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Vandiperiyar is a beautiful small town located in Idukki district. This area is located at an altitude of 2743 feet above sea level. The prominent river Periyar is the main source of water in this place. The main source of income for the residents of this village is the production of spices, herbs and tea, […]
Beautiful views on the Pala Vandiperiyar road. It takes 1 hours, 37 minutes to travel from Pala to Vandiperiyar. Approximate driving distance between Pala and Vandiperiyar is 81 kms. The distance is 81 km from Pala, Erattupetta, Kanjirapally, Mudakayam, Kuttikkanam, Peermede, and Vandiperiyar. Pala rests calmly on the banks of Meenachil river, on the lap […]
Vandeperiyar is a quaint, little town in Idukki District, Kerala, 18km from Thekkady. Vandeperiyar hilly town has been a delight for travellers who enjoy exploring plantations and spice farms. With the enchanting River Periyar flowing through, Vandiperiyar is famous for the cultivation of spices, herbs and its breathtaking natural terrain. Nature lovers can explore the […]
Mullayar Estate. One can take a truck from Chottupara to Mullayar Estate via Vandiperiyar-Kumali route. Immersed in the beauty of forest, a short trek to the birds singing. After an hour’s trek to the other side of the estate, you can see the magnificent view of Kumali, which is bathed in forest . Towards the […]
Vandiperiyar is a town in Idukki district in the Indian state of Kerala. Vandiperiyar is rich in tea plantations and is a very popular tourist destination for spices. The Vandiperiyar River is located on the banks of the Periyar River. Ayyappankovil of Vandiperiyar is famous all over.
Idukki, the God’s own land in God’s own country, it is the only district of tourism which cheers up and provides information to the eyes, ears and mind. Idukki is one of the districts that, along with the heavenly place of Munnar, has 3 or 4 national parks, numerous waterfalls and has achieved great heights […]
