Malankara dam is built across the Thodupuzha river, which is a major tributary of the Muvattupuzha river. Malankara dam was constructed to make use of the tailwater coming from the Moolamatton powerhouse, for irrigation purposes in the nearby region. Malankara dam in Thodupuzha- Moolamattom road is a must-visit if you are looking for a secluded…
Mattupetty dam, residing in the greenish valleys of Munnar at a distance of 13 km from the town is a wonderful place to visit in the Idukki district. Mattupetty Dam is situated right next to Anamudi Peak, the highest peak in South India. Mattupetty hills are about 1700 meters high and are filled with green…
Sita Devi Kulam or commonly known as “Devikulam” is believed to be a sacred pilgrim centre with holy waters flowing in. Devikulam is one of the most visited tourist destinations located in Munnar, Idukki. The lake has certain mythologies associated with it, it is believed that Sita Devi, the wife of Lord Rama in our…
Valiyaparamba backwaters are the largest backwaters in North Kerala and the third largest in all of Kerala. Located around 30 km away from Bekkal, Valiyaparamba backwaters is a pristine scenery with a soothing effect. One can see many islands in Valiyaparamba backwaters with human population, tall trees, etc. Agriculture and fishing is the main occupations…
The breathtaking Achankovil River originates from the hills of Achankovil in Pathanamthitta and flows through the district of Kollam. It is a confluence of three famous rivers; Rishimala, Pasukidamettu, and Rammakkalteri rivers. It is known as Achankovilaaru among the locals. The river is about 128 kilometres long stretching with enriching flora and fauna on the…
Ashtamudi Lake, popularly known as the “gateway of backwaters”, is the second-largest lake in Kerala. Ashtamudi lake runs over a distance of 16 kilometers, covering almost 30% of Kollam district. “Ashta” means “eight” and “mudi” means “branch”, denoting that Ashtamudi Lake is a blend of eight branches of lakes. All these branches come together to…
Kumbhavurutty waterfalls are among the most crowd-pulling water attractions in Kerala. It is a part of the Achankovil River situated near the Kerala- Tamil Nadu border. A few kilometres from the waterfalls will help you reach Tamil Nadu. It offers a beautiful and magnificent view of roaring waters falling down from a height of twenty-five…
Palaruvi waterfalls, one of the most popular waterfalls in Kollam, makes you feel like the water is falling down from the sky to the earth. Falling from the height of 300 feets Palaruvi waterfalls looks like milk flowing down the hills. Palaruvi literally means “milky stream” or “stream of milk” due to the white foams…
A Hidden Gem in Ashtamudi Lake Sambranikodi is a tranquil and scenic destination located on one of the eight islands within Ashtamudi Lake in Kollam district. This hidden gem offers a perfect retreat into nature, with its serene backwaters and lush surroundings. Activities to Enjoy: Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to visit Sambranikodi…
Sasthamcotta Lake, the largest lake in Kerala, is located at a distance of 19 km from Kollam district. Sasthamcotta Lake has much significance culturally and religiously, thus are popularly known as the “Queen of Lakes”. The famous Sastha temple is located on the banks of Sasthamcotta Lake owing to the name of the lake. Sastha…
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