Scenic Kerala's PALAKKAD GAP Coimbatore Palakkad Ernakulam SF Express
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Kerala is popularly known as
Kerala is popularly known as God's Own Country. This video covers the journey between Coimbatore Junction often called as Gateway to Kerala and Palakkad Junction in Kerala through the scenice Palghat Gap.
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0:00 - Departure from Coimbatore, Skip Podanur, Madukkarai
6:00 - Enter Palghat Gap / Ghat
8:30 - The Ghat Begins
12:30 - We enter Kearla
16:00 - Arriving at Palakkadu Jn
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Palakkad Gap or Palghat Gap is a low mountain pass in the Western Ghats between Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and Palakkad in Kerala. It has an average elevation of 140 metres (460 ft) with a width of 24–30 kilometres (15–19 mi). The pass is located between the Nilgiri Hills to the north and Anaimalai Hills to the south. The Bharatha Puzha river originates in the Palakkad Gap from rivulets and tributaries feeding from steep escarpment slopes along the flanks of the Ghats.
The gap affects the weather patterns in Southern India as it allows the moisture-laden Southwest monsoon winds into western Tamil Nadu, moderating summer temperatures and generating greater rainfall in the region relative to the rest of lowland Tamil Nadu. It also allows the hot winds coming from Tamil Nadu which warm the eastern part of Kerala compared to the rest of the state and the tropical cyclone winds from Bay of Bengal bearing rain during the summer.
The gap is the lowest pass through the Western Ghats in the region. It is an important mountain pass in the Western Ghats that runs along the entire eastern edge of Kerala isolating it from the neighboring Tamil Nadu. It acts as an important transport corridor between the two States by linking Palakkad District of Kerala with Coimbatore District of Tamil Nadu and has served as a vital trade route between the east and west coasts of peninsular India since ancient times.
The Palakkad Gap funnels the winds blowing from the west on to Coimbatore and Tirupur districts in Tamil Nadu making the region one of the major wind power generation areas.[3] The average annual wind speed is 18–22 km/hr.[4]Large windmill farms can be seen in and around Udumalaipettai and Kadathur.
This Video has chapters for Easy Navigation. Happy Viewing
0:00 - Departure from Coimbatore, Skip Podanur, Madukkarai
6:00 - Enter Palghat Gap / Ghat
8:30 - The Ghat Begins
12:30 - We enter Kearla
16:00 - Arriving at Palakkadu Jn
Watch this Video - Scenic Journey Bengaluru - Thrissur onboard Ernakulam SF - A complete 4 Part Compilation covering the Full journey. Two Ghat Sections - Muthambatti Ghat & Palghat Gap. Scenic Journey Bengaluru - Thrissur o...
Palakkad Gap or Palghat Gap is a low mountain pass in the Western Ghats between Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and Palakkad in Kerala. It has an average elevation of 140 metres (460 ft) with a width of 24–30 kilometres (15–19 mi). The pass is located between the Nilgiri Hills to the north and Anaimalai Hills to the south. The Bharatha Puzha river originates in the Palakkad Gap from rivulets and tributaries feeding from steep escarpment slopes along the flanks of the Ghats.
The gap affects the weather patterns in Southern India as it allows the moisture-laden Southwest monsoon winds into western Tamil Nadu, moderating summer temperatures and generating greater rainfall in the region relative to the rest of lowland Tamil Nadu. It also allows the hot winds coming from Tamil Nadu which warm the eastern part of Kerala compared to the rest of the state and the tropical cyclone winds from Bay of Bengal bearing rain during the summer.
The gap is the lowest pass through the Western Ghats in the region. It is an important mountain pass in the Western Ghats that runs along the entire eastern edge of Kerala isolating it from the neighboring Tamil Nadu. It acts as an important transport corridor between the two States by linking Palakkad District of Kerala with Coimbatore District of Tamil Nadu and has served as a vital trade route between the east and west coasts of peninsular India since ancient times.
The Palakkad Gap funnels the winds blowing from the west on to Coimbatore and Tirupur districts in Tamil Nadu making the region one of the major wind power generation areas.[3] The average annual wind speed is 18–22 km/hr.[4]Large windmill farms can be seen in and around Udumalaipettai and Kadathur.
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