Meenutavale

Meenutavale is a village located in the state of Karnataka, India. It is situated within the taluk of Chickmagalur, a district known for its coffee plantations and scenic hilly terrain. The village is primarily an agricultural area, with many of its residents depending on farming for their livelihood. Common crops cultivated in and around Meenutavale include coffee, areca nut, pepper, and paddy.

The geographical setting of Meenutavale is characterized by its proximity to the Western Ghats, contributing to its moderate climate and fertile soil. Like many rural areas in Karnataka, the village infrastructure includes basic amenities such as schools, a local post office, and community gathering spaces. The primary language spoken by the inhabitants is Kannada.

Meenutavale is part of the broader cultural and economic landscape of the Chickmagalur district. Its identity is closely linked to the agricultural traditions and the natural beauty of the region. The local economy is largely driven by the production and sale of agricultural produce. Information regarding specific historical events or prominent landmarks in Meenutavale is not widely documented in general public records. The village represents a typical rural community in the Malnad region of Karnataka.