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District: Idukki, Kerala
Altitude: ~900 m above sea level
Distance from Kochi: ~165 km
Distance from Alleppey: ~140 km
Distance from Munnar: ~90 km
Thekkady is home to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, one of India’s most famous wildlife reserves.
It’s a paradise for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photographers — where you can spot elephants, deer, bison, and sometimes even tigers roaming freely in the forests.
Spread over 925 sq. km of forest.
Famous for elephant herds, tigers, sambar deer, wild boars, and birds.
The Periyar Lake inside the sanctuary is perfect for a boat safari — you can see wild animals coming to drink water on the banks.
Activities include:
Jungle treks
Bamboo rafting
Nature walks
Night patrols (for adventure lovers)
An artificial lake formed by the Mullaperiyar Dam.
The calm waters surrounded by dense forest make it one of the most scenic spots in Kerala.
Boat rides are the best way to enjoy wildlife and landscapes.
Thekkady is known as Kerala’s spice capital 🌿
Visit plantations growing cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg.
Many farms offer guided spice tours where you can see and smell the spices being cultivated.
A popular spot where you can interact with elephants — feed them, bathe them, and learn about their life (ethical elephant experiences recommended).
A scenic viewpoint surrounded by cardamom and coffee plantations.
Great for short walks and photos.
A hidden gem near the Kerala–Tamil Nadu border, known for streams, hills, and lush greenery.
Ideal for picnics and photography.
Offers panoramic views of the plains of Tamil Nadu.
Best visited during sunrise or sunset.
Ancient stone temple located inside the forest (accessible with forest permission).
Beautiful trekking route and great views from the hilltop.
Secure your spot for an unforgettable nature adventure now!
