By 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 Government Agricultural Farm and the Flower Garden other than exploring the expansive coffee and tea plantations in the region, a major source of income for the locals. This industrious town also has a number of tea factories that offer guided tours. A major spice trading centre, Kumily is situated in the Cardamom Hills in Idukki district of Kerala. Kumily boasts of lush greenery, waterfalls, spice gardens and wildlife reserves. The town is located close to other tourist destinations in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The main tourist attraction in Kumily is its spice market. Periyar Wildlife and Tiger Sanctuary and pilgrimage centre of Sabarimala are tourist attractions in Kumily. Shopping in Kumily is one of the most important tourist things to do in Kumily. Besides spices, things to buy include jute and bamboo products, traditional pickles of Kerala and traditional handlooms of Kerala.The Periyar Wildlife and Tiger Sanctuary is one of the finest wildlife reserves in India known for its rich variety of flora and fauna. The high range town offers several avenues for adventure activities. The best time to visit Kumily is during the month of November to May. There are several restaurants in the town. Most restaurants are multi-cuisine and serve local, Chinese, seafood, Italian cuisine.
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