A first trek that stays under the cloud
A forgiving first trek in the Sahyadri monsoon, with two hill forts and a village at the end.
A forgiving first trek in the Sahyadri monsoon, with two hill forts and a village at the end.
An hour or two beyond Munnar’s tea hills lie sandalwood forests, ancient dolmens and terraced farms.
Why this issue goes into the rain instead of away from it, and what the Ghats ask of a traveller in July.
Agumbe’s hairpin road climbs into one of the rainiest places in India. Drive it slowly and it is the best road in the Ghats.
Forget the infinity pool. A working coffee estate in the rain is a far better story.
In the hill country of Karnataka, the monsoon changes what comes out of the kitchen. A seat by the hearth.
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