Known for its lush greenery, misty hills, cascading waterfalls, and rich wildlife, the Western Ghats also host ancient temples, vibrant festivals, and tea plantations. Whether you seek tranquil ...

India has some of the most impressive and diverse mountain ranges in the world. From the snow covered Himalayas to the misty ...

Spread across the southern states of India, the Western Ghats fly with all high hills at the end of the flowing ranges, including yet excitingly possible areas such as rainforests, misty hills, ...

The Western Ghats are divided in to several hill ranges, such as the Sahyadris, Nilgiris, Anaimalai hills and Cardamom hills. The Sahyadhri range consists of numerous hill stations like Matheran ...

Tree cover and canopy height were the highest in northwest-facing slopes and the lowest in southeast-facing (SE) slopes.

In this documentary from The Hindu, we visit the wounded hills and people of the Western Ghats. We also talk to the experts and environmentalists who point us towards root causes and coming disasters.

The Western Ghats hills run down the western side of India for about 1,600km, and have peaks that vary in height up to around 2,700m. They stand as a barrier between the west coast and the rest of the ...

Older than the Himalaya mountains, the mountain chain of the Western Ghats represents geomorphic features of immense importance with unique biophysical and ecological processes. The site’s high ...