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Western Ghats of Karnataka: A Treasure Trove of Biodiversity and Adventure
7-8 minutes
5th July 2024
by Ananya Srijith
Embracing the Magic of the Western Ghats
The Western Ghats, also referred to as the Sahyadri Range is designated as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is one of the 8 biodiversity hotspots in the world. It stretches in 6 states and is approximately 1600 km long and lies close to India’s Western Coast. The Western Ghats play a major role not only when it comes to the conservation of biodiversity but it is equally responsible for the changing climate, agricultural patterns and the lifestyles of people living in the region.
Impact of Western Ghats on the People of Chikmagalur
People working at Chikmagalur coffee estates - Courtesy of Photographer
Geographical significance
Chikmagalur geography - Courtesy of Photographer
Wildlife and Biodiversity in the Western Ghats
Western ghats wildlife - Courtesy of Photographer
Famous Hill Stations
Chikmagalur Hill Station - Courtesy of Photographer
Adventure Activities
Chikmagalur Adventure Tourism - Courtesy of Photographer
Leave the planning to a local expert
Cultural and Historical Significance
Temples of Western Ghats with amazing architecture - Courtesy of Photographer
Sustainable Tourism
Sustainable Tourism, a vital measure - Courtesy of Photographer
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