When a place is referred to as the Scotland of India, it needs no further introduction. Coorg is a tranquil, little town in Southern Karnataka, cradled in the Western Ghats. It is famous mainly for its austere sights, varied wildlife, world-class coffee and the Kodavas, the ethnic warrior people of Coorg. In recent years, the place has been gaining popularity as one of the most-visited tourist destinations in India. If you haven't visited Coorg already, here are 16 reasons why it should be the next place you visit:

5. Bylakuppe

You will be surprised to know that Coorg has the biggest Tibetan settlement in South India. When you visit Bylakuppe, make sure to go to the Namdroling monastery, buy handicrafts and enjoy authentic Tibetan momos.

6. Coffee

One of the few reasons to be grateful for British rule in India. They introduced the coffee plantations here and now, Coorg is one of the highest producers of coffee in the country. Coorg coffee is famous for its blue colour, clean beans and fine liquoring qualities which makes it sought-after all over the world. In season, the whole place has the refreshing smell of a coffee shop.