Ooty is South India’s most famous hill station, established by the British in the early 19th century as the summer headquarters of the then-Madras government and memorably nicknamed ‘Snooty Ooty’.
Until about 20 years ago it resembled an unlikely combination of southern England and Australia: single-storey stone cottages, bijou-fenced flower gardens, leafy winding lanes and tall eucalyptus stands, all surrounded by the tea plantations that were the town’s original raison d’être. Times have changed and, if not for the climate and the rolling hills, Ooty’s centre resembles any overburdened provincial Indian town.
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