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Fact Sheet 10-9-13 Guide Mini At Club Mahindra Virajpet, our first plantation resort, we're offering you a unique holiday experience. Here, take the chance to stay on a gorgeous coffee plantation and stroll through lush Virajpet greenery. Discover the secrets of beautiful Virajpet, giving you a blend of adventure, history and scenery. Sit back, sip on a freshly brewed cup of coffee and enjoy the endless carpet of greenery that surrounds you. Weather report All the apartments feature a television, DVD player, a tea/coffee Virajpet is a cool and pleasant holiday destination all year round. maker, a sandwich maker, a toaster, a mini fridge, a microwave Summer: 260C to 350C, March to May oven with utensils, a sofa-cum-bed and a dry kitchenette. Monsoon: 200C to 280C, June to Nov. That's not all! Other services available to make your stay even Avg. Rainfall: 98 to 150 inches better include a restaurant, fun dining, a holiday activity center, Winter: 120C to 250C, Dec. to Feb. safe deposit lockers, a souvenir shop, a grocery store, laundry, Wi-Fi in the lobby and a Travel Desk. Getting there Take the road Fly by Thalassery – 90 km Airports closest to Virajpet: Mysore – 130 km Mysore Airport - 115 km approx. Calicut – 215 km Mangalore Airport - 200 km approx. Mangalore – 190 km Bangalore Airport - 315 km approx. Bangalore – 290 km On track (Railway Stations closest to Virajpet) Kannur - 95 km Mangalore - 190 km Thalassery - 95 km Bangalore - 290 km Mysore - 130 km Coffee Plantation in the Resort Things to do there Enjoy a walk across 15 acres of coffee plantations and learn all about processing coffee and spices. If you're in a fun mood, Resort comforts look no further. Pop into our Activity Center, that's always At Club Mahindra Virajpet, we give you the warmth of being at buzzing with excitement. We'll even plan sightseeing activities, home with the luxuries of a hotel. To ensure you have a so you can drink in all Virajpet has to offer. comfortable stay, our rooms are stocked with all the modern comforts. Places to see 1. Nagarhole National Park 9 2. Iruppu Falls 3. Chelavara Falls 8 4. Chomakund 5. Igguthappa Temple 4 5 7 6 6. Nalknad Palace 3 10 7. Thadiyandamol 8. Talacauvery 1 9. Mandalpatti 2 10. St. Anne’s Church 3 Nagarhole National Park Iruppu Falls Pandi Curry Koli Curry with Akki Roti Discover Virajpet Some foodie delights. 1 Nagarhole National Park & Iruppu Falls 2 Holidays aren't fun unless you sample some of the delicious Tall teakwood trees, innumerable deer, wild elephants and local cuisine, right? Make sure you don't leave without taking bison are what a visit to Nagarhole promises. On your way, a morsel of the flavourful Pandi Curry, traditionally made with visit the breathtaking Iruppu Falls. wild boar, but now with pork. Don't worry about packing on 3 Chelavara Falls & Chomakund 4 those extra pounds, Kachampuli, a sour local fruit, is the Enjoy the stunning waters of the Chelavara Falls and the lush secret ingredient that is said to cut all the fat out of the meat. greenery of Chomakund Hill, just a short drive away form the This dish is best enjoyed with Akki Roti (rice bread) or resort. Kadambuttu (rice dumplings). There's more! Sink your teeth 5 Igguthappa Temple & Malithrikey Temple 6 into a yummy chicken dish, Koli Curry. Vegetarians can enjoy Padi Igguthappa Temple is sacred to the locals. Go on to gaze tasty bamboo shoot curry, Nooputtu or Coorg mango curry. at the stunning view from Malithrikey Temple. Mouthwatering, isn't it? Try it all at Aroma, our multi-cuisine 7 Nalknad Palace & Thadiyandamol 8 restaurant. Peek into history & visit Nalknad Palace, at the bottom of the Coorg's highest mountain, Thadiyandamol. Thadiyandamol is the perfect trekking spot with a wonderful view. 9 Talacauvery, 1 0 Mandalpatti & St. Anne's Church 11 Some more must-see picturesque places to visit. Resort Address: Club Mahindra Virajpet, Palangala Village, Karada Post, Virajpet, Coorg Dist. – 571 218, Karnataka. T: 08274-260700/269999, 08762585908 E: [email protected] Images are for representative purposes only. Copyrights are with the respective owners. Igguthappa Temple.
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