Everlasting Unexplored Destinations in Kerala!!

 

Kerala has a lot more to offer than the popular destinations we see advertised all over the web and other media. One of the sure ways to truly have a fun and adventure-filled holiday is to explore places that lie off the beaten path!!

Here are some similar overseas destinations that can be included in your trip plans when planning your Kerala holidays. These places are not far off the radar, but I'm sure you will find it quite exciting and exciting. 

Nelliampathi

Situated in the Western Ghats, Nelliyampathi is locally known as the 'Poor Man's Ooty' as it is similar to Otti (Ootacamund), one of the greatest famous hill ranges in South India. The high altitude and lush green tea gardens in the rolling hills and surrounding tropical forests are truly comforting!

This delightful hill station is located at an elevation of 1585 m above sea level, 60 km from Palakkad district and at the southern end of the Palakkad Gap. The only way to reach this place is through Nemmara Town in Palakkad and the vegetation along the way is impressive!

Chempra Peak

Chembara Peak positioned around 8 km south of Kalpatta town which is the highest altitude in Wayanad. The main highlights are one of the portions of the splendid Western Ghats. You can only get there on foot from Mepadi, the valley near a small town. Therefore, Chembara Peak is naturally a famous trekking route in Kerala. Permission must be obtained from the forest authorities before starting.

Silent Valley National Park

This is the last unexplored portion of the steamy evergreen forestry in India. Silent Valley is a fabulous nature hub spot positioned in the Nilgiri Hills of Palakkad. This site is part of the Western Ghats, which is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

It was turned into a national park in the 1980s as a result of the Save Silent Valley environmental community movement. It almost covers a region of 237 acres. 52 sq km, the rich mosaic shelter of varied habitats. The Silent Valley is home to rare fine-looking birds such as the Ceylon Frogmouth, and monkeys such as the endangered lion-tailed macaque.

Muzhappilangad Beach

Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach is the only drive-in beach in Kerala (perhaps India too!) and is the largest in Asia.  It is situated at about 15 km from Kannur town. You can have a 5 km ride splashing through the sea waves!

Muzhappilangad beach is the longest drive-in beach in India and the largest beach in Asia. It is placed similar to NH 66 among Thalassery and Kannur. Muzhappilangad beach provides great opportunities to host organized drive-ins, and the family-centric activities on the beach offer a foreign experience to domestic tourists and the familiar beachfront environment. 

Banasura Sagar Dam

Banasura Sagar Dam is situated in the foothills of the Banasura in the Western Ghats and is built across the tributaries of the Kabini River in Wayanad. The main thing is the largest earth dam in India and also is the second largest in Asia. The small island forms of the dam reservoir, covered with the stunning dense green vegetation, are covered with evergreen hilly ranges in the background. Try to plan a trip to Banasura with the stunning Kerala tour packages for your favorite one.

Vazhachal Waterfalls

This waterfall is very close to Athirappilly Falls which is the major attraction here. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in Kerala, here you can get a fabulous sight for the best photography. Both these waterfalls are located on the Chalakudy River which flows through the Thrissur district of Kerala. So it has been added to the highlight spots of Thrissur.

Kuruva Islands (Kuruvadweep)

Kurudweep is one of the spectacular islands which is positioned at a distance of 17 km from Mananthavady, it also a nearby town in the Wayanad district. The main thing on the island is a delta formation on the Kabini River. You can see the rare flora and fauna here, and naturally, this is a nature lover's paradise. The flow of the river will quickly become strong and soon become irrepressible. Hence the additional precautions and rules.

Veliyaparamba Backwaters

The lake is located in Kasaragod which is the northernmost district of Kerala. Rich in small islands and lush greenery, it is one of the best backwater destinations in Kerala. It is a great way to relax and unwind through the houseboat cruise. You can really escape from the crazy hustle and bustle of city life. It is located at a distance of 46 km from the nearest railway station, Kasaragod. Let’s explore the fascinating trip with your family through the best Kerala group tour packages. 

Ponmudi

Ponmudi is one of the important hilly ranges of the Thiruvananthapuram district, commonly known as or Golden Peak. It is located at an elevation of 1100 m above sea level. The very thin roads of 22 hairpin bends create the trip to this destination is adventurous. The view from the top of the nearby green valley makes it all worth it!