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| Chokanad Bungalow - A typical Tea Garden Bungalow in the English Suburban Style, Chokanad Bungalow was build in the year 1914. The bungalow was extensively renovated in 1963 after wild elephants went on a rampage. The view from the bungalow is spectacular. The bungalow is tastefully furnished with many of them original furniture of the colonial occupants. Inside, the rooms are spacious and having a fireplace for a warm cozy atmosphere. Kaniamally Bungalow - Kaniamally Bungalow was built in the year 1926 and is a typical Tea Garden bungalow built in the English suburban style. Extensive repairs had to be made after the 1934 floods in the high range region. Inside, the rooms are spacious with most of them having fireplaces, allowing a warm glow to make you feel cozy and comfortable. The beauty of the surrounding landscape will take your breath away with awe. You may be lucky to watch wildlife passing by while you are sipping tea in the beautiful garden outside. Parvathi Bungalow - The bungalow is spacious and furnished with the remnants of the original pieces of the colonial era. The décor and feel transports one back into the times of the British days. The fireplace will transcend the much needed warmth to your body and soul. Sevenmally Bungalow - Built in the year 1925, this typical Tea Garden bungalow of the English suburban style of the mid 1920’s. This bungalow in the High Range has a prizewinning front garden. Located at vantage point, the bungalow has fireplaces, furniture and fittings that are typical of the period. The bungalow is spacious and comfortable with the décor and artifacts that will transport your back into the British era. Wildlife can be sometimes seen sauntering by. The surrounding panoramic beauty of the tea & eucalyptus landscape is sure to thrill you beyond your wildest dreams. |
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