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Idukki Travel Guide
Exploring the Beauty of Idukki: A Travel Guide
Idukki is a beautiful district located in the southern state of Kerala, India. It is known for its stunning landscapes, including hills, mountains, forests, and waterfalls. The district is home to the Idukki Dam, one of the largest arch dams in Asia, and the Eravikulam National Park, which is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.
A trip to Idukki is a great way to experience the natural beauty of Kerala and to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. There are many interesting places to visit in Idukki, including the Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary, the Anamudi Peak, and the Thommankuthu Waterfall.
Overall, Idukki is a beautiful and peaceful destination that is perfect for those looking to get away from it all and enjoy the beauty of nature. Whether you are interested in hiking, sightseeing, or simply relaxing, Idukki has something for everyone.
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MAKE AN ENQUIRYBest Places To Visit In Idukki
From historical cities to natural wonders, come see the best of Idukki.
Anakkara
A small village in Idukki district, Ankara occupies an area of ​​about 50 sq. km. The place is famous for its spice plantations and picturesque waterfalls. It also offers season-based trekking opportunities and paragliding options for adventure enthusiasts. Aruvikuzhi Falls, also known as Chelarkovil Falls, is a very famous place which has an Ayurvedic destination resort apart from spice plantations. Ottakhalemedu is another nearby place that offers a panoramic view of Anakkara and the surrounding area and a beautiful sunset view. Home stays are an important accommodation option in this area.
Ayyapancoil Hanging Bridge
A bridge that is one of a kind and attracts numerous tourists daily, the Ayyapancoil Hanging Bridge is one of the longest hanging bridges in Kerala. The region surrounding the bridge is so captivating and pleasant that it makes this place a perfect getaway spot for a weekend or an unplanned holiday. The hanging bridge is very stimulating to watch and exciting to take a stroll on. An engineering wonder which also happens to be the least explored the place, the area that surrounds the bridge is not visited by a lot of tourists thereby making it retain its natural beauty to date.
Eravikulam National Park
Eravikulam National Park (also known as Rajamalai Wildlife Sanctuary) has a rich and diverse diversity of flora and fauna, Eravikulam National Park was established to protect the Nilgiri Tahr, an endangered species of wild goat and native to the Himalayas. It is the only species found in the South. Rich in forest and grass, this park is relatively new as the area was notified as a park in 1978. The park is located along the high ranges of the western coast in the Munnar Forest Division of Idukki district in Kerala.
Keezharkuthu Falls
The waterfall from a height of 1500 meters amidst hills surrounded by lush greenery, adorns the sky with rainbows that take the visitors' breath away. A friendly hunting ground for photographers, Keezharkuthu Falls also known as Rainbow Falls immerses the visitors in an inexplicable experience. The surrounding forests are believed to be endowed with medicinal plants and herbs, the place is close to several tourist destinations like Thommankuthu Falls, Calvary Parvat, and Ramakkalamedu Peak.
Kulamavu Dam
The Kulamavu Dam is one of the triumvirate dams of the Idukki Reservoir Project, constructed in 1961 to restrict the flow of water into the Kalivali River. Constructed of concrete or stone masonry on the Periyar River, the 100 ft gravity dam stretches between rocky mountains and creates a 33 sq km reservoir. Kulamavu, one of the places to visit in Idukki, is also a famous hill station in Idukki district. The Kulamavu Dam is one of the triumvirate dams of the Idukki Reservoir Project, constructed in 1961 to restrict the flow of water into the Kalivali River. Constructed of concrete or stone masonry on the Periyar River, the 100 ft gravity dam stretches between rocky mountains and creates a 33 sq km reservoir. Kulamavu, one of the places to visit in Idukki, is also a famous hill station in Idukki district.
Nadukani
Situated at an altitude of 3000 feet, it offers a panoramic view of Idukki and Ernakulam districts. Standing atop the Nadukani Mandap, one can witness the picturesque landscape spread over the splendid waters of Muvattupuzha River, Moolamattom town, Malankara reservoir, gorgeous sky-high mountains and lush green vegetation. It is a perfect getaway for a picnic. Adventure enthusiasts flock to this place as it offers unlimited trekking options in the nearby hill forests.
Thommankuthu Waterfalls
Thommankuthu is a famous seven-step waterfall, which is known for its picturesque settings and wonderful lush green forests which offers a lot of scope for adventure tourism in Idukki. Located about 17 km from Thodupuzha in the Idukki district of Kerala, this majestic waterfall is one of the most popular attractions of Munnar, surrounded by rich dense forests and tea gardens. Tourists come to this heavenly attraction to experience forest trekking, rock climbing, nature walk, bathing etc.
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