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Western Ghats Collection (#2)

The Western Ghats, a breathtaking mountain range in India, is home to some of the most stunning tea gardens in the world

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Woman picking tea leaves, Munnar Tea Plantation, Western Ghats, Kerala, India

Woman picking tea leaves, Munnar Tea Plantation, Western Ghats, Kerala, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Plantations, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, India

Tea Plantations, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Plantation, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, South India

Tea Plantation, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, South India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Plantation, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, South India

Tea Plantation, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, South India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Parbutti Hill, Poona, . Creator: Clifton & Co

Parbutti Hill, Poona, . Creator: Clifton & Co
Parbutti Hill, Poona. View of Parvati Hill in Pune, Maharashtra, India. Postcard. [Clifton & Co]

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Waterfall during monsoon, Eravikulam National Park, Western Ghats UNESCO World Heritage Site

Waterfall during monsoon, Eravikulam National Park, Western Ghats UNESCO World Heritage Site, India, June 2012

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Boulengers tree frog (Rhacaphorus lateralis) recently rediscovered after 100 years

Boulengers tree frog (Rhacaphorus lateralis) recently rediscovered after 100 years. Coorg, Karnataka, India. Endemic to Western Ghats. Endangered species

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Golden frog (Hylarana aurantiaca) with waterfall in background. Coorg, Karnataka, India

Golden frog (Hylarana aurantiaca) with waterfall in background. Coorg, Karnataka, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Deccan ground gecko (Cyrtodactylus albofasciatus), backlit on leaf. Amboli, Maharashtra, India

Deccan ground gecko (Cyrtodactylus albofasciatus), backlit on leaf. Amboli, Maharashtra, India. Endemic to Western Ghats

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Malabar ramanella frog (Ramanella triangularis) Coorg Karnataka, India. Endemic to Western Ghats

Malabar ramanella frog (Ramanella triangularis) Coorg Karnataka, India. Endemic to Western Ghats. Vulnerable species

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Common peafowl (Pavo cristatus) perched on trees at dawn, Western Ghats, Southern India

Common peafowl (Pavo cristatus) perched on trees at dawn, Western Ghats, Southern India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: View of Nilgiri hills

View of Nilgiri hills
A??NilgiriA?? word meaning is Blue Hills. View of Nilgiri hills and mountains

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Sunrise Over The Western Ghats In Kerala, Top Station, India

Sunrise Over The Western Ghats In Kerala, Top Station, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Landscape View Of Mulshi Lake And The Mountainous Western Ghats

Landscape View Of Mulshi Lake And The Mountainous Western Ghats

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Indian Buffalo

Indian Buffalo grazing in western ghats Maharashtra, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Sajjangad

Sajjangad
Road cutting through Sahyadri mountain range near Sajjangad

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Pune

Pune
The highest hill station in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Sarja-Raja

Sarja-Raja
Pair of bullocks working in rice fields of Western Ghats, Maharashtra, India. These bullocks have names as Sarja and Raja

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Mountains in Kerala

Mountains in Kerala
Landscape around Munnar in Kerala, South India. These peaks are the part of the Western Ghats mountain-range

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Gudalur from Needle rock view point

Gudalur from Needle rock view point
Gudalur town in the distance from Needle rock view point, in Nilgiris near Ooty (Udagamandalam), Tamilnadu, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Kodaikanal

Kodaikanal
View of the Kodaikanal mountain range in Tamil Nadu, India. Kodaikanal is part of the western ghats of India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: A house looks out on a palm-fringed lagoon

A house looks out on a palm-fringed lagoon India, Goa. A house looks out on a palm-fringed lagoon

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Plantations

Tea Plantations, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Plantations

Tea Plantations, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: The Bhor Ghat, near Khandala, India, 1895. Artist: Taylor

The Bhor Ghat, near Khandala, India, 1895. Artist: Taylor
The Bhor Ghat, near Khandala, India, 1895. From The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, division XVI, written by Elisee Reclus and published by Virtue & Co. Limited (London, 1895)

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Plantations, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, South India

Tea Plantations, Munnar, Western Ghats, Kerala, South India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Inhabitant of the Matheran Range, Western Ghauts

Inhabitant of the Matheran Range, Western Ghauts
INHABITANT OF THE MATHERAN RANGE, WESTERN GHAUTS. Matheran is a Hill Station and a municipal council in the Raigad district in the Indian state of Maharashtra

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Mahabaleshwar ghat

Mahabaleshwar ghat
View of Mahabaleshwar ghat, Maharashtra, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Green Forest Lizard

Green Forest Lizard
Periyar National Park in the mountains of Western Ghats

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: View of Sahyadri mountains from Dajipur

View of Sahyadri mountains from Dajipur
Dajipur is popular as a Bison sanctuary. This picture was taken while our jeep climbed to the plateau at the top of the Dajipur jungle

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Paddy fields and forests

Paddy fields and forests near Talakaveri Wildlife Sanctuary, Coorg District, Western Ghats, south-western INDIA. Talakaveri is the birth place of River Kaveri

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Mahabaleshwar - Arthurs Seat

Mahabaleshwar - Arthurs Seat
Amazing views from the Arthurs Seat point in Mahabaleshwar in Sahyadri mountains

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Jog Falls

Jog Falls
Water falls on the Sharavathi river, at Jog.Western Ghats, Karnataka

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Peermedu Western Ghats Kerala

Peermedu Western Ghats Kerala
The mist had started clearing off at Peermedu Hill Station on the Western Ghats of Kerala

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea Garden. Coonoor, Tamil Nadu, India

Tea Garden. Coonoor, Tamil Nadu, India
The verdant green tea gardens on the high hillsides of Coonoor at the Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Rainforest in Western Ghats, India

Rainforest in Western Ghats, India
Rainforest with abundant green, clouds and rain in the Western Ghats of South India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Agumbe waterfalls

Agumbe waterfalls
The falls during summer time in Agumbe in western ghats of India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Nature Untouched

Nature Untouched
The pristine rain forests of Western Ghats in Sholayar wild life region of Kerala

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Black Eagle

Black Eagle spotted at Silent Valley National Park, Western Ghats, Kerala

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Wildlife

Wildlife
Mudumalai National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Bababudangiri range

Bababudangiri range
Bababudangiri mountain in Dattagiri Hill Range of Western Ghats of India

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: In natures lap

In natures lap
A view of Baba Budangiri Ranges in south-western Indias Western Ghats. The above picture was taken along Kemmanagundi - Attigundi road in Chikmagalur District

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea plantations near Coonoor

Tea plantations near Coonoor
Hill station in Nilgiris surrounded by tea plantations

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Tea, forests and a village in Nilgiris

Tea, forests and a village in Nilgiris
Nilgiris Plateau as seen between Kodanad view point and Kotagiri Town in south-western Indias Nilgiris District, Tamil Nadu state. It is a part of the Western Ghats

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: The beauty of Nilgiris countryside

The beauty of Nilgiris countryside
Tea gardens with the backdrop of hills in the Western Ghats, as seen near Kotagiri Town in south-western Indias Nilgiris District, Tamil Nadu state

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: The view

The view
Captured from Harishchandragad, one of the most famous trekking points in the Sahyadri ranges

Background imageWestern Ghats Collection: Western Ghats of India

Western Ghats of India




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The Western Ghats, a breathtaking mountain range in India, is home to some of the most stunning tea gardens in the world. Coonoor, located in Tamil Nadu, boasts picturesque Tea Gardens that stretch as far as the eye can see. The Waghajai estate is a hidden gem nestled within this tranquil landscape. As you explore further into the Western Ghats, you will come across the enchanting Emerald Lake in Ooty. Surrounding this pristine lake are vast tea estates that create an awe-inspiring sight. The lush greenery and fragrant aroma make it a paradise for tea lovers. Venturing deeper into these majestic mountains reveals Munnar in Kerala – a destination renowned for its scenic beauty. Here lies another mesmerizing tea plantation where rows upon rows of vibrant green leaves blanket the hillsides. While exploring these verdant landscapes, keep your eyes peeled for fascinating wildlife encounters. The Nilgiri Flycatcher with its striking white tail feathers adds a touch of elegance to this already captivating region. If luck is on your side, you might spot a melanistic leopard or black panther resting gracefully atop a tree branch. These elusive creatures blend seamlessly with their surroundings and are truly nature's masterpiece. Amidst all this natural splendor resides unique amphibians like the Malabar torrent toad adorned with bright yellow-orange spots on its abdomen. Its vibrant colors add vibrancy to an already diverse ecosystem. Don't forget to look down while traversing through dense forests; there you may find the Deccan ground gecko basking under droplets of water on forest floors – an image straight out of fairy tales. And let's not overlook one of nature's wonders -the Indian giant squirrel- which gracefully leaps from tree to tree showcasing its magnificent coat and playful antics. The Western Ghats is more than just beautiful scenery; it offers an immersive experience where serenity meets adventure at every turn.