Coorg Wildlife Society was set up as part of efforts aimed at promoting wildlife preservation through eco-tourism in Kodagu ...

From Kudremukh to Kodachadri, here are seven breathtaking trails in the Western Ghats that come alive with mist, waterfalls, ...

This serene biosphere reserve in south India is home to elephants, tigers, leopards, deer and over 270 bird species – and ...

As you explore Coorg, indulge in the local delicacies that Karnataka takes pride in. Savour the unique flavors of Coorg's special cuisine, a true testament to the rich culinary heritage of the ...

Karnataka has a whopping 21 wildlife sanctuaries, and the Pushpa Giri Wildlife Sanctuary is generally one that’s a must-visit when in Coorg. Not only is it huge, it is also known for its ...

Nagarhole National Park is a renowned wildlife park located at 94 kms from Coorg. The park is the abode for wild animals like tigers, hyenas, jackals and elephants to name a few. The Nagarhole ...

Coorg, or Kodagu as it is ... The Western Ghats are a haven for wildlife, including tigers, elephants, gaurs, and numerous endemic species like the Lion-tailed Macaque and Malabar Civet.

To support his family, he also works as a guard with the Coorg Wildlife Society. Kodagu district spans 4,102 km2. It is also known as Coorg, and lies in the Western Ghats at an elevation of 900m ...