through private farmlands and the jungle required walking silently with an eye on any movement in the water. Along with spotting crocodiles sunbathing on the rocks, we watched many a beautiful bird in the water and river banks. Another unique thing to do in Dandeli is crocodile tracking along the Kali River. Crocodiles, it is said, prefer dirty water. And the West Coast Paper Mill on the banks of Kali River is pushing it down the river all the time. The trail through private farmlands and the jungle required walking silently with an eye on any movement in the water. Along with spotting crocodiles sunbathing on the rocks, we watched many a beautiful bird in the water and river banks. Another unique thing to do in Dandeli is crocodile tracking along the Kali River. Crocodiles, it is said, prefer dirty water. And the West Coast Paper Mill on the banks of Kali River is pushing it down the river all the time. The trail Dandeli also has a natural wonder hidden in its deep forests—Syntheri Rocks. Syntheri, whose main attraction is a roaring river towered by a huge stone wall, is a good 30-km drive from Dandeli town. The narrow and pot-holed roads meandering through the forests rarely had sunrays touching the ground even on a very sunny day. Apart from langurs and monkeys, all we see were a couple of snakes crossing the road. But trampled bamboos all along the road suggest that the mighty pachyderms were all over the place last night. Another unique thing to do in Dandeli is crocodile tracking along the Kali River. Crocodiles, it is said, prefer dirty water. And the West Coast Paper Mill on the banks of Kali River is pushing it down the river all the time. The trail through private farmlands and the jungle required walking silently with an eye on any movement in the water. Along with spotting crocodiles sunbathing on the rocks, we watched many a beautiful bird in the water and river banks. Dandeli also has a natural wonder hidden in its deep forests—Syntheri Rocks. Syntheri, whose main attraction is a roaring river towered by a huge stone wall, is a good 30-km drive from Dandeli town. The narrow and pot-holed roads meandering through the forests rarely had sunrays touching the ground even on a very sunny day. Apart from langurs and monkeys, all we see were a couple of snakes crossing the road. But trampled bamboos all along the road suggest that the mighty pachyderms were all over the place last night. Dandeli also has a natural wonder hidden in its deep forests—Syntheri Rocks. Syntheri, whose main attraction is a roaring river towered by a huge stone wall, is a good 30-km drive from Dandeli town. The narrow and pot-holed roads meandering through the forests rarely had sunrays touching the ground even on a very sunny day. Apart from langurs and monkeys, all we see were a couple of snakes crossing the road. But trampled bamboos all along the road suggest that the mighty pachyderms were all over the place last night.
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