Western Deccan

The Western Deccan is a geographic region in western India, forming part of the Deccan Plateau. It is characterized by a high, flat terrain with rocky hills and fertile plains, influenced by the Western Ghats mountain range to the west. This area has a rich history of ancient kingdoms, diverse cultures, and significant mineral resources. The climate varies from semi-arid to tropical, supporting agriculture, especially crops like cotton, sugarcane, and fruits. The Western Deccan plays a vital role in India's economy and ecology, blending natural beauty with cultural heritage.