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Kerala’s Silent Valley National Park is one of world’s last remaining unspoilt rainforest
Source: Kerala’s valley of silence — A verdant paradise on earth
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On this unique journey, you will come across amazing natural marvels including the majestic, magnificent Western Ghats or the Sahyadri Mountain range which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the eight biodiversity hotspots in the world.
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Kaas Plateau is a biodiversity hotspot with almost 850 species of flowers and butterflies.
Source: A biodiversity hotspot close to Mumbai yet far away from its din, Kaas Plateau awaits your advent
Explore Maharashtra’s famous Kaas Plateau and celebrate the festival of flowers. Know about how to plan a trip, best time to visit, things to do and essentials to carry on your tour.
Source: Relish the colourful hues of Maharashtra’s Kaas Plateau
India – Western Ghats
Banasura in north Wayanad is a great getaway if you like the idea of a solo trek, a picnic with friends or just some moments of peace.
India – Western Ghats
The article gives you information about the route map from Mumbai to Satara, the best time to visit the place, how to reach the place, etc. Read on to know…
India – Western Ghats
India – Western Ghats
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a biodiversity hotspot, the Western Ghats ecoregion is a storehouse of natural treasures found nowhere else in the world.
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