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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Madikeri, Karnataka
Madikeri is a hill station town in Madikeri taluk in Karnataka state, India. Also known as Mercara, it is the headquarters of the district of Kodagu (also called Coorg). It is a popular tourist destination.
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1. Mercara Gold Estate Coffee Plantation
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5.0 based on 199 reviews
Mercara Gold Estate is a 20 year old coffee and spice farm 8 KM from Madikeri, Coorg. The farm is unique as all the spices are grown and well organised. There is also coffee processing and roasting at the estate itself. The estate offers a guided tour of the farm and visitors are introduced to all the different crops as well as roasting process. The tour takes about a hour and coffee is served at the end of it. Visitors also can buy some farm fresh products.
Reviewed By MilinGeorge
We were guided by Mr Ravi. He is very kind and knowledgeable guide who has a good knowledge about the plantation and explained everything about verities of coffee and spices. Enjoyed the plantation visit especially my son Evan he enjoyed walking through that plantation with Mr Ravi.
2. Mandalpatti
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4.5 based on 625 reviews
Mandalpatti, crowned at a height of 1600m, is situated at around 18 km from Madikeri, Coorg. Gradually evolving as one of the best tourist spots in Coorg, this fascinating trail is located en route to Abbey Falls.
Reviewed By SaqibKhatib - Mumbai, India
Visited Coorg for a day and decided to drive up to Mandalpatti! The roads going uphill are a bit rough so a small vehicle would be a little uncomfortable but a regular sedan or an SUV would be easy to drive up to the top. From the top, you can get a offroading SUV for about INR 750 per person which takes you to a point in Mandalpatti which has a splendid 360 degree view once you climb a small hilltop after the Offroading experience. The scenery is breathtaking especially in the evening when the fog starts covering the valleys! A must see location if you visit Coorg! One or two days are sufficient to see all of Coorg!
3. Kote Abbey waterfalls
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4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By pavank1231 - Stillwater, United States
In all the waterfalls in and around coorg, this is the least crowded, clean, scenic & one of the few fall's where we can take a dip in the water safely (no changing rooms though). Bit hard to reach by sedan, hatchback(manageable with suv or bike). Make sure to carry extra clothes if you are visiting this place (after seeing it, most probably you will take a plunge in the water ). Note: Don't enter into the water below the falls(don't know why, locals advise. ).
4. Kote Betta
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Sudhhii - Bengaluru, India
Visited this place on 31st December 2020. A huge rocky hill covered by mist and having a temple of Shiva at its base. It was fun to scale the rocks to a certain height and feel the mist air. Recommended for Adventurists, couples, families and just about anyone. However please note to respect the temple premises and not litter.
5. Skyway International Travels
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4.5 based on 72 reviews
"The Scotland of India", this is how the 19th century British referred to Coorg (or Kodagu) during their visit to this cloud covered hill station in the Western Ghats. Lodged in the midst of blue hills and green valleys in Karnataka, the greater part of Coorg is drained by the river Kaveri (Cauvery) and its tributaries. It is the ultimate destination to experience regal fields of coffee plantations and surreal beauty of nature. The weather here remains pleasant all year round. In July and August, rainfall is intense, and there are often showers into November. You can visit Coorg any time of the year with all transportation and stay arrangements being managed by Skyway International Travels for your comfort. We have an office in Madikeri (headquarters of Coorg) as well to facilitate any last minute arrangements. We are a 22 year old travel firm recognized by the Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India.
6. Tibetan Monastery / Golden Temple Coorg
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4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By ajaygx
The golden Temple or the Namdroling monastery is a lovely place with 3 temples. The largest temple has monks studying there. The architecture and paintings on the walls is amazing. The monks living quarters are right there and they are hardly perturbed with the large number of tourists visiting them. It is on the way to Madikeri and is a must visit.
7. Omkareshwara Temple
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4.0 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By DrValliappan - Coimbatore, India
This temple goes back by centuries and the God has been the favourite of Mysore Maharajah family. Divine place.
8. Raja's Seat
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4.0 based on 1,199 reviews
Reviewed By nimishgoray - Pune, India
We spent an evening at the Raja's seat, which was actually a sunset point cum park with a musical fountain. The park was a great fun place for my kid to play and enjoy himself. The views were magical and the time we spent there was worthwhile. Recommended for every visitor.
9. Abbey Falls
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3.5 based on 2,962 reviews
Reviewed By chawlarahul - Pune, India
Nice waterfall in Coorg.its a broad fall, and scenic one.20 min drive from Raja seat , one has to go down through steps to reach it. You cannot touch the water tough
10. Raja's Tomb
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3.5 based on 607 reviews
Reviewed By bhuban2k - Hyderabad, India
The Raja Tombs are group of three unique monuments that belong to the Hindu kings and queens built during the early 1800’s. The three tombs contain Lord Shiva images inside and worshiped like we do so in a temple.
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