Anamudi PeakHikers can set out and tackle Anamudi, one of the highest peaks in India. © Wilfried Louvet
Kerala has two geographical 'faces'. On one side, the State is bordered by a long coastline and on the other it is covered with the relief of the Western Ghats, mountains that rise about 9,840 ft high. Wedged between the two mountains, the valleys host rice fields and tea, coffee, pepper plant, teak wood and bamboo plantations. In the centre, the city of Munnar and its surrounding areas are the commercial centre for Kerala's tea production.
Rooksana Hossenally
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Travel is my driving force in life, and although I have had the privilege of visiting 30 countries so far, my heart will always remain in India...