On the banks of the Harangi river in Madalapura village, Captain Prio Chaubey used to
Category: Coorg (Kodagu), Karnataka
Coorg is Karnataka’s most beloved hill district — the coffee bowl of India, where emerald plantations spill across the Western Ghats, ancient temples mark the Kodava cultural landscape, and rivers run cold and clear through forests that have never been fully tamed. Known as the Scotland of India for its misty, rolling beauty, Coorg is a destination of genuine depth: the plantation stays, the Tibetan monasteries of Bylakuppe, the wildlife of Brahmagiri, and the extraordinary hospitality of a Kodava people for whom welcoming guests is simply part of who they are.
In 1947, Ketolira Diwan Bahadur Chengappa hoisted the Indian tricolour at Mercara Fort and brought
In 1878, a German missionary built a plantation bungalow in the hills of Coorg to
