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Why Coorg Is Called The Mini Scotland Of India And How To Plan A Trip
Coorg suits travellers who want scenery without crowds and calm without feeling cut off from comfort.
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Ooty vs Coorg: Which Hill Station Should You Choose For Your Next Trip
Coorg, the Scotland of India, feels more immersive, with thick forests, mist that sits low in the morning, and coffee estates that stretch across the hills.
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6 Things You Will Absolutely Love While Visiting Ooty
If lush greenery and scenic beauty are on your bucket list, head to Ooty to sate the inner traveller and explorer in you.
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This Place In Tamil Nadu Is Freezing At Near Zero Degrees. Experts Worried
Plummeting temperature in this hill district has left people grappling with biting cold in what seems to be an unseasonal climatic phenomenon that has also affected farming.
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Temperature Hits Record Minus 2 Degrees In Ooty
The temperature in and around this hill station, a major tourist destination, dipped to a record minus two degree celsius early today, with frost covering almost 20 km area.
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Why Coorg Is Called The Mini Scotland Of India And How To Plan A Trip
Coorg suits travellers who want scenery without crowds and calm without feeling cut off from comfort.
-
Ooty vs Coorg: Which Hill Station Should You Choose For Your Next Trip
Coorg, the Scotland of India, feels more immersive, with thick forests, mist that sits low in the morning, and coffee estates that stretch across the hills.
-
6 Things You Will Absolutely Love While Visiting Ooty
If lush greenery and scenic beauty are on your bucket list, head to Ooty to sate the inner traveller and explorer in you.
-
This Place In Tamil Nadu Is Freezing At Near Zero Degrees. Experts Worried
Plummeting temperature in this hill district has left people grappling with biting cold in what seems to be an unseasonal climatic phenomenon that has also affected farming.
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Temperature Hits Record Minus 2 Degrees In Ooty
The temperature in and around this hill station, a major tourist destination, dipped to a record minus two degree celsius early today, with frost covering almost 20 km area.
