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                     Discover These Top Idukki 
Tourist Places To Make Your Trip 
Memorable In 2020
 
Nature in all its glory at Idukki
HIGHLIGHTS: Beauty of pristine nature is seen in its fullest glory at Munnar, Thekkady and Wagamon. Koottar, a small hamlet, is blessed with a waterfall which is a tributary of the Periyar.
Idukki Arch Dam
The Idukki Arch dam is recognized 
as the first in Asia and the world’s 
second largest arch dam spreading 
over a height of 550ft. The dam 
was constructed over the Periyar 
River and between two mountains. 
The dam makes a lot of the 
electricity of the entire state. 
Visitors must visit this monumental 
dam that has gathered worldwide 
praise and applaud.
Thoommankuthu Falls
Thommankuthu Falls has been 
named after a person called 
Thomman who fell into the 
waterfall while trying to cross 
the river. The waterfall is 
recognized as the seven-step 
waterfall because it has seven 
water cascades and pools. The 
whole area has a number of 
caves and rocks that are 
considered as countless spots of 
adventure activities like rock 
climbing and camping.
Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary
The Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary is 
spread over 77 sq.km and has 
three dams, namely 
Cheruthoni, Idukki, and 
Kulamanu, forming a reservoir. 
The sanctuary is home to a 
variety of rare flora and fauna 
including the famous elephants 
of Kerala. The sanctuary is a 
must-visit for tourists wanting 
to see nature at its best.
Hill View Park
The high area provides a 
panoramic view of the 
area below where 
elephants can be seen in 
their natural habitat. The 
park is located next to 
the Idukki arch dam and 
the Cheruthony dam. The 
complex also has a 
natural water body which 
has boating amenities as 
well as an herbal garden 
and a children’s 
playground.
Nadukani
Nadukani is the stunning 
place for a small picnic in 
the day. The area is on a 
hilltop that offers a sight of 
the area below and nearby 
districts. There is a two 
storied pavilion as well that 
makes it calmer to take in 
the view and adore a meal 
out in the open.
Thattekad Bird Sanctuary
Thattekad Bird Sanctuary was 
recognized by a renowned 
ornithologist and is home to 500 
different species of rare and 
endangered birds. The sanctuary is 
situated inside dense forests and 
evergreen trees that spread over 25 
sq.km. The branches of the Periyar 
river flows through the area and 
delivers water for the animals and 
birds. It is a most chanceless place to 
visit to see animals like leopards, 
bears and porcupines as well as the 
birds.
Kalvari Mount
The Kalvari or the Calvary 
Mount is situated on the way to 
Kattappana and is on a 
mountain top that offers a 
beautiful view of the Idukki 
reservoir and villages down 
below. The sight is breath-taking 
as one can also spot elephants 
in the forests and tea gardens 
on the periphery. The view point 
that this place offers are a must 
visit.
Idukki is a small stunning place that has been untouched 
by the commercial tourism sector and therefore provides 
the kind of luxurious experience that one can get from 
staying as near to nature as possible. The place yet to be 
discovered and that is why it makes an attractive place 
for a family vacation or even a honeymoon. The serenity 
of the place is simply out of the world and the natural 
waterfalls and man-made dams make the perfect 
combination for you to experience. Idukki district of 
Kerala has a lot to offer and is waiting to be exposed by 
you. If you want to visit whole Kerala then book the best 
Kerala group tour packages. They will take care of all 
your travels. Experience the beauty of Idukki.