Coorg Ooty Tour Package
The Coorg Ooty tour is a scenic hill station circuit that combines the lush coffee estates of Coorg with the cool mountain landscapes of Ooty. This itinerary is designed for travelers looking for a relaxed nature-focused trip across two of South India's most popular hill destinations. From forested hills and waterfalls in Coorg to tea gardens, lakes and viewpoints in Ooty, the journey offers a refreshing escape from city life. It is an ideal tour for couples, families and anyone seeking a comfortable hill station holiday.
Tour Summary
| Starting From | Bangalore | Ending at | Bangalore |
| No of days | 5 | Number of nights | 4 |
| Night stays at | Coorg (2 nights) Ooty (2 nights) | ||
Coorg Ooty Tour Itinerary Overview
This itinerary focuses on the natural beauty and relaxed pace of two well-known hill stations. The journey begins in Coorg, where travelers explore coffee plantations, waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. It then continues to Ooty, a classic hill station in the Nilgiri Hills, known for its tea gardens, lakes and cool weather. The schedule is designed to keep travel distances manageable while allowing enough time to enjoy the landscapes and local attractions.
Key Highlights of the Coorg Ooty Tour
Bylakuppe Namdroling Monastery: Largest Buddhist settlement in South India
Abbey Falls or similar viewpoints: Popular natural attractions surrounded by lush greenery.
Talacauvery: Birth place of River Cauvery
Raja's Seat or hill viewpoints: Panoramic views of Coorg's valleys and sunsets.
Ooty Botanical Gardens: A classic hill station attraction with landscaped gardens and exotic plants.
Ooty Lake: A scenic spot for boating and relaxed walks.
Tea estates and viewpoints: Rolling tea gardens and cool mountain scenery in the Nilgiris.
Day wise Itinerary of Coorg Ooty Tour
Day 1: Bangalore - Coorg
Arrive at Bangalore airport or railway station by 10 AM. Drive towards Coorg. Our first stop will be at Bylakuppe which has the largest Tibetan settlement in South India. Visit the Namdroling Monastery and the popular Golden Temple here.
Next, we stop at Kaveri Nisargadhama, which is a small river island formed by River Kaveri. This is a Forest Park maintained by the forest department of Karnataka and has many attractions for its visitors. From boating activities, to hanging bridge, to various children play areas, fun elephant rides, deer park, rabbit enclosures and so on.
In the evening, you will arrive at Madikeri which is the district capital of Coorg. Check-in to a hotel and relax.
Day 2: Coorg Sightseeing
We start our day today by taking a long drive to Talacauvery (also spelled Talakaveri). This is the birth place of River Cauvery and is considered sacred by the locals. A small temple is constructed around the birth place of the river. You will enjoy beautiful views of the think forests of Coorg. Behind the temple is a small hillock. After climbing about 300 steps, you will get stunning views on the other side of the hill as well. On a clear day, you can even spot Arabian Sea which is more than 150 km by road!!
After enjoying the time at Talakaveri, on our way back, we make a brief halt at Bhagamandala. The Triveni Sangam is a popular spot here, where you can find the confluence of 3 rivers (including one underground river).
Drive back to Madikeri and visit Abbey Falls, which is located in a private coffee estate. Later, drive to Raja's Seat to enjoy the beautiful sunset.
Return to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 3: Coorg - Ooty
After checking out of hotel, we pay a visit to Omkareshwar Temple in Madikeri. Later, we will start our drive to Ooty, which is in the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu.
We will be passing through several places of interest during our journey. The first place you will encounter is Bandipur National Park, where you can spot peacocks, deers, wild boars from the comfort of your seats!
Later, we cross over to Tamil Nadu, and the forest continues as Mudumalai Tiger Reserve. We continue our drive towards Ooty. On the way, we will drive through Eucalyptus Forest and visit Pykara Falls, Film Shooting Spot, Kamraj Lake.
Reach Ooty by late evening. Checkin to a hotel and relax.
Day 4: Ooty Sightseeing
Start our day early to witness amazing views from Doddabetta, the highest peak of Nilgiris. Later, we drive through the tea gardens to reach Botanical Gardens.
Take a toy train ride to Coonoor and later visit Lamb's Rock, Coonoor Tea Gardens and Dolphin's Nose. In the evening, head back to Ooty for overnight stay.
Day 5: Ooty - Bangalore drop
Checkout of hotel early in the morning. Visit Ooty Lake and then start your drive back to Bangalore. It takes about 7-8 hours to reach Bangalore.
Depending on your flight/train timings, we will drop you to airport or railway station.
Why Combine Coorg and Ooty in One Tour?
Coorg and Ooty are two of the most popular hill destinations in South India, each offering a slightly different landscape and atmosphere. Coorg is known for its coffee plantations, forested hills and relaxed countryside feel, while Ooty offers classic hill station charm with tea gardens, lakes and colonial-era influences. Combining these two destinations creates a well-balanced hill circuit with varied scenery and experiences.
How Many Days Are Needed for the Coorg Ooty Tour?
A 5 to 6-day itinerary is ideal for covering both Coorg and Ooty comfortably. This allows enough time to explore the main attractions in Coorg, travel through scenic hill roads and spend relaxed days in Ooty. Travelers with limited time can choose shorter versions focusing on one destination, while those with more time can extend the tour to include Mysore or Wayanad.
Best Time to Visit Coorg and Ooty
The Coorg Ooty tour can be taken throughout the year. The months from October to March offer pleasant weather and clear views, making it ideal for sightseeing. The monsoon season brings lush greenery and fuller waterfalls, especially in Coorg, while summers remain relatively cool compared to the plains, making it a popular escape from the heat.
The months of April, May, October and December are considered peak travel periods for this tour. During these times, destinations may be more crowded, and hotel prices are typically higher than usual. As a result, the prices mentioned on this page may not be applicable during peak seasons, and updated quotes may be required based on availability.
Who This Hill Station Tour Is Ideal For
Couples looking for a scenic hill station getaway
Families planning a relaxed vacation
Honeymoon travelers
Nature lovers seeking cool weather and green landscapes
Is the Coorg Ooty Tour Good for a Honeymoon?
Yes, the Coorg Ooty tour is a popular choice for honeymooners looking for a relaxed hill station getaway. Both destinations offer pleasant weather, scenic landscapes and peaceful surroundings, making them ideal for couples who prefer a calm and nature-focused trip rather than a fast-paced itinerary.
In Coorg, couples can enjoy quiet drives through coffee plantations, forested hills and scenic viewpoints. Ooty adds a classic hill station atmosphere with tea gardens, lakes and cool mountain weather. The combination of these two destinations creates a comfortable and romantic journey with a mix of scenic drives, relaxed sightseeing and time to unwind together.
This tour works best for couples who prefer a nature-based honeymoon with comfortable travel schedules rather than crowded or overly busy itineraries.
Can This Tour Start or End at Coimbatore?
Yes, this tour can start or end at Coimbatore, as Ooty is geographically closer to Coimbatore than Bangalore. This provides flexible routing options for travelers.
There are three common combinations you can choose from:
Start at Coimbatore and end in Bangalore
Start in Bangalore and end at Coimbatore
Start and end in Bangalore
If you have additional time, the itinerary can also be extended by a day to include a visit to the Isha Foundation near Coimbatore.
Can This Tour Be Extended to Mysore or Wayanad?
Yes, travelers with additional time can extend this itinerary to include nearby destinations. Adding Mysore introduces royal palaces and historic landmarks, while extending the tour to Wayanad adds more forested landscapes, waterfalls and wildlife experiences. These extensions create longer hill circuits across Karnataka and neighboring regions.
