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Thondaman Kotta, also known as Thondaman Fort, is a historical site located in the Idukki district of Kerala, near the Munnar region. It is believed to be associated with the ancient Thondaiman rulers and offers a mix of history, nature, and scenic hill views.
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Chathurangappara Viewpoint is one of the most scenic hill viewpoints in Kerala, located near Udumbanchola in Idukki district. Known for its vast windmill farms, rolling hills, and cool climate, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Western Ghats.
Triple Waterfalls is a three stepped waterfall, 3 kilometers from Kattapana, in Nariyampara, Idukki district of Kerala.
It is private owned waterfalls.Till 2017, it was not a familiar destination among the public.The beauty from the top of this waterfall is breath taking and picturesque.
Kattappana is one of the fastest-growing towns in the high ranges of Kerala. Located near Thekkady and Nedumkandam, it serves as a commercial hub surrounded by lush hills, spice plantations, and scenic viewpoints.
Ayyappancovil is a scenic village and temple area located in Kerala, near Idukki. It is known for the ancient Ayyappa Temple, surrounded by hills, water bodies, and lush greenery, making it both a spiritual and nature-filled destination.
Thooval Waterfalls is a small yet charming waterfall located near Nedumkandam in Idukki district. Unlike the famous Thoovanam Falls, this is a less crowded, roadside natural spot perfect for a quick refresh during your journey through the high ranges.
Vandanmedu Sri Ganapathy Temple is a peaceful Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, located in the scenic high ranges of Idukki. Surrounded by vast cardamom plantations, the temple offers a calm spiritual atmosphere for devotees and visitors.
Kailasappara Mahadeva Temple, is expected to
be one of the oldest ‘Natural Stone Temples’ of
Idukki district. It is located at a height of 2000
metres in western ghats.
Ramakkalmedu Viewpoint is one of the most famous hilltop viewpoints in Kerala, located near Idukki close to the Kerala–Tamil Nadu border. It is known for its strong winds, windmills, and breathtaking panoramic views.
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Ramakkalmedu is a scenic hill station in Idukki known for its strong winds, panoramic views of the Western Ghats, and the famous statue of Kuravan and Kurathi.
Attractions Nearby : Hornbill Statue, Kuravan Kurathi Statue, Ramakkalmedu Viewpoint, Ramakkalmedu Wind Farm, Ramakkalmedu Jeep Safari & Trekking, Pushpakandam Etc..
Amapara Viewpoint is a scenic rocky hill near Ramakkalmedu known for its turtle-shaped rock formation and wide panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and the plains of Tamil Nadu.
Attractions Nearby : Kailasappara Mahadeva Temple, Vandanmedu, Thooval Waterfalls, Chathurangappara, Tripple Waterfalls, College Mala, Kovil Mala Etc..
The Ramakkalmedu Solar Park, also known as the Akshaya Solar Power Park, is a renewable energy project located near Ramakkalmedu in Idukki. It is developed by ANERT (Agency for Non-Conventional Energy and Rural Technology) as part of Kerala’s push towards clean energy.
Ramakkalmedu Wind Farm is one of Kerala’s most famous renewable energy sites, set amidst the windy hills of Ramakkalmedu. With giant wind turbines spread across the landscape, it is both a power generation hub and a scenic tourist attraction.
Ramakkalmedu Jeep Safari is one of the most exciting ways to explore the rugged high ranges of Idukki. Known for its strong winds and vast landscapes, Ramakkalmedu offers thrilling off-road rides through hills, grasslands, and viewpoints.
