Coorg
Kopatty Hills
Open Time : Open 24 hours
Entry : free
Address : Kopatty Hill Top, Karnataka
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Why to visit Kopatty Hills
The Kopatty Hills is a captivating series of hills in Karnataka's Kodagu district. The Western Ghats are the Kopatty Hills' parent mountain range. The beauty and hiking paths of this mountain range are well-known.
This place has a soul-calming atmosphere because it is located away from the bustle of large cities. Thousands of tourists frequent Kopatty Hills' charming surroundings on a massive scale.
Kopatty Hills is famous for:
- The pulchritude and atmosphere of Kopatty Hills are renowned for being enticing.
- A diversity of plants live in this hill range, especially the wild herbs that are unique to this area.
- It is recognized as a suitable location for enjoying various activities like camping, trekking, hiking, bird viewing, and rock climbing while enjoying some quality downtime.
- There are hiking trails with varying difficulty levels that claim to increase adrenaline.
- At Kopatty Hills, camping under the cerulean sky dotted with millions of stars is a unique experience.
How to get to Kopatty Hills?
The Kodagu district is easily accessible by air, rail, and road. The extensive local transit network within the city makes it simple for everyone to commute to and from various locations.
FAQ on Kopatty Hills
When is the best time to visit Kopatty Hills?
It is accessible all year long. The best time to visit is from October to February, when the misty cover enhances the natural beauty of these hills.
What are the places to visit near Kopatty hills?
Namdroling Monastery Golden Temple, Iruppu Falls and Mallalli Falls are the places to visit near Kopatty hills.
What are the places to eat near kopatty hills?
Hotel Venkateshwara, Hotel Panchami and KA12 restaurant are the places to eat near Kopatty hills.
How to reach Kopatty Hill?
On the Bagmandala Talacauvery route, Charambane located in Coorg, 25 kilometres from Madikeri. You can board the KSRTC bus from Bangalore that departs for Bagmandala at 11:15 p.m. and get off at Charambane. Taking a bus to Madikeri and then changing buses to go to Bagmandala is another alternative. Typically, a bus travels from Madikeri to Bagmandala every hour.
Special Tip
While trekking, keep an eye out for leeches. On the way, there are various campgrounds where you can set up your tent. There isn't any village along the journey, so you have to bring your own food.
By Jasmine Kaur
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