Articles discussing Nilgiris
Tourism's Economic Impact on Nilgiris' Development
A. Kumaraswamy · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2008
“The Nilgiris ‘the Queen of South Indian hill stations’ is one of the most beautiful place in the region, noted for natural”
Goundankolli Megalithic Stone Circle Discovery in Nilgiris
M. Kumaravelu · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 1999
“The recent exploratory survey of megalithic sites conducted in the Nilgiris by the author has brought to light the fact that megalithic burial sites are also available in the Gudalur-Wayanad tract.”
Vellerikombai Rock Art: Stylized Red Ochre Depictions and Deterioration Challenges in Nilgiris
M. Kumaravelu · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2000
“The Vellerikombai rock art site could be regarded as unique, as its depictions are full of stylized forms, deviating from the general depictions of animals and human activities such as hunting and dancing scenes in the other rock art sites of the Nilgiris”
Kurumba Painting Tradition in Nilgiris: Continuity and Evolution
Nanditha C. Krishna · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2000