Western Ghats-Home to Tens of Thousands of Endemic Species
Did you know the Western Ghats is a UNESCO World Heritage site? It’s home to over 7,400 species of flowering plants. This makes it a top spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The range stretches 995 miles along India’s western coast, offering a unique trekking experience. The trails take you through lush forests and … Read more
Did you know the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to over 325 endangered species? This shows how vital sustainable tourism is in this hotspot. The Western Ghats stretch 1,600 km along India’s western coast. They offer a mix of eco-friendly travel and chances to protect biodiversity. The Western Ghats, known as … Read more
The Western Ghats, also known as the Sahyadri range, is a chain of mountains that runs parallel to India’s western coast. The Eastern Ghats, on the other hand, is a series of hills and mountains that run along India’s eastern coast. Though both ranges are quite different in terms of their geographical features, they are … Read more
