Anand Mahindra shared a picture of a rainforest in Chikkamagaluru and highlighted its deep-rooted coffee legacy.
For those who love travelling across India, Chikkamagaluru is either a fond memory or a must-visit on their bucket list. This Karnataka gem is a paradise for nature lovers, with its lush green hills, sprawling coffee plantations and misty mornings that feel straight out of a dream. Whether you are sipping freshly brewed coffee or chasing waterfalls, the vibe here is pure magic.
Business tycoon Anand Mahindra is also a fan of Chikkamagaluru. How do we know? His recent post on X (formerly Twitter) says it all. The Mahindra Group chairperson shared a picture of a rainforest in Chikkamagaluru and highlighted its deep-rooted coffee legacy. He pointed out that this is where India’s first coffee bushes were planted around 1670 by Baba Budan, who brought coffee beans from Yemen.
Anand Mahindra wrote, “Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka. Finding mystery in unexpected places. This is also where the first coffee bushes in India were planted around 1670, by Baba Budan, who brought in coffee beans from Yemen.”