With our commitment to responsible land use, strategic location near upcoming government projects, and the potential for land appreciation, you can make a sustainable and profitable investment in Coorg.
Coorg is a mesmerizing hill station in the southwestern part of Karnataka, India. Nestled amidst the lush Western Ghats, Coorg is renowned for its pristine natural beauty, abundant wildlife, aromatic coffee plantations, and cascading waterfalls.
An ever-increasing worldwide population, especially in many developing nations, necessitates additional food, fiber, and oil supplies, posing a serious challenge to agricultural scientists to produce more and more land and water resources.
A hill station with endless things that any good hill station would have—only multiplied by the splendour and the awe—Coorg has what would take you on a lifelong journey of living in a world par excellence basked in the glory of nature.
Coorg is a landlocked district in the state of Karnataka, officially known as Kodagu. The district is spread across an area of 4,102 square kilometers. Area-wise, Coorg is bigger than the state of Goa.
From then on, the history of Kodagu has largely been recorded in its orality, a social history of its own people and their ways of living and relationships with the unpredictable nature that Coorg inhabits.