About trip

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Dindigul to Thekkady, Kuttikkanam, Alleppey Trip

About Dindigul

Dindigul District and the first District Collector was Thiru.M.Madhavan Nambiar, I.A.S. The names of Dindigul Anna, Quaid-e-Millet, and Mannar Thirumalai were given to Dindigul District. Dindigul, which was under the rule of Tippusultan, the famous Muslim Monarch, has a glorious past. This district's historical Rock Fort was built by the famous Naik King, Muthukrishnappa Naicker. Dindigul is a city that is well developed and popular. It has many secondary and higher schools to its credit. There are also a number of engineering colleges, colleges of arts and science, polytechnics, ITIs, etc. The town of Nilakkottai is renowned for brass vessels and jewelry. Nilakottai Taluk is renowned for its development and marketing.

 

Thekkady Tourism

Thekkady is the Gods' true dwelling place! In the midst of the rolling hills and scenic meadows, visit this pictorial town, and you will get to know how enticing Mother Nature can be! The rugged terrains and fascinating places of Thekkady will yearn you for more and more, whether a nature enthusiast or a leisure seeker, honeymooner or a casual holiday backpacker or a thrill seeker. Let's take a look at the 10 most scenic places to visit in Thekkady and plan an amazing tour to this heavenly tourist destination in Kerala, while this amazing place has so much on its sofa.

National Park of Periyar: Periyar National Park should be the first place to visit in Thekkady, the pride of God's Own Country! The protected wildlife area is home to some of India's most rare, exotic, and endangered wildlife species. In your first glimpse of this captivating park, you will instantly fall in love whether you are a wildlife lover or not. You can easily spot Indian elephants, Bengal tigers, white tigers, gaurs, sambars, and sloth bears among the inhabitants of this park.


Lake Periyar: You simply can't miss the alluring Periyar Lake in Thekkady while visiting the home of the wild! This artificial lake is one of its own kind, and more than a tourist spot, it serves as the primary source of water for jungle dwellers, making its way through the protected wildlife area. A boat ride or cruise will take you deep into the wilderness of Periyar National Park in this seductive lake.

Murikkady:- Thekkady, there's one place that, with its promising beauty, can easily mesmerize you. A pleasant climate, serene and panoramic views, a peaceful atmosphere, and the richness of the beauty of nature in Murikkady are a true delight for the eyes of the visitor. In addition to all of these, visitors can also enjoy a picnic in Murikkady during the day.

Peermade's:Peermade is approximately 44km from Thekkady. Although it is located a bit far from Thekkady, it is one of the most amazing places to visit in Thekkady! For all kinds of visitors, the quaint hill station in the Western Ghats proves to be an ideal place. This hill station, embraced by the charm of the Ghats, is marked by spectacular waterfalls, dense pine forests, never-ending tea plantations, and scenic meadows of grass.

Pandikuzhi: Another gorgeous place to visit in Thekkady is Pandikuzhi! It may simply be called a shutterbug's paradise in God's Own Country, a hotspot of exotic flora and fauna, gurgling streams, cascading waterfalls, and gorgeous valleys. Thekkady is an ideal picnic destination for visitors, just 5 km from Kumily. A year-round Kerala tourist destination, it is a real treasure trove for nature lovers, holiday seekers, honeymooners, backpackers, and photographers of nature.

Kuttikkanam Tourist Attractions

Kuttikkanam is a less-known destination for travel that promises pristine beauty, great weather and places to visit. Picture Credit: Wikimedia Commons. Kuttikkanam Idukki Hill Station. Hearing Idukki (Kerala) probably conjures up images of the verdant tea estates of Munnar or the adventure options of Vagamon for most people. If you have finished exploring the most popular getaway spots in the district, then we have a rather unexplored one for you-Kuttikkanam. This tiny hill station, located very close to Idukki's border, is barely a town. The closest town is at least 45 minutes away and all you'll find is a junction with shops and homestays all around to declare that you've reached your destination. And yet, Kuttikkanam is an often-overlooked destination that deserves to be explored.

Head here in the winter (in fact, the ideal time to visit) and wake up in the misty mornings and sip coffee or tea during foggy nights. You won't have the usual tourist crowds to navigate through, considering that it's not as popular. In and around the area, the city has a bunch of resorts and homestays through budgets. Kuttikkanam has quite a few sightseeing spots you mustn't miss, along with tea plantations and pine forests for you to stroll through.

With its old-world charm and borderline-scary vibes and the eco-tourism spot, Ammachi Kottaram, Panchalimedu certainly needs to be on your list. There are Parunthumpara and Valanjanganam Falls for nature-lovers. There are hillocks to conquer and tiny hidden streams to discover around the area if you're up for some exploring on your own. Plus, rustic shops and eateries on the roadside to sort you out for meals. So, the next time you want to escape somewhere far away from the crowd and commotion, without a second thought, head to Kuttikkanam.

About Alleppey

Located about 62 km from the beautiful town of Cochin and about 155 km from Trivandrum, Alleppey or 'Alappuzha' is one of Kerala's most desired tourist destinations. Located on the shores of the turquoise Vembanad Lake, this tourist plays host to most of Kerala's houseboat cruises. This picturesque town is known for its enchanting backwaters, scenic beauty,' Venetian Capital of Kerala' or 'Venice of the East,'Azure lagoons, evergreen coconut groves, a complex canal network, and other natural treasures.

Kuttanad's:Kuttanad, also known as the 'Rice Bowl of India,' boasts its scenic countryside and shimmering beauty. Located in the heart of the backwaters of Kerala, this village's evergreen outlook and enchanting charm offer its visitors an incredible experience.

Tours of village:While enjoying a heart-warming houseboat stay, visitors can also embark on exciting village tours in Alleppey.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Thekkady Sightseeing Day 2 - Kuttikkanam Sightseeing Day 3 - Alleppey Boat House Day 4 - Alleppey Sightseeing