situated at the heart of Madikeri town which is also the district headquarters of Coorg offers an all-round view of misty ...

Coorg (also known as Kodagu) is a hill station located in Karnataka famous for its coffee and tea plantations. Coorg is called the ‘Scotland of India’ and also ‘Kashmir of the South ...

One of the most beautiful hill stations in the southern part of the country, Coorg in Karnataka has been known to attract travellers from all parts of the world, be it domestic or international.

H C N Wadiyar, the Maharaja of Coorg, has strongly objected to opening of Balamandira inside the Mercara Palace without his permission. In a letter to the Kodagu Deputy Commissioner, he claimed ...

Kings of Kodagu (anglicized version of Coorg) from as early as the 17th century AD had earmarked a vantage point (Raja’s Seat) in Madikeri (Coorg District) to watch the Sun perform its daily ritual.

Coorg is a scenic place and doesn't fail to ... gardens and artificial fountains and was once a favourite of the kings of Kodagu. This is built on high ground with a view of the valleys down ...

The Mysuru-Kodagu seat in Karnataka covers the areas earlier ruled by kings - from the Wodeyars of Mysuru - to Chikkaveera Rajendra of Kodagu - to Tipu Sultan, who has been brought back to public ...

Coorg: The Untold Story blames mushrooming resorts for district’s garbage pile-up A six-and-half minute documentary shot by a group of environmentalists highlights the environmental degradation ...

The book was written after extensive fieldwork in Kodagu district (Coorg) of Karnataka, to record for posterity the way of life that the culturally-rich ainmanes symbolise. Speaking to The Hindu ...