Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary Kerala About Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary The Waynad Wildlife Sanctuary in the southern Indian state of Kerala is a must for tourists looking forward to experience a bit of wilderness during their travel in Kerala. A part of the Waynad Plateau, this wildlife park in Kerala is famous for its tigers and leopards along with the other wildlife that one can find during holidays in Waynad. The Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary comprises two districts of Kerala i.e. in the north;... read more »

SILENT VALLEY NATIONAL PARK ,KERALA Area      89 sq km Altitude     658 - 2,383 metre above sea level Maximum Temperature     39°C Minimum Temperature     20.4°C Language    Malayalam, English Best time to visit    September to March STD Code     04924 (Mannarghat) INTRODUCTION TO SILENT VALLEY: Located in the Kundali Hills of the Western Ghats, the Silent Valley National Park holds a valuable reserve of rare plants and herbs. The park is rich in its wildlife,... read more »

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary , Kerala Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, situated on the banks of the Vembanand Lake is known for its varied avian population. Local varieties such as waterfowls, cuckoos and owls, as well as the migratory Siberian Cranes can be viewed here. The Kumarakom Tourist Complex, sprawling over 101 acres of enchanting wooded land and lake, was built around the 50-year-old 'Baker's Mansion', which was earlier a small hotel run by the Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC). Now... read more »

Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary Kerala The Idukki wildlife sanctuary is located about 40 km from Thodupuzha in the Idukki district of Kerala. It is one of the important tourist attractions in Kerala. The Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over an area of about 77 sq km in the Thodupuzha and Udumpanchola taluks of Idukki district. The Idukki sanctuary is located in the forest land between the Cheruthoni river and the Periyar river. There is a beautiful lake around the Idukki sanctuary, surrounded by... read more »

Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary The Western Ghats on its east and the Malabar Coast on its west, adorned with the emerald backwaters and exotic spice plantations, Kerala is blessed with a riotous variety of flora and fauna. Topped up with indigenous traditional cultural practices and art forms, Kerala is increasingly gaining momentum as a popular tourist destination all over the world. Showered with an eternal sunshine, Kerala- God's own country is all nature lovers' paradise. The lush tropical evergreen... read more »

Shendurni Wildlife Sanctuary , Kerala The Shendurni wildlife sanctuary is a preferred wildlife destination for the tourists. Located at a distance of only 70 kilometers from Kollam, on the Kollam-Shencotta road, the Shendurni Wildlife Sanctuary is a majestic place where the tourists can see nature at its best. It is a place where the rare species of the forest life reside under the secured cover of thick greenery. Shendurni Wildlife Sanctuary – Introduction The Shenduruny wildlife sanctuary... read more »

Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary Kerala Kerala reserves its own attraction for tourists all over the world. Its wildlife sanctuaries hold special attraction though. Covered with a thick growth of dense forests it is a haven for the wildlife and rare avian species. If this winter you are planning a trip to Kerala, don’t miss its Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary. The Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary is the place to be for wildlife lovers and nature gazers. Nestled in the southeastern part of the Western Ghats,... read more »