Coorg
Raja's Seat
Open Time : 5:30 am – 8:00 pm
Entry : paid
Address : Raja Seat Musical Fountain, Stuart Hill, Madikeri, Karnataka, India
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Why to visit Raja's Seat
Madikeri's Raja's Seat, also known as the Seat of the Kings, is a well-liked tourist spot. The reason it got this name is because Coorg monarchs had visited the area in the past. The actual Raja's seat is a statue that is encircled by four equally spaced pillars and resembles a brick mortar and pestle building.
The actual Raja's seat is a statue that is encircled by four equally spaced pillars and resembles a brick mortar and pestle building. Arches are used to span each of the four pillars.
History of Raja's Seat:
The Kodagu kings and queens who ruled from 1600 to 1834 CE used to frequent this location for recreation, giving it historical significance. Kings and queens from that time period frequented this location to see the sunrise and sunset because it overlooks the western region.
Toy Train Experience at Raja's Seat:
- The toy train at the Raja's Seat is nearly a kilometre long and is also referred to as the Pattani Rail. No matter their age, visitors here appreciate this toy train journey a lot with their kids.
- You may travel the entire garden with this toy railway. You must first make your way to the entryway because that is where the toy train trip begins before you can board.
- You'll pay somewhere between 30 and 40 INR each person. Check the price of the child tickets because they can vary widely.
Entrance fee and timings at Raja's Seat:
To visit Raja's seat, you must pay a minimum of INR 5. You must spend an additional 20 INR in order to take the toy train journey. Raja's seat is open from 5:30 am to 8 pm, and on weekends, the musical fountain is open from 6:45 pm to 7:20 pm.
FAQ on Raja's Seat
How to reach Raja's Seat?
The closest airports to Coorg are those in Mysore and Mangalore. From there, you may comfortably take a taxi to get to Coorg. At Coorg, there is no railroad station. Hassan, Kasaragod, and Kannur are the closest railway stations. Coorg has excellent road access to adjacent cities and towns.
When is the best time to visit Raja's Seat?
The best time to visit Raja's seat is between October and March because this is when the flowers blossom and the garden is at its prettiest. It is preferable to go there during the week as weekends are busier. To see the sunrise or sunset, go there early in the day or late at night.
What attractions are near Raja's Seat?
Attractions near Raja's Seat: (0.37 km) Pappy´s Coffee Island (0.88 km) Omkareshwara Temple
What restaurants are near Raja's Seat?
Restaurants near Raja's Seat: (0.15 km) Tiger Tiger Ethnic Kodava Dining (0.25 km) Rajdoot family restaurant (0.46 km) Beans N Brews Cafe
Special Tip
Early in the morning is generally the perfect time to visit Raja's Seat. You get to witness the sun rising from behind mist-shrouded, lush mountain ranges at its most beautiful. Try to arrive to Raja's Seat in the evening if you don't like to get up early in the morning. A beautiful pastime for sightseeing is taking in the golden, glittering rays of the setting sun.
By TANISHA JAISWAL
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