Capturing The Best Wildlife Photography In Kerala!

The land of God Kerala is a place of attractive scenery, enthralling backwaters, delicious food, and authentic culture. While many travelers are waiting to create wonderful memories, this is a paradise for all photographers, especially for wildlife photographers.

Idukki Wildlife Sanctuaries

Situated between the Cheruthoni and Periyar rivers, Idukki is one of the most gorgeous districts in Kerala. Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary is rich in flora and fauna. This wildlife sanctuary is a beautiful lake suitable for a romantic boat ride. A variety of snakes are the dream of wildlife lovers, including tropical evergreen and deciduous forests, including elephants, wild buffaloes, sambar deer, wild dogs, wildcats, tigers, and wild boar, as well as cobra, viper, crayfish, and non-venomous snakes. 

Eravikulam National Park

Eravikulam National Park, home to the rapidly disappearing Nilgiri Tahar, is hidden within Munnar. Located in the Idukki district due to the Neelakurinji flowers that bloom once in 12 years. Anamudi, the highest peak in South India, is located in the southern part of the 97 sq km park. Echo Point and Rajamalai are some of the famous places in Eravikulam. The park's core zone and buffer area are not open to the public. While trekking in the area, you can see a wide variety of rare flora and fauna. You can try to visit the stunning Eravikulam Park through Kerala tour packages from Chennai, Pune, Bangalore, etc.

Silent Valley Park

This area is known as the Silent Valley National Park hundreds of years ago was uninterrupted and tranquil as a hidden treasure before the human encroachment. Silent Valley was declared a National Park in the year 1984 and is located in the North-East corner of Palakkad District. The KuntipPuzha River, which feeds the entire forest, was named after the mother of the Pandavas, Kunti. The park is bounded on the north by the Nilgiri Plateau and on the south by the Mannarkkad Plain.

Periyar Wildlife Forest

The Periyar forests of the south are one of the richest wildlife sanctuaries in India. Spread across the district, this area includes attractive spice gardens and stunning hill towns. There are more flowering plants since 1965, including around 171 grass species and 143 species of orchids. These include the Asian elephant, the Bengal tiger, the Indian wild buffalo, the sambar deer, the Indian wild dog, the leopard, the barking deer, and the smooth-skinned otter that can be seen on a boat trip on Periyar Lake.