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We were in Madikeri when we heard this story. A Haleri king was on a hunting expedition when he suddenly saw his hunting dogs were being chased by a hare in a small hillock. He decided to build a fort there as he felt that there was a powerful energy in the region which made…
Nestled amidst the Western Ghats, Coorg is quite popular among travellers. It was a dream come true for me; a trip that should have happened 4 years ago was finally coming together, and this time two other friends and I were looking forward to it. The one place we knew we had to visit was…
Never before has a place beckoned me to return so many times. My second visit followed just a few months after the first. The third and fourth did not take very long either. I had made six visits at the last count and yet, each time I think of Thadiyandamol Peak, I ponder on making…
Come December and all the green coffee plantations of Kodagu or Coorg are abuzz with activity. The red cherries are waiting to be picked, pulped and processed as the migrant labour from the neighbouring villages pour into the district. Kodagu accounts for over 50 per cent of coffee produced in Karnataka and 40 per…
The mist plays with the mountain. The hills come alive. We are in Coorg, locally known as Kodagu after the Kodavas who inhabit this region. As we drive up the Western Ghats, we see the slopes carpeted by coffee and cardamom plantations. The showers had just set in and the coffee plantations were filled with…