Ananda Nilaya’ Location on Coorg Map

Talakaveri.(48.00 km)

The birth place of the Kaveri, Talakaveri is one of the main pilgrim centres of Karnataka. A 48 km drive from Madikeri, it is at the foot of Brahmagiri Hills. A Brahma Kundike, or small spring or pond, is where the river emerges from, atop a scenic hill.

Raja Seat(1.00 km)

Overlooking a deep valley is a beautiful garden, where the Kings of Kodagu spent their evenings the sunset, hence Rajas Seat. Spectacular views of the valleys, lush green fields and Western Ghats of Coorg are visible here.

Tibetian Camp(40.00 km)

Bylakuppe is 2nd largest Tibetan Camp in India, and is located 6 km from Kushalnagar, an important commercial centre in the Coorg district of Karnataka. There are 4 beautiful Buddhist monasteries nearby called Sakya, Sera Je, Kagyur and Namdroling.

Nagarahole Wildlife Sanctuary(10.00 km)

The Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary is also known as Rajiv Gandhi National Park, and covers an area of 284 sq. km, and is 98 km from Madikeri. Teeming with wildlife such as elephants and deer, it has deciduous forests and belts of swampy ground.

Dubare Elephant Camp(45.00 km)

18 km from Kushalnagar, is Dubare Elephant Camp, located on a beautiful natural island. The state run Jungle Lodges and Resorts takes care of the upkeep of this camp. There are 12 tamed elephants here, and visitors can take free elephant rides.

Irrupu Falls.(45.00 km)

Iruppu Falls is 91 km from Madikeri, and is a sacred spot in the Brahmagiri range of hills. The river Lakshman-tirtha and Ram-tirtha flow nearby, and have significance in the Ramayana. The temple dedicated to Lord Ram here is much visited by pilgrims.

Abbi Falls(15.00 km)

Abbi Falls is a beautiful waterfall situated 8 km from Madikeri in a private estate. Abbi in the local language means falls. The waterfall is frequently visited by locals and tourists alike, and its beauty can be experienced from a hanging bridge.