7 Hill Stations In South India With Colonial Charm

Shubhi Kumar
Sep 06, 2024

Wayanad

The ancient petroglyphs in Wayanad's Edakkal Caves offer a window into the region's prehistoric history. Its historical charm is further enhanced by the plantation mansions from the colonial era.

Araku Valley, Andhra Pradesh

Araku Valley, however, is renowned for its breathtaking natural surroundings. It also provides an insight into the tribal way of life and the past of coffee growing.

Coonoor, Tamil Nadu

A little hill station close to Ooty, Coonoor features charming, old-world British colonial architecture. It's easy to get nostalgic about the Nilgiri Mountain Railway.

Yercuad, Tamil Nadu

Yercaud is home to the magnificent views and historically significant Lady's Seat, which dates back to the colonial era and honors its British past. The hill station's historical charm is enhanced by the old coffee plantations and architectural landmarks in the Salem District.

Chikmagalur, Karnataka

Beautiful colonial coffee farms and cottages may be seen in Chikmagalur, another lovely hill station. The rich history of coffee is reflected in it.

Munnar, Kerala

The British established the stunning tea farms in Munnar. There are still bungalows and tea factories built in the colonial style, and the nearby Tea Museum provides information about the area's colonial heritage.

Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

The British colonial era left Kodakanal with many attractions, including Bryant Park and Kodaikanal Lake. Kodakanal is highly recognized for this heritage.

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