Parambikulam Tiger Sanctuary is the jewel of Kerala. If you go once, it will call you again. Stunning water views. … Solitude on Elephant Island. Accommodations in the forest. Accommodations in the forest… There is so much to say about Parambikulam. Parambikulam is the most protected forest area in the Western Ghats. That’s why there are so many views. A favorite tourist destination, Parambikulam is one of the rare sanctuaries where you can see many wild animals up close.
Parambikulam is set apart from other tiger sanctuaries by the beauty of the forest, which is home to Kannimara teak, the main Asian teak, dams and wildlife. A 40-km stretch of Parambikulam associated with adivasi uras is used for eco-friendly tourism. From Anamala Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu to Parambikulam Tiger Reserve in all parts of the country there are Spotted Deer, Deer, Wild Buffalo (Indian Gore), Elephant etc.
The tramways used for transportation and travel during the British rule, their remains and pictures will provide enjoyment as well as knowledge.
Parambikulam also has the facility to see wild animals up close. There are safaris where tourists are taken in a forest department vehicle.
The forest department has also introduced special packages including accommodation for those who come with their families. Information center is functioning at Anappadi for booking. There are guides from tribal groups such as Kadar, Malayar, Malamalasar and Mutuanmar who are trained to provide information. Alcohol and plastic are completely prohibited.
“Kannimarathek” 48.5 meters high, 6.57 meters in circumference and more than 450 years old, this teak is the pride of our country. This teak tree has won the Mahavriksha award of the Government of India.
How to Reach
From Palakkad, via Pudunanagar-Meenakshipuram, reach Ambrampalayam Sungam and reach Sethumada. You can reach Parampikulam via Topslip via Anamala Tiger Sanctuary after crossing the Sethumada Tamil Nadu Check Post. Those coming from Thrissur side can go to Sethumada via Vadakancheri-Nenmara-Kollangot-Govindapuram route. … The distance from Palakkad is 91 km. Two and a half hour drive.
Find out all the accommodation facilities in Parambikulam, which was declared a tiger sanctuary in 2009. The most beautiful accommodation in Parambikulam, or indeed Kerala, is in the house. Parambikulam is home to an island in the water body. The charm of spending a solitary stay in a well-enclosed house surrounded by bamboo and sandalwood. Paddle a bamboo raft with your loved ones to the island where elephants swim. Fall asleep listening only to the sounds of the forest at night. Don’t you feel like leaving when you know that you will reach here by rowing a raft for one and a half hours?
Stay at TENT
You can spend the night in these tents on a nice green lawn under the big trees. Deer and peacock are regular visitors to these places. Tent package includes food and jungle safari. A family can’t get such a good facility to live safely in the forest. These tents are suitable for children to roam around, observe wild animals and birds, and for adults to indulge in reading and writing undisturbed.
If you want more privacy, you can opt for the treetop loft. On the way to Thunakadav Dam, a quaint hut has been arranged above the teak trees next to the water body. From the balcony you can see the calm water. If you wait, you can hear the music of the forest. This hut is inhabited.
There is also a small island for you. That is Peruvari Island Nest. It takes half an hour to paddle there. It is attractive that it is only six thousand rupees for four people. Walking along the bamboo walkway from the island and enjoying the beauty of the water in the evening is an unforgettable experience.
Bamboo rafts are used for boating here as long straight water rafts made of large bamboos and mechanized boats pollute the water body. Let’s travel with four oarsmen soaking up the beauty of the forest. In the distance, you can see the small ponds that sink and float during the rainy season. Looking out from the raft, the lush green meadows, small hills, and the snow-covered mountains below were beautiful sights.
There are no signs of God’s Own Country or concrete heritage complexes to beckon tourists. All there is is the smoke of the fog, the cold wind blowing, the lush green to feast the eyes and the shade of the big trees. Therefore, the forest has no sky in many places. But once in a while on a secluded island and tents where peacocks and deer are in sight.
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