Tag: Best Things To Eat In Coorg

Coorg, officially Known as Kodagu is an exotic hill station that lies amidst serene mountain ranges of western ghats, Karnataka. As you step into this land aromatic coffee plantations would welcome you with open arms. Surreal Kodagu hosts everything from green rolling hills to misty mountains to wandering streams to waterfalls to dense forests to caves to temples to forts to museums. Hence, this slice of heaven is also known as the “Scotland Of India”.Besides this, Kodagu is known for its unique culture and tradition people follow. People who belong to this region are called “Kodavas” and they are basically nature worshippers. No wonder why Coorg has maintained all its glory and charm all these years. Never miss an opportunity to witness Kodavas Marriage, dance, Sword Fight, and martial arts. This post will take you through the places you can visit and things you can do while in Coorg. Outside of this, tourists can indulge in various activities like river rafting, trekking, Hiking, Boating, Safari, bird watching, and rappelling. Festivals In Kodagu   You can witness some of the popular festivals like Keil Poldhu (worship of weapons), Cauvery Sankramana (return of the river goddess), and the Huttari (harvest). Try staying in a homestay in remote places as much as possible to get an authentic experience. Else stay in any of your friend's houses to get a better view of Kodavas culture and tradition. What To Eat In Coorg Kodavas have their own local cuisines that would excite any foodie. Usually, they are Non-vegetarians and they love their Pandhi curry( pork), meat, and fish. Pandhi Curry is one such dish you will find in almost all the festivals and ceremonies of Kodavas. Rice is the major staple diet food in Kodagu and surrounding regions. Sannakki(rice) is used to prepare many dishes