Most-Picked Karnataka Tour Packages For 3 Days

Finalizing a 3 days trip to Coorg, Karnataka is not that hard. Just make sure you cover most of the famous tourist magnets in those 3 days. Here’s how you can plan 3 days trip to Karnataka:

On your day 1: You can visit Dubare Reserve Forest, Dubare Elephant Camp, Kushalnagar and Namdroling Monastery
On your day 2: Tour Nisargadhama
On your day 3: Explore Raja’s Seat, Talakaveri, Omkareshwar, Abbey Falls and Madikeri.

The best part about our Karnataka tour packages for 3 days is they are customizable and can be altered as per your requirements.

The weather in Coorg is pleasant throughout the year, with temperatures spiralling between 15 degrees to 20 degrees celsius. It is recommended to pack light and less. Carry light, cotton, and comfortable clothes for your 3 days trip to Karnataka. Do carry some light woollens, like a jacket or a thin sweater because it tends to get chilly during the time of dawn and dusk. You should also carry sports shoes if you go trekking or biking.

For those wondering how many days are enough to tour Karnataka then it is roughly 10 to 13 days. But, with the rapidly moving and evolving world, time is a hard-earned luxury. Keeping that into consideration, we offer the most affordable and wholesome Karnataka packages for 3 days. These packages will help you explore the best of Coorg, Karnataka in the shortest time span. We also offer packages for 5 days and more, for travellers who can spare more days. Having said that, you’ll need a minimum of 3 days to explore Karnataka.

You can plan your trip like this:

For a 2 nights and 3 days tour,
Day 1: Arrive in Bangalore, visit the Dubare Reserve Forest
Day 2: Sightseeing in Coorg including waterfalls, Raja’s seat, talacauvery
Day 3: Departure

It depends on what you want to see in Karnataka. Usually 2 nights and 3 days are enough to cover Bangalore and Coorg, in Karnataka.

These are the things you can buy while visiting Coorg:

• Handmade chocolates
• Oranges
• Coorg Honey
• Coorg Wine
• Spices & dry fruits
• Tibetan Artefacts