Most photogenic places to visit in the Western Ghats
TRAVEL TRENDS, INDIA Created : Nov 13, 2024, 09:00 IST
Most photogenic places to visit in the Western Ghats
The Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a paradise for all nature and photography lovers. Surrounded by lush forests, hills covered with clouds, flowing rivers, and beautiful waterfalls, this place is heaven on earth. Stretching across six states, the Ghats are home to peaceful hill stations, tea plantations, and breathtaking views. The Western Ghats showcase the natural beauty of India, whether you want to see a mountain covered with mist or a waterfall—its natural beauty will not disappoint you.
Here are 5 of the most breathtaking spots in the Western Ghats:
Munnar, Kerala
Munnar in Kerala is known for its rolling hills blanketed with tea plantations. Munnar will make you feel like you’re in a dreamland, with greenery and breathtaking views around you that make it hard to believe you’re in India. The misty hills and colorful Neelakurinji flowers, which bloom every 12 years, make Munnar even more magical.
Coorg, Karnataka
Coorg, also known as the Scotland of India, is widely known for its coffee plantations, dense forests, and breathtaking views. It has many places and spots for tourists, such as Abbey Falls and Raja’s Seat, offering the perfect view of waterfalls—a dream come true for all waterfall lovers.
Valparai, Tamil Nadu
Valparai is surrounded by tea and coffee plantations amidst dense rainforest and wildlife. Its top viewpoints, like Loam’s View Point and Nallamudi Poonjolai, offer a breathtaking view and the perfect place to flaunt your photography skills. The best time to visit is during sunrise or sunset.
Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra
Known for its strawberry farms and stunning viewpoints, Mahabaleshwar offers the perfect setting for a photography session. Spots like Arthur’s Seat, Elephant’s Head Point, and Wilson Point provide beautiful views of the cloud-covered hills and valleys. Experiencing a sunset or sunrise from here is definitely worth it.
Agumbe, Karnataka
Agumbe, also known as the "Cherrapunji of the South" because of its heavy rainfall, is a dream place for nature and photography lovers. Surrounded by lush forests, waterfalls, and beautiful sunsets, the Kundadri Hills give you a breathtaking view of sunrise and sunset. Other spots like Barkana Falls and Onake Abbi Falls are mesmerizing waterfall locations.
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