Attappadi Valley

Attappadi Valley is a beautiful region in Palakkad, Kerala that is full of diverse wildlife and lush greenery. It is a great destination for eco-tourism activities such as bird watching, trekking, and rafting. The region is also home to many tribal communities and provides an opportunity to experience their culture and traditions. Attappadi Valley is known for its spectacular views of the Western Ghats, the Sholayar Dam, and the Nelliyampathy Hills. In addition, the region has many waterfalls, such as the Siruvani Waterfalls and the Meenvallam Waterfalls. There are many bird species here, as well as elephants, tigers, and wild boars.

One of many reserved forests and protected forests in Kerala, Attappadi Reserve Forest covers 249 km of land in the westernmost part of Mannarkkad Taluk of the Attappadi block.

Attappadi  Reserve Forest is a great destination for eco-tourism, with its rich biodiversity and beautiful landscape. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as trekking, bird watching, and jungle safaris. It is a great opportunity to appreciate nature in its full glory.

The nearest attractions to Attappadi  Reserve Forest include the Silent Valley National Park, Malampuzha Dam, and Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary. All of these locations offer stunning views and a variety of activities to enjoy.