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22 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Nature flaunting its dynamic range of colors as a peacock perches atop an abandoned building in the forests of South India
27 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
The Velliangiri Hills has been the abode of Mystics, Yogis and Spiritual Seekers for thousands of years. This is also the place where Isha Yoga Center is situated.
31 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
We were roaming in The kurumba village resort and met this friend, we felt that he was telling us to not to cut the trees
Experienced by Trip Jodi
32 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
A brief moment in the life of two pals, John & Mathews (names changed to respect the privacy of the characters), hanging out around their home, doing their chores whilst discussing socio-economic issues of the world.
32 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Winter season look of a handsome Indian man. Shot on Pixel 2XL. Landscape shot with rule of third.
32 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Ooty in the Southern Indian State of Karnataka is fondly called the "Queen of hill stations".
32 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Ooty in the Southern Indian State of Karnataka is fondly called the "Queen of hill stations".
40 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Kerala tourism - Malampuzha Dam , Palakkad Mountain, lake, river, sky, Single Boat, Alone, Loneliness, emotions, Boat on the lake, Breakup
43 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
A scenic view of the tea plantations and hills around the town of Kotagiri in India
Experienced by Balaji Srinivasan
44 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
I walked through the streets of Coimbatore wandering and exploring, I came to a spot where i can find so many union workers. I took my camera for this wonderful shot.
44 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
When we feel stuck, look at the sky. The clouds remind us that everything changes
47 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Look at her staring. Some find it intriguing and some are scared. The cat was very cooperative. It was difficult to judge if the cat was angry or if she was just being cautious. She was sitting on a branch comfortably not caring about anything else.
Experienced by Sharavanan Raja
47 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Micro hill view, Palukachipara is part of Puralimala lying 3000 ft above sea level in Sivapuram village at Malur Grama Panchayat.
47 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Looking over the horizon into the turquoise waters of the indian ocean.
47 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Chinese fishing nets (Cheena vala) are a type of stationary lift net in India. They are fishing nets that are fixed land installations for fishing. While commonly known as "Chinese fishing nets" in India, the more formal name for such nets is "shore operated lift nets".
54 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
The beautiful landscapes around the village of Kodanad in the Nilgiri mountains in India.
Experienced by Balaji Srinivasan
58 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Took this on the way to Hampi. The misty tea estates in Bandipur
Experienced by Vaisakh mv
81 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Welcome to Tea Town Wayanad Planting of Tea Bushes commenced in 1896 & continued almost uninterrupted until 1902. Tea Town Wayanad comprises of 5 Tea Estates with tea in bearing area of 2500 Hectares, 1 CTC Factory & 3 Orthodox Factory. The altitude of the Estates ranges from 2,000 ft. to 2500 ft.
87 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
Kozhikode is situated at the northern part of Kerala. This city is famous for its cuisine and street food. Kozhikode Beach an iconic location and this is a photo of a street stall at the beach where you get the famous and unique 'Ice Orathi'.
88 km from Attappadi Reserve Forest
The Nilgiri Tahr is an endangered species listed in Schedule I of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 and assessed as endangered by the IUCN using the 1994 Red List Category. Having been exterminated from the northernmost landscape, the high altitude grasslands of southwestern Karnataka during the past 50 years, the Tahr is at present found only within 6 high altitude landscapes. And within these 6 landscapes, 18 localities have sustained small to large populations that vary in size between 20 and 550 animals.
