Coorg, or the Scotland of India, is known for its pleasant climate, verdant hills, and coffee estates. For your smooth and comfortable journey, it's essential to be familiar with the seasons and weather. Here's a complete guide to plan your visit hassle-free.
Coorg Weather by Season
- Winter (October to February)
- Temperature: 10°C to 25°C, comfortable and pleasant.
- Why Go: Ideal time for trekking, sightseeing, and visiting coffee plantations without the heat.
- What to Do: Explore popular attractions such as Abbey Falls, Raja's Seat, and coffee estates. Don't forget to experience local festivals such as Ugadi and Kaveri Sankramana for cultural exposure.
- What to Bring: Warm attire for morning and evening (woolen jackets or sweaters). Bring sunglasses for sunny weather during noon.
- Travel Tip: This is high season, so book your accommodation and transport in advance to save last-minute worries.
Contact Aster Holidays reservation team for rates and bookings
- Enjoy an exclusive 50% discount - book at least 30 days in advance.
- Off-Road Drive Through the Back Roads of Bettathur: (Max 5 members per trip)
- Walk Through the Village
- Exciting Trek to the Western Ghats
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- Summer (March to May)
- Temperature: 30°C to 37°C, warmer but cooler than most cities.
- Why Visit: Less touristy and more economical, perfect if you need some peace time.
- What to Do: Check out waterfalls early in the morning before it becomes hot. Go to local markets in Madikeri for spice and coffee shopping.
- What to Bring: Cotton light clothes, sunscreens, and hats.
- Travel Tip: Begin looking around early in the day to escape the heat in the afternoons. Good packages are available at some Aster Holidays this time.
- Monsoon (June to September)
- Temperature: 18°C to 25°C with lots of rain.
- Why Visit: The terrain becomes lush green, waterfalls are superb, and the weather feels cool. Nature enthusiasts and photographers will love it.
- What to Do: Go to Talacauvery and Abbey Falls and experience them in their full flow. Do short nature walks but not long treks.
- What to Pack: Waterproof jackets, umbrellas, and shoes with good grip. Do not wear open footwear since trails become slippery.
- Travel Tip: Do daily checks of the weather. Some trekking trails and isolated areas may be closed because of safety issues.
Tips for Your Coorg Trip
- Book Early: If you intend to travel between October and February, book your accommodation and travel tickets well in advance, at least a month in advance.
- Local Transport: Biking or hiring a taxi is the best option for flexible travel, particularly during monsoon when public transport may be disrupted.
- Health: Pack basic medicines for cold and mosquito repellents during monsoon.
- Food: Try Kodava dishes like Pandi Curry (pork curry) and local coffee. Ask your host for recommendations.
- Connectivity: Mobile signals can be weak in some remote areas, so download maps and plan offline if possible.
Choose Aster Holidays - Your Coorg Partner
It can be challenging to plan a trip to Coorg without local information.
Aster Holidays provides comfortable stays and villas at close proximity to popular attractions. Assisting you with local transportation, guided tours, and tailor-made plans as per your interest. Whether you are traveling independently, with family, or in a group. With Aster Holidays, you have the assurance of an authentic, hassle-free experience, so you can enjoy Coorg's natural and cultural splendor. To know more, contact us at 92434 00500.
