Hill Stations in Kerala

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KERALA paradise unplugged, with abundance of natural beauty, true to be called ‘God’s own Country’, awaits you, to pamper your exhilaration and to allure your finer senses of musical rhythms. The Hill Stations in Kerala bestow peace of mind, as they sway you from your day-to-day routines into inspirational and sublime ecstasy and bliss.

The rolling high ranges of the Western Ghats on east have shielded Hill Stations of Kerala South India from mainland intruders. This also plays a vital role in determining the climate. They interrupt and restrict the entry of thick undulating clouds from the Arabian Sea at the commencement of every rainy season. The resulting precipitation still ensures bountiful of rain from June well into October called the edavapathy, and again, from November to February called the thulavarsham. The exquisiteness of these green hills is unique, inimitable and unparallel.

Hill Stations in Kerala, Immense areas of the Hill Stations of Kerala are specified for plantation of tea, coffee and spices. The architecturally rich bungalows, cottages and churches built by the British are a nostalgic reminder of old England. Places like Nelliyampathy, Peermede and Munnar along with their history are full of remnants of the days of Raj and a legacy of the bygone era. Most of the old bungalows are now converted into resorts and hotels leaving each visitor with a charming experience in their Kerala Tour.

Thenmala
'Honey Hills’ is the literal meaning of Thenmala and is one of the popular Kerala Hill Stations. It was believed that honey sought from these hills have medicinal properties. But presently it’s better known for the eco-conservation efforts.

Idukki
Idukki is the largest district in Kerala, covering 13 per cent of the State’s total area and rest 97 per cent of which is covered in rugged mountains and dense forests. Three rivers, numerous trekking trails, extravagant views and a varied wildlife.

Munnar
Hill Stations Kerala, Situated at the convergence of three mountain streams Muthirapuzha, Nallathani and Kundala and perched 1600 m above the sea level, it makes a great tourist destination in Kerala. A must visit for those on a South India Tour.

Peermede:
Hill Stations Kerala , A great retreat, Peermede is an exquisite hill station in Kerala situated in the Western Ghats and a choice break for tourists en route to the Periyar Tiger Reserve.

Vagamon
Located on the western fringe of Idukki at the elevation of 1,100 m above sea level lies Vagamon (Wagamon), one of the most visited hill stations in Kerala.

Nelliyampathy:
Located in the south of Palakkad Gap and at a distance of 52 kms from Palakkad, Nelliyampathy has every lure that a hill station should have awe-inspiring scenery, a grand view of the murky mountains.

Sulthan Bathery:
Hill Stations Kerala, Located 98 km from Calicut, Sulthan Bathery also known as Sulthan’s Battery drives its present name Tipu Sultan of Mysore who built a fort here .

Kalpetta:
Small town surrounded by the dense coffee plantation and hills, Kalpetta is the Headquarters of Wayanad district in the state of Kerala. It is the only municipal town in the district. Coffee, banana, ginger and pepper.

Wayanad
Wayanad is located in the picturesque mountainous Deccan Plateau and comes as one of the top hill stations in Kerala. It spreads across 2,126 sq km in the soaring Western Ghats. Ample plantations of coffee, tea, cardamom, pepper and rubber plantations are speckled all over the hills.

Vythiri :
Vythiri is located in the sylvan Northern High Ranges of Kerala in Wayanad district. It is a gateway to Wayanad, to the dominion of murmuring streams, hills and valleys. Vythiri is a very exotic and picturesque place with comfortable, refreshing and pollution free

Mananthavady
Mananthavady is a small town is the base for Pakshithalam situated at the bank of River Kabini. It is a border-strewn area in the forest of Bramhagiri hills, best place for bird watching.

Kuruva Dweep:
Kuruva Dweep is located on Kabini River is a protected river on 950 acres river delta system. The Island is isolated with only rare spices of birds, orchids.

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