Colonial Ooty: Churches, Clubs and the Ghosts of the Raj
Built as a slice of England in the southern hills, Ooty still carries the architecture, institutions and atmosphere of the Raj that made it. A walk through the colonial bones of the Nilgiris' most famous hill station.
Built as a slice of England in the southern hills, Ooty still carries the architecture, institutions and atmosphere of the Raj that made it. A walk through the colonial bones of the Nilgiris' most famous hill station.
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