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Very scenic.
Hilltop rock shelters near Ambalavayal with Neolithic carvings, reached by a 1.5 km climb.
archaeological site
Museum in Ambalavayal, Wayanad district, Kerala, India
church in Kerala, India
13th to 14th-century Jain temple
Vavul Mala is a peak in the Western Ghats in the Vellarimala range. It towers to a height of 2,339m. The peak is accessible via an 11 km-long trek. The trek route passes through multi-tiered forest canopies that often completely hide the sky.
The name literally translates to "mist-capped peaks", the name perfectly captures the ethereal silvery mist formed by water splashing down the rocky slopes. The waterfall originates from the Chalippuzha River, which is formed by two mountain streams, and divides into three beauti
A very famous Jain temple dedicated to Anantnath Swami. It is a large temple complex, built in Dravidan-Hoysala style. Tipu Sultan used this temple as an ammunitions storage and stationed a large battery of arms and ammunitions inside this temple, which resulted in naming the cit
1953 hydro-electric dam and reservoir about 10 km from Munnar, popular for boating.
Large earthen dam (1979) on a Kabini tributary below Banasura Hill, with speedboats and a garden.
Natural freshwater lake near Vythiri with pedal and row boats.
Tiny mangrove bird sanctuary behind the High Court in central Kochi.
Long golden beach on Vypin island, about 31 km from Ernakulam, where lagoon and sea lie close together.
diversion dam in Kerala, India
dam in Kerala, India
diversion dam in Kerala, India