comfortable drive, this route is flanked by the naturally blessed Nagarhole National Park and Tiger Reserve. You can also enjoy a Jungle Safari at the Nisargadhama Forest on your way.

Sightseeing destinations in Coorg

The natural charm of Coorg is not limited to coffee estates, it is home to gorgeous waterfalls, resplendent lakes, and throbbing wildlife reserves. Dubare Elephant Camp, Honnamana Kere Lake, Abbey Falls, Iruppu Falls, and Nagarhole National Park are famous sightseeing spots of Coorg. Talakaveri, Bhagamandala, Golden Temple, and Omkareshwara Temple are revered pilgrimages in the region.Below are some of the popular places to visit in Coorg during your road trip from Bangalore:

1. Tadiandamol Peak

One of the most popular trekking spots in Coorg, the Tadiandamol Peak is the highest point of the Kodagu region. The spectacular scenery along the trail is a treat for nature lovers and bird watchers. You can trek along the deep forests of the Western Ghats to explore the vivid flora and fauna of the region. At the end of the adventurous trekking experience, you are rewarded with the astounding views of undulating hills and lush coffee plantations of Coorg.

2. Iruppu Falls

Tucked away amidst the Brahmagiri Mountain Ranges, Iruppu Falls is a grand waterfall on a tributary of River Cauvery. Locally referred to as Lakshmana Tirtha Falls, it is a popular tourist attraction of Coorg that you can reach with a private cab from Bangalore to Coorg car rental service.

The waterfall is visited by nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts who are heading on a trek to the Brahmagiri Peak. The origin of the waterfall is linked to the epic of Ramayana, and the festival of Navratri is celebrated with much fanfare in the area. The grandeur of the waterfall is enhanced by the lush greenery surrounding it.

3. Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary

Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Somwarpet district of Coorg. Spread across 102 kilometers, it is home to a wide variety of rare and endangered species of birds. The sanctuary houses the Kumara Parvat peak, and Pushpagiri is the highest peak of the area.

Owing to its unique flora and fauna, the sanctuary is a proposed World Heritage site. Kadamakkal Reserve, Mandalapatti Peak, and Mallalli Falls are popular tourist attractions in Coorg, which are located in the sanctuary.

4. Gaddige Raja’s Tomb

Gaddige Raja’s Tomb is a beautiful Indo-Saracenic style architectural structure housing the mortal remains of the Kodavad Royalty. Built in 1820, the monument is popular among history buffs for its intricate carvings. You can reach the tomb by booking a Bangalore to Coorg car hire. You can see three tombs at the spot, the largest belonging to Kodava King Doddaveerarajendra and his beloved wife Mahadeviamma. The four corners are decorated with turrets bearing sculptures of Nandi. It is a great place to witness the fine blend of the architecture of those times.

5. Omkareshwara temple

Renowned for its unique architecture, Omkareshwara temple is located in Madikeri. The temple was built in 1820 by King Lingarajendra and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is popular among tourists for the beautiful blend of Islamic and Gothic architecture. The temple has a central dome surrounded by four turrets. Its beauty is enhanced by the water tank built on the premises.