Idukki

Idukki, second largest district in Indian state of Kerala, has 97 percent of its area covered by rugged mountains and forests. Blessed generously by Mother Nature, Idukki offers diverse attractions like hill stations, mountains treks, sanctuaries and spice plantation centre. Three main rivers- Udumbanchola, Devikulam and Peerumedu flows across the district, which is estimated to produce 66% of electricity in Kerala. The wildlife sanctuary located in this place is a paradise for photographers and nature lovers. There are plenty of opportunities or delights for the eyes of travelers.

Idukki district have many things that have magical charm to the eyes. It includes the velvety green landscape, early morning dew drops, and the mist clouds on the hills. Apart from this natural beauty, there are many prime attractions in Idukki. Munnar, the pristine nature has been left untouched and earned name and fame in the tourism industry. In Devikulam, the gorgeous hill station, one can easily find cool and crisp mountain air heavily laden with fragrance of wild flowers and herbs.

Browse the Idukki map to enjoy the waterfalls, hills, wildlife sanctuaries and dams. The sheer beauty of Kuthumkal waterfalls not only presents a picturesque view of the water but have also allures thousands of visitors every year. Observatory hills, wildlife sanctuaries, dams and other places attract visitors and add lot of fun and excitement to their trip. Idukki hotels make a good provision of accommodation for them thus catering their needs on the basis of their budgets.