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Bathing Elephants in Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
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Dubare is famous as tourist place for its Elephants and other wild life activities including elephant ride, river rafting, trekking etc. Dubare Elephant Camp is on the bank of Kaveri River and located in the Coorg district of Indian State Karnataka.
The best part of Dubare Elephant Camp is watching and giving elephants a bath, you can also feed elephants and take a short ride on one. The Elephants for the famous Dushera festival were trained at Dubare Elephant Camp.
You can Enjoy River Raft in Dubare, Coorg
Bathing Elephant (Video) in Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
River Rafting in Dubare, Coorg
Dubare Elephant Camp is Other Side of the Kaveri River
Shallow Water of Kaveri River, Dubare, Coorg
Kaveri River, Dubare, Coorg
Dubare Elephant Camp, Dubare, Coorg
Timings for Dubare Elephant Camp, Dubare, Coorg
Kaveri River, Dubare, Coorg
You can Feed Elephants in Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
Elephant in Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
Bathing Elephant in Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
Baby Elephant Bathing in Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
Elephant is Spraying Water over Visitors, Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
Elephant is Spraying Water over Visitors, Dubare Elephant Camp, Coorg
Dubare Elephant Camp, Dubare, Coorg
How to Reach Dubare Elephant Camp
Nearest Railway Station and Airport is Mysore, Dubare is 99 km from Mysore. From Mysore you can hire a Taxi for Dubare. Dubare is 240 km from Bangalore, KSRTC buses are availabe for Coorg from Bengaluru and Mysore, not sure about buses for Dubare.
Location on Map for Dubare Elephant Camp, Dubare, Coorg
Travel Tips
If you are visiting Dubare, reach at the camp by 9:00 am.
You can also choose to stay there in Jungle Lodges and Resorts.
The camp is other side of the river, so either you can choose to cross the shallow river on your own or take a motor-boat or a row boat or a raft.
Dubare Elephant Camp comes under the reserved forest area and you have to buy entry ticket.
Photography is allowed without any additional charges
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