Coorg: Like many mornings, this one started with a cup of coffee. But while our group of four had traveled far to get to this quiet, mountainside veranda in the southwestern Indian state of Karnataka ...

Coorg's lush landscapes are evolving, with century-old coffee plantations now sharing space with thriving rows of avocado trees, writes GYANESHWAR DAYAL As I pack my bags in Delhi the AQI is reading ...

Coorg, often referred to as the Scotland of India, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes and lush greenery that stretches for miles. Deep within this natural haven lies a resort called ...

Coorg doesn't speak loudly. It hums. Through the mist rising from valleys, through the rustle of coffee leaves, through a silence so rich you can almost touch it. Most travellers come for the photos ...

When did coffee arrive in India? How did Coorg, a rice-growing area initially, take to growing coffee in large quantities? Where does India stand as a coffee planter and exporter? Kavery Nambisan ...

Coorg, situated in the verdant hills of Karnataka, earned its moniker as the ‘Scotland of India,’ because of its unique features that mirror the enchanting allure of the Scottish Highlands. Dotted ...

Who doesn't like coffee? A cup of coffee, whether it is super sweet, decaffeinated or cold, just sets you up for the day without making you feel lethargic. Excessive amounts of coffee can be harmful ...

You’d think a travel agent dreamed up Coorg. Also known as Kodagu, this district in the Western Ghats of southwestern Karnataka can be pictured thus: 1,593 square miles of undulating topography ...

Homemade wines from this coffee county make for surprising experiences, discovers Nikita Puri. IMAGE: In the mountains of Coorg, fruit grows aplenty. Most of these go towards making variants of ...

The journey from Bengaluru to Coorg is for photo albums. You are likely to spot elephants and other animals if you get lucky. The travel time of seven hours takes you through the Western Ghats, where ...