Coorg is certainly a nice place to visit. However if you really have to enjoy the place please make sure you make the right arrangements for Stay & Travel. I paid Rs 36,000/- for stay & travel. I was told that I will be given a 5 bedroom house as we were 16 of us. Nisarga Tourism cheated us by giving us only a 3 bedroom house where we had to stay with so much discomfort. To add to it, we were being taken in the van for 2 to 3 hours in the guise of finding a better house. This house searching happened also at night on the 3′rd day. Imagine with old people and children how we would have felt alone in the dark woods stopping here and there for a house and this fellow called Nanda from Nisarga Tourism is only on the phone directing the van driver. The advance amount was promptly plucked from us on the day of arrival. Had I known that Nisarga Tourism Mr Nanda was a man of no Ethics, I would not have paid the entire amount on day 1 itself. We did visit places and the children liked Coorg very much. However I think one should never go for homestay at coorg unless you are absolutely sure about the place & have some confirmation number etc so that you can press legal charges if there are flaws. The last day we stayed at a place which is owned by Mr Prasad and he advised us that people like Nanda are brokers and are only concerned in making money so dont trust that fellow. We then got his visiting card and said next time we will contact you directly.

Bottomline of the story, if you want to visit coorg, dont trust brokers like Mr Nanda and dont go to Nisarga Tourism. Instead stay in a hotel or at least if it is a homestay, then contact the owner directly. I hope I am able to prevent some one else getting frustrated like me. Again its only the ethics of Nanda & Nisarga tourism that frustrates me. Coorg is a nice place – Dubare, Cauvery, Abbey, Iruppu , Raja seat are the pleasant memories that help me see beyond Nisarga Tourism & Nanda.