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This is one of the 14 districts in Kerala, God's own country, and is considered its largest district. It is a natural haven with scenic places including waterfalls, national parks, dams, architecture and more and things to do in Idukki.
The best time to go Idukki is during the months of October and February, in the winter season. The weather at this time is pleasant and cool, making sightseeing and exploring convenient and enjoyable.
If not, you can go from March to May also, but the weather will be a bit warmer. You can still explore and go sightseeing.
There are many tourist attractions that make this place one of the top tourist destinations in Kerala.
This is a famous spice plantation, also serving as a picnic spot for tourists. Along with exploring the lush plantations and greenery, there are boating expeditions as well.
This is an architectural wonder that connects Kurathi and Kuravan Hills. This dam is 554 ft tall and is the first arch dam in Asia and the second in the world. The rugged terrain provides a scenic backdrop for the dam.
This is a quaint village in the district that is home to some of the beautiful cascading waterfalls like Aruvikkuzhi and also to Ottakathalamedu and Chellarkovil. This is also famous for its spice plantations.
This tourist spot overlooks the Idukki and Cheruthoni Dams and offers mesmerising views. This natural habitat with lush greenery, biodiversity and serene vibes makes it a hit amongst the tourists.
If you are wondering how to reach Idukki, here are the means of transport you can take:
The nearest airport is Cochin International Airport, so you can fly to Cochin and take a bus or taxi from there to Idukki. If you are travelling by train, you have to get down at Kottayam, and then take a bus or taxi. The city is well connected via roadways so buses, taxis and personal vehicles are the easiest ways to reach the major cities of Kerala.
Head to the nearby cities in Idukki as mentioned below:
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Mattupetty Dam, Cheeyarappa Falls, Kalvari Mount | |
Best Time to Visit in Idukki | October to February |
Idukki is famous for | Religious ,Shopping ,Foodie Hotspots |
What are the best places to visit in Idukki?
The most loved attractions in Idukki are Ayyapancoil Hanging Bridge, Chathurangapara Viewpoint and Kalvari Mount.
How is the weather of Idukki in peak season?
The weather of Idukki in peak season is delightful weather, clear skies and cool breezes. It means you can easily plan a trip in this season for maximum fun during this season.
What are the popular things to explore in Idukki?
The most loved tourist places to explore in Idukki are Ayyapancoil Hanging Bridge, Chathurangapara Viewpoint and Kalvari Mount. You will have an amazing time exploring these places and come back home with a bag full of memories.