I was down in the dumps in October when I decided to take up my friends offer to visit him at Kotagiri in the Nilgiris. I realized that I hadn't been to Ooty in almost 8 years! The next couple of days were unforgettable. Not only did I experience the amazing splendor of the Western Ghats but the trip helped me reconnect with my passion for nature/wildlife.
Photograph 1: On the way to Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 28-85mm
Photograph 2: Nilgiri Langur (Trachypithecus johnii)
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 28-85mm
Photograph 3: Pandiar Landscape
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 28-85mm
Photograph 4: Nilgiri Peak ( (height: 2,474 metres (8,117 ft))
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 28-85mm
Photograph 5: Mukurti Peak/Ridge View from Pandiar (height: 2,554 metres (8,379 ft))
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 70-300mm
Photograph 6: Silent Valley from Pandiar
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 28-85 mm
Photograph 7: Herd of Nilgiri tahr (Nilgiritragus hylocrius)
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 70-300mm
Photograph 8: Close-Up of Nilgiri Peak
Location: Pandiar
Date: October 2008
Equipment: Canon EOS 300 ISO200 Canon EF Zoom: 70-300mm
1 comment:
Nice post, brings back memories of my trip to Pandiar back in 2004. It is still one of my best trekking experiences in India.
Btw, can i ask how you managed to get the permits for the trek ? Last time a friend arrange it for us but now im thinking of going back there but do not know how to arrange the permits. Any info would be very helpful. Thanks,
Saravana
www.kettik.com
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