Coorg - Place to Explore

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Homestay in Coorg is an experience worth indulging in to get a real flavour of the so-called ‘Scotland of India. The real experience comes through the eyes of the locals who have converted their ancestral homes into homestays. Apart from being famous for its coffee estates and tree plantations, it possesses undulating landscapes laden with quaint villages and vivid flora and fauna. Many of homestays in Coorg are part of working plantations and serve traditional cuisine, giving guests a unique dose of local culture. They are versatile as they cater to people from different walks of life, be it college graduates or backpackers to couples or families.Some the most frequented homestays are Deepwoodz, Gowri Nivas, Serene Woods, Abbydhama Homestay and Vindhyas. So, the perfect escape from chaos is jaunting off into a tranquil and relaxed hill station i.e, a homestay in Coorg.

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