Reviewed by: Saurabh Dixit
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Tour and Travels
Wake up in Chikmagalur with the scent of coffee beans in the air. From plantation stays to foggy hilltop cafes, every turn offers a blend of aroma, scenery, and slow travel indulgence.
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Coorg greets you with spice-scented breezes and wet green hills. Raja’s Seat, Abbey Falls, and river rafting in Barapole make this a sensory monsoon escape best reached by an overnight bus.
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Wayanad offers deep jungle trails, wildlife sightings, and tribal village detours. Take the KSRTC to Kalpetta and explore places where fog drapes the trees like silk.
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Skip the airports, just grab a bus from Bangalore or Mysore. These hill towns are weekend-friendly, budget-smart, and waiting with hot chai and silent mornings.
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Whether it’s a bamboo hut in Wayanad or a coffee estate bungalow in Coorg, local stays bring you close to the region’s heart plus misty balconies you’ll never forget.
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Beyond Madikeri lies the Tadiandamol trek, monsoon-soaked trails, slippery ridges, and clouds that hug you back. Perfect for adventure lovers willing to take a bus and hike on.
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From Soochipara Falls in Wayanad to Hebbe in Chikmagalur, buses take you to nature’s loudest symphony. Monsoon makes every cascade thunder louder and flow wilder.
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Wander through cardamom trails in Coorg or Arabica rows in Chikmagalur. Guides walk you through rain-soaked estates while explaining stories of soil, seasons, and beans.
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The Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary is a bus ride away and offers the thrill of spotting elephants, deer, and maybe even a leopard set to the sound of rain drizzling through the canopy.
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Each location offers its version of monsoon: foggy treks, coffee by the fire, and conversations in verandas. And the best part? They’re all just a bus ride and a weekend away.
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