Agumbe is a tiny hilly village situated at the Western Ghat in Karnataka , a state of India. It is famous for the highest record of rainfall with a mean average of 7000 to 8000 mm in Southern India, which is accredited as the second highest in India after Cherrapunji that's why this village is called as 'the cherapungee of South India' . Agumbe is flamboyant and surrounded by rich dense biodiversity, various types of rare medicinal plants are available here as well. The cloud and greenery are playing with the hills in front of the blue canvas @ morning around 5:15 o'clock. The dense thickness of the rain forest, topography of the area and conducive weather conditions have made Agumbe a hotspot for the longest and one of the most venomous snakes in the world, the King Cobra . The renowned herpetologist, Romulus Whitaker called Agumbe as the capital of King Cobra . ...
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