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The Sahyadri Mountain Range
The Sahyadris is a range of mountains in south-western India, also known as the "Western Ghats". The ranges is primary reason why the rainfall to the west of the range is so high, providing for such crops as coconuts, sugar, and fruits.
K.L. Kamat/Kamat's Potpourri
A View of the Sahyadri Mountains
The village of Bedsagave, Uttara Kannada District
See Also:
- Slices of Life along the Sahyadri Mountains
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Geographica Indica
The Sahyadri Mountain Range
