The
quiet remains untouched mostly, disturbed occasionally by the chirp
of birds and bees and by the soft flowing water. My journey through
Coorg was rocky and long sure, but was also the same amount of
calming and breathtaking. Touchdown at the Bangalore airport, get
into your car and drive past 8 hours of scenic beauty to reach the
hilly expanse of Coorg. Just make sure your urge to pee is more
patient than mine!
We
stopped over at this quaint little south Indian food joint for
breakfast, the name of which completely escapes my mind! Kamat I
guess? They had the best idlis I’ve ever tasted, rolled
cylindrically in a leaf. They also have this touristy shop just
outside where you get everything from earrings to bags to
spiders-crawling-out-of-shells.
Hills,
trees, and beautiful greens is what I would say Coorg was to me. The
rains made everything more vibrant and pleasant and as you climb
higher and higher...The breeze becomes cooler and the smells become
calmer and clean. We stayed over at the Tamara resort in Coorg, which
is reminiscent of a cabin nestled amongst woods. Till as far as your
eyes can see, you'd only be able to glance at hills and greenery.
Narrow winding pathways lined with fallen leaves and fresh rain water
were perfect for little strolls in the mornings.
Coorg
is a haven for the coffee and spice aficionados! I tasted Jaggery
coffee for the first time and the taste still lingers on my mind! It
was that good.
I did
get car sick and I do wish the rains hadn't stopped me from exploring
the place more (especially the leech lined plantation
trail!...kidding) but this was an experience I would never forget!
(All images by UnderTheIndianSky)





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