Wonderful place to touch the skies and have a real bird’s eye view of western ghats and the Tamil Nadu Theni side.Opportunity to see and feel the wind farm on a hill top and get carried away by the wind and the ambience.
Anayirangal Dam is one of the most scenic destinations in Munnar region. The dam and the lake are visited by a lot of tourists who love to enjoy the scenic beauty of high ranges to its best.
Anayirangal area is enriched with so many attractions. The journey through the beautiful tea gardens at Lockhart estate and the rock roads at Gap gives immense pleasure to your eyes. There are tea estates on either side of the road, one side beautiful valley with tea estates in different levels and the other side is hill with tea estates. There you have to go through nice thick forest on both sides of the road. You see trees with huge trunks on both sides of the road.
Cool, green hills and the fresh mountain air make Ramakkalmedu an enchanting retreat. The place gets its name from the impressions of the feet found on the rock surface here, which is believed to be of Rama, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, as told in the Indian epic Ramayana.
Located in Idukki district of Kerala, Ramakkalmedu is about 40 km from Thekkady, which is one of the popular wildlife destinations in Kerala. The captivating hills of Ramakkalmedu in the Western Ghats, which is about 16 km from Nedumkandam.Let us now explore some of the options in and around Munnar that would provide travellers with ample opportunities to enjoy the captivating hill station of Munnar. Meesappulimala - a destination for the highly adventurous is the second highest peak in the Western Ghats and a trekking trail via Rhodo Valley.
Travel a distance of 24 km from Munnar via Mattupetty through Aruvikkad estate and you will reach the base camp of Meesappulimala. The journey from base camp to Rhodo Valley is in the jeep and is 4 km and is the last point accessible by any four wheelers. En route you can see the Pandava cave.