Exploring Trekking Destinations in Western Ghats
A mountainous expanse running all along the western sides of India, the Western Ghats extending for over 1600 km traverse through the states of Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The Satpura range of Gujarat forms the crown of these Ghats which end at the southernmost tip of India, Kanyakumari.
Famous tourists spots of Western Ghats
The Western Ghats contributes a great deal in adding to India’s natural scenic beauty. From the famous several famous hill stations of the Satpura Range, namely Lokhandwala, Pangani, Mahabaleshwar, Lonawala-Khandala and Amboli to Ootacamund in Nilgiri Hills, Munnar in Kerala to the Jog Falls in Karnataka, Western Ghats in a home to several popular tourists spots in India.
The beauty of the mountainous terrain of the Western Ghats is enhanced by the many lakes and rivers that traverse through it. The most scenic lake is supposedly the Pookode lake of Wayanad, Kerala which is decorated by gardens and offers boating rides to tourists. Kerala, famous hideout for tourist for its backwaters, lies along the Western Ghats. Many of the rivers running through the Ghats feed these backwaters.
A third dimension to the Western Ghats is its dense forest region, in places such as Wayanad in Kerala. These evergreen forests, situated in the southern parts of the Ghats, rich in vegetation and wildlife, attract campers from all over the globe. These forests are also the natural habitat for quite a few native tribes.
Forest department in India, have taken several measure to protect the natural wilderness of the Western Ghats. The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve extending from the dense forests of Nagarhole to the Mudumalai National Park forms the largest protected area within the Ghats.
Climate at the Western Ghats
Since the area covered by the Ghats is massive, its climatic condition varies with gradation and position. The regions situated at the higher altitudes, like its very many hill stations enjoy a pleasant climate all through the year, while the southern regions experience a humid climate. Regions along the Ghats also receive generous amounts of rainfall during the monsoon months between June and Septiber.
Flora and Fauna of the Ghats
Just as the varied climatic conditions, the range of its flora and fauna is also very diverse. This is a dwelling place for thousands of species of animals, many of thi endangered. The many important sanctuaries that are housed in the Ghats play a vital role in protecting the wildlife of this region. Majority of the flowering plants of India, are of this region.
Marvel at the range of natural beauty that the massive Western Ghats have to offer. Explore its national parks and Adventure Team outing destinations with Bangalore Weekend Getaways.
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