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Answer the following question in 40 – 50 words.
Coorg has been defined as a ‘piece of heaven’ by the writer. Justify. (Glimpses of India)
Solution
Coorg, described in "Glimpses of India," earns its 'piece of heaven' title through its stunning natural beauty. With its undulating hills, lush coffee plantations, dense forests, and rich biodiversity, Coorg offers a breathtaking escape into nature. The serene ambience, coupled with the region's exotic wildlife, cascading waterfalls, and soothing climate, encapsulates a paradise-like setting that mesmerizes visitors, making it a vivid portrayal of heaven on Earth.
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