
Madikeri Fort Overview
Madikeri Fort is a historical landmark that reflects the rich heritage and architectural brilliance of Coorg. Originally built in the 17th century by Mudduraja, the fort has undergone various renovations by prominent rulers, including Tipu Sultan and the British. The fort’s unique structure includes two life-size elephant statues at the entrance and a quaint museum showcasing artifacts from Coorg’s past.
The site also houses a clock tower, a chapel-turned-museum, and government offices, blending history with modern utility. The panoramic views of Madikeri town from the fort add to its charm, making it a must-visit destination.
Best Time to Visit: Year-round
Distance from City Center: Located centrally
Why Visit: Dive into Coorg’s history while enjoying picturesque views and architectural marvels.
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