Pothundi Dam constructed in the 19th century is one of the oldest dams in Kerala. The dam is built over River Padipuzha and River Meeniciladipuzha, which are the major tributaries of the Aylampuzha River. The dam is built in Pothundy village upon the tremendous backdrop of Nelliyampathy Hills, spreading across 30 square kilometers into the…
Siruvani Reservoir built across Siruvani River is situated 46 km away from Palakkad town. The dam is surrounded by dense forests and Kalladikode hilly ranges. On the eastern side of the dam, one can spot Muthikulam hills. The reservoir was constructed by the Kerala State Government to facilitate drinking water supplies to the town of…
Aruvikkuzhi waterfalls are one of the best tourist destinations enjoyed thoroughly by families, solo trips, and groups of friends alike. Waterfalls are located about 11 km away from Kozhencherry town in Pathanamthitta district and about 22 km away from Kottayam district. Since the waterfalls are in proximity to both these districts, the nearby regions of…
Pamba River also referred to as Dakshina Ganga or the Ganges of South India is the third-largest river in the Southern part of our country flowing with its majesty and grandeur for about 174 km. Pampa river starts the journey from Pulachimalai in the Western Ghats and flows through different terrains of Ranni, Ayroor, Pathanamthitta,…
Amidst the wilderness of woods, the free-flowing streams set about its journey forming mesmerizing cascades into the rocky beds. Perunthenaruvi waterfalls located in Pathanamthitta flow within the dense forests of Sabarimala and create two majestic waterfalls on the shores of Kudamurutti and Vechoochira. The locality and the forest regions near the waterfalls are famous for…
Triveni Sangamam as the word suggests is the confluence of three rivers. Triveni sangamam is on the way to Sabarimala pilgrim center. It is a beautiful sight to envision the converging of the holy river Pamba with the Manimala river basin joining from the north and the Achankovil river basin from the south. Pampa River…
Chalakudy River, locally known as Chalakudy Puzha is the fifth-longest river in Kerala. Chalakudy river has its origins in the Anamalai region in Tamil Nadu, from there it flows into Kerala through Palakkad, Thrissur and Ernakulam districts. Chalakudy River is said to have numerous tributaries such as Parambikulam, Kuriyarkutti, Sholayar, Karapara, and Anakayam. In Thrissur,…
Charpa falls, that lies beside the Highway that connects Tamil Nadu and Kerala, is one of the cascading beauties of Thrissur district. This waterfall is a significant part of the west-flowing Chalakudy river, that forms many large and small waterfalls upon its glorious journey to the next district. Charpa falls lies somewhere in between Athirapally…
Chimmini Dam, also known as Chimmony Dam, is the largest dam in Thrissur district, situated in Echippara village. The construction of the dam across the Kurumali River, a tributary of Karuvannur, began in 1984. But the dam became fully functional by 1996. Chimmini Reservoir is an artificial lake built across an area of 10 square…
Marottichal waterfalls situated at a distance of 22 km away from Thrissur town comprises two gorgeous waterfalls, Olakkayam and Ilanjippara. Both these waterfalls are less explored by the tourists. Yet they provide the best majestic feel of being in spring paradise. An adventurous trek along the forest roads will reach you to Olakkayam waterfalls. The…
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