'St Catherine' water falls (seasonal) is located near Kotagiri town, Tamil Nadu. The falls, nestled in the hills of the Niligris, is an added attractions for tourists visiting Ooty. The journey to the falls was a mesmerizing one.
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| Tea Garden and the Curvy Roads |
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| Misty Morning |
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| Tea Plantations |
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| Mistea |
The water falls from a height of about 250 feet and is two tiered. A pleasant walk through a private tea garden takes us to the view point of the falls. The walk was amazing and we also found some porcupine spines during our way to the view point. Though we visited during the monsoons, there was not much force in the waters, but definitely the weather made the place look more beautiful .
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| Awesome View |
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| Clouds kissing the Hills |
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| St.Catherine Falls |
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| Second and the visible Tier |
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| Hills around the Waterfalls |
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| Wild Flowers |
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| Tea Flower |
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| Grass Flower |
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| Finally some Monkey Business |
lovely images!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking captures of such a gorgeous place! Would love to visit there! Love the waterfalls and the mist above the mountains! Superb composition! Hope your week is off to a good start!
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Excellent collection of photographs. Did you drop by Kodanad to see the 220 degree view point, which is Nilgiris best view point?
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ReplyDeleteAwesome place, Brilliant captures! Loved my virtual tour as always.
ReplyDeleteAwesome landscapes, very much picturesque.
ReplyDeletewow.... wonderful pictures.... visited this place some 3 or 4 years ago... a place u can't forget...
ReplyDeletethe pictures of wild flowers were amazing...
a small correction: i think it is Tea plantation and not Tea Garden (Garden always refer to a small domesticated place)
Lovely captures. Wish there was more water.
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@Shankara , No man never knew about it , But next time for sure will make it to that place .
ReplyDelete@ karthick , Thanks for the correction .
Superb captures! Wish to be in this place someday
ReplyDeleteLovely green...amazing pictures!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and I love your commentary about the trip. My husband used to make jewelry from porcupine spines and beads. Of this set of photos my favorite two are the field (Awesome View) and the last photo of the monkeys. They are adorable.
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I have never been here. Such a net little beautiful place.
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ReplyDeleteLovely greens. Never been there. So much to see, so little time.
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This place we could not visit due to paucity of time, but we were shown the same from one of the peaks at Ooty, nice pics Dhiraj
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