Fun Forest Adventure Park There’s an astonishing assortment of challenges at Fun Forest Adventure Park to provide an adrenaline rush for lone riders, family groups, or even courageous friends’ gangs. Even while prior physical capabilities make trips easier, we take all necessary precautions to ensure that newcomers and specialists alike have an unforgettable time. Valley […]
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Kerala is known as God’s Own Country because no one is discriminated against in these regions, which He has lovingly provided. The Idukki Hill Station is one of the best spots to see this. Memories of the Periyar, Thalayar, and Thodupuzhayar rivers meandering through Idukki’s high slopes inspire picnicking, camping, trekking, and appreciating the beauties
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When we consider the amount of rain that falls in Idukki, we might call it “rain’s own kingdom.” A torrential rainstorm transformed into streams and cascades that glistened among the beautiful greens of the mountainsides. The Western Ghats’ lush trees are concealed by falling showers, which mesmerise visitors. There are numerous waterfalls. Attukal, Chellarkoil, Nyayamkadu,
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The Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary is a perfect example of how Kerala’s Idukki district is one of the most naturally endowed areas. Idukki’s wildlife reserves have traditionally been among the most popular tourist destinations. Because the territory is densely forested, there is a good chance of seeing animals when on a waterfall trip, driving down the
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Idukki is one of Kerala’s most scenic spots for seeing nature in its purest form. Idukki never fails to impress visitors with its lush green mountains and gorgeous dams. It is also home to Anamudi, India’s tallest peak. The dams in Idukki district are one of the district’s most impressive characteristics. Let’s have a look
Idukki, a landlocked region, is one of Kerala’s most natural locations. Idukki is a picturesque hill station and one of Kerala’s most beautiful districts. Three main rivers – Periyar, Thalayar, and Thodupuzhayar – and their tributaries — girdle high hills and wooded valleys. The Pamba River has its source here as well. Idukki is a
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