Question

The region of coorg is famous for its coffee production. In which state of India is it located?
A) Tamil nadu
B) Goa
C) Kerala
D) Karnataka

Answer 1

Hint:This beautiful hill station is one of India's largest coffee producers and is covered in green acres of coffee plantations. It is both a serene and invigorating sight. Coffee plantations are one of the most popular tourist spots in Coorg.
The house, nestled in the lush green beauty of Coorg, has well-manicured gardens. The site is surrounded by coffee estates and shaded by thick forests. The residence has a stream that flows through it, making it a perfect option.

Complete answer:
Option A) Tamil nadu, is the incorrect answer. The land of the Tamils, Tamil Nadu, is a state known for its temples and architecture, wine, movies and classical Indian dance and Carnatic music in Southern India.
Option B) goa, is the incorrect answer. Goa is famous for its beaches and cashew production.
Option C) Kerala, is the incorrect answer. A variety of spices can be found in Kerala: pepper, vanilla, cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and turmeric. The taste of spices lingers in one's mouth for a long time, and in one's mind for even longer. Spices shaped Kerala's experiment with destiny. It was the fragrance of spice which awakened the explorers' curiosity.
Option D), Karnataka. The primary coffee variety grown in Karnataka is Robusta, but a small amount of Arabica is also produced by the state. Appropriate climatic conditions, high altitudes, sloppy mountains and adequate rainfall are witnessed by the state, which are favorable for coffee plantation.

Hence the correct answer is option D.

Note:The world-famous variety of coffee - Coffee Arabica and Coffee Robusta, which are grown here is on top of each shopper's list for Coorg. ... The unadulterated organic coffee carries a strong aroma here that tempts every tourist to buy coffee packets for themselves and for their people as souvenirs. Around 1000 AD, coffee was brought back by Arab traders to their homeland, where it was first grown on plantations in Yemen. That's how it got its name, "Arabica coffee".