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Dindigul to Theni, Thekkady Trip

Dindigul District

Dindigul is a historic city that is said to have been built in India's early Medieval Era. Before it became part of the British Empire, it was ruled by many dynasties in the past, including the Cholas, the Cheras, and the Pallavas. It is home to many ancient temples and centuries-old holy sites, as it has an age-old history. So if you are a true lover of history and always look forward to discovering a place's previous age, then Dindigul is a must-visit destination.

Theni Tourism

Hills of Meghamalai : Located in the Western Ghats, Meghamalai Hills is 70 km away from Theni. It is located at an altitude of approximately 500 ft above sea level. In this area, over 100 species of birds are found. For bird watchers, this is a common location. To conserve biodiversity, the Tamil Nadu government has proposed a wildlife sanctuary here. There are also many birds, reptiles, and butterflies in the Meghamalai Hills. For tea gardens and cardamom plantations, the place is also well established, but the greater part of the land remains untouched and is covered by evergreen forest. Pepper and cinnamon are also grown in the hills of Meghamalai.


Kumbakkarai Fall : In the fall, tourists love to take a swim. To lead you to the fall, it is advisable to take support from a local individual as the rock recesses are a little risky to tread on.



Gowmariamman Temple : It is believed that Gowmari, the consecrated goddess of the temple, fulfills the desires of the devotees and heals them from various illnesses and diseases. During the Tamil month of Chithirai, the Gowmariamman Temple's main festival falls in April and May and is celebrated for 8 days. Gowmariamman Temple is situated in a village called Veerapandi, 8 km away from Theni.


Shanmuganathi Dam : In the scenic history of the Meghamalai Hills, the Shanmuganathi Dam is located. It is constructed at Rayapanpatty in the Theni district on the Shanmugha river. The Shanmugha Temple, where the resident God is Lord Murugan, is about a kilometre from the dam.

Thekkady Tourist attractions

There are several places to visit in Thekkady, an idyllic getaway showcasing natural splendor in all its glory. Perfect for those of you who are overwhelmed by city life's hustle and bustle and want to flee to a spot where there is only nature, wildlife, and serenity. Whether it's quaint little hamlets secluded in the middle of nowhere from concrete jungles or wildlife sanctuaries with magnificent elephants and fearsome tigers. As soon as you wander into Thekkady, the scent of coffee, tea, and a host of other spices fills the air, and if that alone is not enough to awaken your spirit and ignite joy, the sight of rare and endangered animals such as Nilgiri Tahrs is enough to send a rush of thrill down your spine. Visit Thekkady and see places like Murikkady, Periyar, Vandanmedu for yourself as they can not be clearly represented in words.



Murikkady : For families and lovers of nature, Murikkady is an ideal picnic spot. Spice plantations spread through the region and through the air the scent of coffee, pepper, and cardamom wafts enliven the senses. Murikaddy also has panoramic views of lush green gardens and the surrounding area's spectacular chain of hills. A day out is not only beneficial for your body, but also your mind, in a safe atmosphere of fresh air.


Periyar National Park : Periyar National Park is a hotbed of rich flora and fauna for visitors. The park is renowned for its tiger sanctuary and its elephants. Tucked away between lush green hills covered by plantations of cardamom, the special place offers picturesque views with awe-inspiring surroundings. You can also participate in safari, rafting, and trekking for thrill-seekers. Pamba and Periyar, two rivers, flow through the park and give it a peaceful atmosphere.


Vandanmedu : In the annual cardamom auction held where tourists flock to buy the rare, distinctive, and high-grade cardamom, Vandanmedu offers an unparalleled exotic experience. The spice is grown, nurtured, and sold here in Vandanmedu and is in high demand in both domestic and international markets. Bask in the spice's sweet and spicy scent, as well as gain a rare insight into cardamom's commercial processing.


Pandikuzhi : The hill station is situated between Chellarkovil and the Tamil Nadu border and just 5 km from Thekkady, one of the most beautiful tourist places in the Kady. You are secluded from lightning-fast city life by lush green hills and offer tranquility and serenity as you have never encountered before. The best escape one can ask for is the waterfalls and the abundance of flora and fauna. You will be flushed with vitality by the virgin environs and the captivating scenery will make you feel alive.


Dam Mullaperiyar : The dam provides exquisite views of the tiger reserve and the Periyar Lake, situated in the Periyar Tiger Reserve. For nature lovers, the high dense trees impart a sense of tranquility and make the place true heaven. If you are a wildlife enthusiast in your region, the perspective provides a holistic view of the reserve's various wildlife, including tigers, elephants, Indian bison, and macaques.

The Elephant Junction : With its endless treasure of flora and fauna, and a host of wildlife species such as elephants, Indian bison, and Nilgiri Tahrs, Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most vibrant places to visit in Thekkady. The junction also functions as a reservoir for Kerala's rich tribal community. Take a stroll through the deep forests and embrace nature in its most naked form. Interact while you bathe and feed wild elephants.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Theni Sightseeing Day 2 - Thekkady Sightseeing Day 3 - Thekkady Sightseeing