Love biking? Had enough of the city and its pollution? Looking for a good getaway? Ever considered Coorg? To refresh those thinking buds and rejuvenate your spirit, head to exquisite Coorg! Get on that bike and ride away! Coorg will embrace you, and have you asking for more!

Coorg is the best break all you nature lovers need. Her fields are a beautiful lush green. As the sun’s rays move through them, they turn a golden-yellow. It’s like watching magic right in front of your eyes! As you ride along, surrounded by the glorious Mother Nature, you don’t miss civilization. It is indeed paradise on earth and a beautiful blend of small towns and nature. In the blink of an eye, you enter bustling towns and leave them even before you know it.

A Road Meandering through Coorg

After living in a jam packed city, Coorg is a wonderful break from people. Sometimes, you don’t see another human being for miles together! The clean air and ample space available there make you want to scream with joy.

With the wind in your hair and greeted by some of the most beautiful sights, you’re never going to want to leave. Lush green paddy fields, hills covered with coffee, streams, waterfalls, wildlife and forests are some of the common sights you will come across in Coorg. Some of the tows in Coorg are as small as a stretch of road. It is indeed refreshing to finally see so much greenery!

Verdant Fields of Coorg!

Coorg’s a blend of old and new. You get to see nature preserved in time, ancient tribes and their humble dwellings and even some of the most beautiful bungalows. Here you are welcomed by towns full of friendly people and long stretches of empty roads surrounded by nature.

Are you heading for another boring weekend? What are you waiting for? Try Coorg!

Bavna Achayya

Bavna Achayya is a B.Com student at Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. She is the daughter of a coffee planter from Coorg and is greatly interested in plantations herself. She is passionate about writing and photography and calls the environment her main inspiration. She visits Coorg often, and is motivated to write about it and inform people about a planter’s life. She can be contacted at: bavnaachayya@gmail.com