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A quaint little hamlet located on the banks of river Bharatpuzha, Ottapalam is one of the most serene and tranquil places to visit in Palakkad. The virgin environs paired with untouched natural beauty make for an idyllic getaway for weary travellers. The palm trees swaying against azure waters, clear blue skies, the wind humming along with the woods, and the leaves rustling in the breeze – all of this makes Ottapalam a lovely and soothing place to be in. Photography enthusiasts can click stunning shots of the natural splendour sprinkled around. Distance:  33.3 km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  No timing restrictions. Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

Spread over an area of nearly 400 square meters, the wildlife sanctuary is one of the most famous Palakkad tourist places for its Wild Tiger Reserve. Wildlife enthusiasts and thrill seekers will find it perfect to spend a day among the plethora of flora and fauna of the sanctuary along with the large population of royal Bengal tigers housed here. Set against the backdrop of Anaimalai Hills and Nelliampathy Hills, the sanctuary is a heaven for nature lovers. Distance:  14.7km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  7 AM to 4 PM Entry Fees:  INR 50 for light vehicle, INR 150 for the heavy vehicle.

Vadakkanthara Temple

Just 2 kms from Palakkad railway station is the beautiful temple of Vadakkanthara, one of the most important Palakkad tourist places. The temple complex is dedicated to the worship of Devi, a revered form of Kannagi. It holds a special place in the hearts of Hindu devotees and followers of the Devi. The Pooja time is considered extremely sacred and the temple complex is thronged by tourists whenever the aarti is held. At the end of the aarti, in the evening, gorgeous fireworks are set as per tradition. The building itself is beautifully and intricately decorated with captivating wooden carvings and is a sight to behold. Distance:   2.4km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  4 AM to 10 AM, 5 PM to 8.30 PM Entry Fees: No entry fee.

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Palakkad Fort

One of the most historically important Palakkad tourist places is the Palakkad fort or Tipu’s fort. Spend a day celebrating picnic in the sprawling green grounds of the fort with your family and enjoy looking at the various statues in the complex. Or go for a morning or evening jog on the running track running along the moat surrounding the fort. History aficionados can spend a few hours enjoying the museum located within the grounds admiring the renovation of the fort by Archaeological Survey of India. Architecture buffs are attracted to the fort for its beautiful French style construction. Distance:  1.8km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  8 AM to 6 PM Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

Kanjirapuzha

Nestled 13 kms from Mannarkkad is the little hamlet of Kanjipurzha famous among tourists for the majestic dam of the same name. With a catchment area of over 7000 hectares, the dam is an idyllic getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday city life. The dense forests of Vettolachola and the rolling green hills of Vakkodan also make Kanjirapuzha a perfect place to calm your frayed nerves and salve your weary soul. The vantage point of the dam offers breathtaking views of the valley. The gardens adjacent to the dam also offer a stunning collection of vibrant flowers. Distance:  34.4km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  No timing restrictions Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

Dhoni Waterfalls

If you are an adrenaline junkie looking for a thrill-inducing trek into the heart of God’s own country, the trail to Dhoni waterfalls is the place for you. Enjoy the three-hour trek through the lush green forests to reach the falls. The trail up the hills fills one with a sense of wonder and calmness – the greenery, the leaves rustling, the wind humming. And once you reach the falls, the mesmerizing view of turquoise waters will make it impossible to tear your eyes away from it. You can spend a perfect day of picnic near the falls. Distance:  12.4km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  9.30 AM to 5 PM, every day Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

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Malampuzha Garden

The beautifully designed gardens of Malampuzha are one of the most attractive Palakkad tourist places. Lush green lawns that are paired with well laid out flower beds full of vibrant and bright colours, the abundance of majestic fountains and artistically designed sculptures make for an idyllic escape from city life. The pollution fee environs will make it impossible for you to leave the place. The gardens also feature gorgeous swimming pools where you can go for a leisurely swim. The canal that runs through the centre of the gardens lends a surreal quality to the place. Distance:  9.8km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  9 AM to 8 PM, every day Entry Fees:  Rs. 25 per adult and Rs. 10 per child (3 to 12 years).

Malampuzha Dam

Located at the foothills of the majestic Western Ghats, the Malampuzha Dam is the largest reservoir in Kerala located near Palakkad. It is the perfect place to spend a day with your family walking around in the lush green gardens around and soaking in the untouched natural beauty of the place. The dam is a towering 2249 meters high and the backdrop of rocky-mountains with null vegetation rising above and behind make for an awe-inspiring sight. The amusement park around the dam will keep your kids occupied while you enjoy the raw beauty of the place around. Distance:  9.6km from Palakkad bus stand.  Timings:  9 AM to 8 PM Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

Meenvallam Waterfalls

Located just 34 km from Palakkad, the meenvallam waterfalls are one of the most beautiful Palakkad tourist places. Waterfalls forcefully from a towering height of 45 meters and strikes against the rocks below, creating a mesmerizing sight. The area is protected by the Palakkad Forest Division and the untouched environs create provide a surreal experience. Distance:  26.3km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  9 AM to 5 PM, every day Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

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Jain Temple

The Jain temple made of beautiful granite stones and featuring images of the Jain Tirthankaras and Yakshinis. Cultural buffs will find the place a delight to visit because it is one of the few temples in India where remains of Jain religion can still be found. The calm environs of the temple offer a getaway from the worries of everyday routine life. Distance: 3.0km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  7 AM – 10.30 PM & 5 PM – 7 PM Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple

Protected by magnificently decorated huge stone walls and featuring two goddesses as its presiding deity, the Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple is the sight to behold and one of the most unique Palakkad tourist places. The temple complex also features roofs clad with beautiful copper sheathing that glimmer in the moonlight and lend a surreal quality to the entire complex. Distance:   7.0km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  5:30 AM - 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

Rock Garden

The rock garden inside the premises of Malampuzha gardens and near Malampuzha dam is one of the most interesting Palakkad tourist places. The garden is a tourist hotbed for featuring artwork made of made of waste materials such as used plastic bottles and cans, waste pieces of Tiles, Granites, Stones, Electricity Fuse Carriers, Power Insulators, Broken Bangles, Melamine Dishware, etc. The scenic and picturesque beauty of the gardens is also famous among nature lovers. Distance:  10.8km from Palakkad bus stand Timings:  10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Entry Fees:  Rs. 10 per adult and Rs. 3 per child (below 12 years). With camera. Rs. 20 for Still Camera and Rs. 50 for Video Camera.

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Silent Valley National Park

Known for its eerie silence that will make you hear and see things you are not sure of, The Silent Valley National Park is one of the most curious Palakkad tourist places. The untouched environs of the valley attract tourists every year to witness the cicadas rustling with the wind. The valley is an epitome of tranquillity and stands to provide a perfect escape from the humdrum of concrete jungles and everyday city life. The diverse flora and fauna and booming ecosystem make it a truly idyllic holiday destination. Distance:   56.6 km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  6.45 AM to 2.45 PM Entry Fees:  The entry fee of silent valley national park is Rs. 25.0 per person for the still camera, 1600.0 per jeep, and Rs. 200.0 per person for a video camera.

Considered as one of the biggest tribal settlements in God’s own country, Attappadi is a quaint little town in the hills and one of the most beautiful and one-of-its-kind Palakkad tourist places. The village is under government protection and the unique setting is one of the most picturesque places to spend a day with your family. Distance:  60.7km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  No timing restrictions Entry Fees:  No entry fees.

Kollengode Palace

Encircled by beautiful and majestic Nelliyampathy Hills, the Kollengode palace is a beautiful hotel that offers its guests the best in hospitality and the perfect place to retreat from everyday life. Relax in the midst of lush green environs and enjoy the deep cleansing Ayurvedic treatments offered by the hotel. The paddy fields surrounding the hotel stretch as far as the eye can see and make the setting truly mesmerizing. Distance:  23.0km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  No timing restrictions Entry Fees:  No entry fees.

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Mangalam Dam

Surrounded by lush green forests and offering eye-pleasing views of the scenery around, the Mangalam dam is one of the most gorgeous Palakkad tourist places. The diverse variety of flora and fauna make the place an attractive spot for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Spend a day celebrating a picnic with your family or take a boat ride in the reservoir. The secluded area is a perfect getaway destination for weary travellers. Distance:   38.6km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  10 AM to 7 PM, every day Entry Fees:  No entry fee. Click Here To Book:  Lotus Mega Yacht Dinner Cruise

Fantasy park

Kerala’s very first premier amusement park, this is one of the best tourist places in Palakkad. With a state-of-the-art water park, dry park and planetarium this place has all the right essential’s for the big and the small alike to have fun. With features like wave pools, gravity-defying water tubes, and world-class rides this place, by all means, is worth a visit. The fantasy park is also very famous for their excellent food court which is sure to satiate your taste buds. Not only is this place the right blend of fun but is also sure to leave you mesmerized with its features like space science and technology. It is without a doubt a paradise for fun lovers, adventure and experience seekers. Location: It is located at the Malampuzha in Palakkad. Timings: It is open all days of the week from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Prices: -Rs.600 for adults -Rs.450for children -Rs.400 for senior citizens. For a group of 20 or above, one can avail discounts. Recommended Read:   Things To Do In Singapore At Night

Pothundi Dam

An engineering marvel by all means the pothundi dam is one of the oldest dams in india.  With the core wall made of quicklime and jaggery, this dam built across river Padipuzha and river Meenichiladipuzha is a reservoir that expands over an area of 30 square kilometres. The Pothundi dam is also the main source of irrigation for the paddy fields in all the adjacent areas. Constructed in the 18th century this place, by all means, offers one of the most spectacular views of the Western Ghats. One of the best places to visit in Palakkad, this destination is sure to leave you spellbound and make you fall in love with its extraordinary location, serenity and with the perfect view of the hills and the water. Location: This place is  a 42 km drive from the Palakkad city. Timings: It is open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Checkout Best Deals On:  Efteling Park Tickets

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Nelliyampathy

A precious jewel  of not just the state of Kerala but  all of South India, Nelliyampahty,, by all means, a tourist's paradise.  Blessed with tea, coffee, pepper and orange plantations, this place with its deep forests, breathtaking natural views, waterfalls are definitely among one of the most beautiful and best places to visit in Palakkad. This hill station is a great place for not just the nature lover in you but also for the adventure with their activities like trekking, jeep safari, bird and animal watching etc. Location: It is 75 km from the Palakkad city.  it is located in the palakkad district. Book Now:  Leaning Tower Of Pisa Tickets

Siruvani Dam

It is, by all means, one of the most amazing and exceptional places located in the thick forests of the Palakkad district of the Kerala state. With the Siruvani Reservoir being the main source of drinking water to the city of Coimbatore, the water of this place is especially famous for its sweetness. Surrounded by the Muthikulam hills, this is among one of the best places in Palakkad that you don't want to miss out on. The enchanting scenic beauty and the deadly combination of hills and water is sure to leave your worries and tensions behind and  help you to connect with not just nature but also with yourself. Location: It is 47kms from the Palakkad city. Best Deals On:  Arc De Triomphe Tickets

Seethargundu Viewpoint

One of the most beautiful Palakkad tourist places is the Seethargundu Viewpoint where nature is found in its sheer naked form. The place is the epitome of natural brilliance and you will find yourself transported to an entirely different world here. The spectacular view of deep green forests, azure waterfalls and western ghats in the backdrop make for an excellent sight to capture with your camera if you are a photography lover. Take a relaxing walk around with your partner and make memories that will stay with you for a lifetime. Or take your family along and spend an afternoon celebrating picnic in the lush green surroundings. Distance:  56.1km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  No timing restriction Entry Fees:  No entry fee. Recommended Read:  Things To Do In London

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Chittur Kavu Devi Temple

Situated in the Chittur municipality of the Palakkad town, this is one of the most famous temples of Durga Devi and one of the best places to visit in palakkad. Celebrating the history of victory in a war, this temple is home to thousands of devotees who credit the big historic win to this temple. This temple is also very famous for its annual festivities where there are mock wars and fights, men wearing buffalo masks engaged in tribute battles etc. If you are looking for a place which is just the right amalgamation of colours, history, values and beliefs then this is without a doubt the right destination for you.  This place with its historical as well as religious significance is sure to leave you with many wonderful memories. Location: It is 6kms from the Palakkad railway station. Besttime to visit: -In normal days, the temple opens only on Tuesdays and Fridays -During Navratri is open for all 9 days and -On all of 31 days in the Malayalam month of Karkidakam(July  / August ).

Kalpathy Heritage Village

One of the most well-preserved places to visit in Palakkad is the little village called Kalpathy which has been declared as a Heritage Village by the Government of India. Cultural enthusiasts will find a treat to visit the place – dive into the centuries-old Brahmin culture and traditions. The place is a perfect escape from hustle and bustle of city life. The village is perfectly frozen in time with women clad in nine-inch sarees, and priests chanting mantras in Sanskrit. You can also enjoy the Kalpathy There or chariot festival in the village. Distance:  Kalpathy, Palakkad Timings:  7 AM to 7 PM Entry Fees:  No entry fees.

Kava View Point

One of the most scenic places to visit in Palakkad is the viewpoint located behind the Malampuzha dam, the Kava. The spot offers an unforgettable and picturesque view of all the natural splendour around – tall green trees swaying softly in the wind, pristine blue waters that make you feel as if you are on a seashore, and the cool breeze on your face that reminds you of your roots to nature. Tranquillity and serenity will be your best friends here. Travellers looking to spend a day just chilling in peaceful environs will find themselves at home. And if you are a photographer, you will find stunning shots waiting to be captured at every turn. Distance:  16.6km from Palakkad bus stand. Timings:  No timing restrictions Entry Fees:  No entry fee.

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Palakkad Top Attractions

Famously known as the Tipu Fort, Palakkad Fort, is situated right in the centre of Palakkad and is considered one of most well-preserved tourist sites in Kerala. Tucked away in the foothills of the majestic Sahayadri mountain range, the fort is a classical beauty situated among dense green forests and serpentine, cascading rivers cutting among the woods. Having served as a military base in the past, the fort is now under the protection of Archaeological Survey of India. It was built by Hyder Ali of Mysore in 1766 and later taken over and modified by the British in 1790. It is named after Hyder Ali’s son, the infamous Tipu Sultan. The fort holds a special place in the hearts of history aficionados and cultural buffs because of its importance in the history of the subcontinent and the struggle for India’s independence.Spread over a massive 60,702 square meters, the grounds are an awe-inspiring sight to behold. The fort is also famous among architecture students because of its unique amalgamation of French craftsmanship and traditional Indian style. The grounds of the fort served as a stable of horses and elephants of Tipu Sultan’s army in the bygone days and is now known as Kota Maidanam. Nowadays, it hosts public events like cricket matches, exhibitions, and gatherings. The huge grounds are an attractive spot for a picnic and taking strolls in the area.The grounds also host a museum of Archaeology which is a tourist hotbed and attracts hundreds of visitors every year. The museum showcases beautiful photographs of the fort in the before and after fashion. It is quite fascinating to watch the transformation of the place from a forgotten, dilapidated building to its present state bustling with visitors and showcasing gorgeous French architecture. The work done by ASI over the Palakkad fort is impressive in its own right and makes one stare around the place in wonder. A must visit place for anyone who is interested in architecture, history, and restoration of old buildings.The fort is surrounded by a beautiful moat that adds to the mystical quality of the place. Earlier, a drawbridge connected the fort to main grounds, but it has now been replaced by a permanent bridge. The jogging tracks running along the moat are extremely popular among tourists and locals for evening and morning runs. The square-shaped fort with its laterite walls is a sight to behold in itself and because of its beautifully landscaped structure, it is an ideal place for you enjoy a picnic with your friends and family.Looking to pay a visit to the famous fort, but worried about the best time to visit? Or if there are any other attractions in the area? Want to know the detailed history of the place? Where can you get some snacks around the area?Do not worry, you have landed at the right place. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about Palakkad fort along with detailed answers.What is the best time to visit Palakkad fort? Since the town is surrounded by land from all sides, the temperatures are higher than in areas next to the sea. The summers are uncomfortably hot. Mercury rises to extreme levels and visiting at this time would not be conducive. During the rainy season, the moisture in the air can be difficult to handle at best and plain unbearable at worst. Due to these reasons, it is best if you visit Palakkad Fort during the months of winter, that is November to March when temperatures are a pleasant 22 degrees and there is hardly any rain. Due to heavy tourist intake during the season, book your stay in advance to avoid hassles later on.What are the everyday timings?Palakkad fort is open all the days of the week. The fort opens at 8:00 AM every day and closes down at 6:00 PM.What is the entry fee?Generally, the entry to the fort is free for adults and children of all ages through the week, provided they are not carrying any photography materials. But for those of you looking to click stunning shots of the French-inspired architecture of the palace, or simply take some candid pictures of your friends and family against the lush backdrop of the fort, you can carry a camera at a meagre cost of INR 20. If you are looking to make a memorable video of your experience at the fort, you can pay a measly price of INR 50 and take in a video camera with you. Enjoy Palakkad Fort the way your heart desires without burning a hole in your pocket.Are there special timings on weekends?There are no changes in opening and closing timings of the Palakkad fort during weekends. The fort opens at 8:00 AM and closes at 6:00 PM like on the rest of the days of the week.What is the history of Palakkad fort?Palakkad Fort was built in 1766 AD. Very little facts are known about the early few years of the construction process. It is assumed it was constructed by the local king, Paliyath Achchan, who only became an independent monarch late in the 18th century. When he asked Hyder Ali to help him against an invasion, the latter took the opportunity to take possession of the Palakkad fort and the fort stayed under the rule of Mysore Sultans after that until 1790. That was when it was captured by Colonel Stuart, long after several backs and forth battles over the fort between the British and the Sultans. Under the British rule, the fort was renovated and used as an operation base till the mid 19th century. Later, it was converted into a Tehsil.The fort was forgotten until 2004 when the Archaeological Survey of India took it under its wing. The war memorial was a falling, dilapidated, damaged building when the ASI took over. It has undergone quite a mesmerizing journey of renovation under the same, and you can enjoy the history of the fort in the museum located within the grounds. History aficionados will find the rich history and diverse stories a captivating way of spending an afternoon in the museum.What are the main attractions in Palakkad fort?Surrounded by acres of paddy fields, and encircled by majestic mountains – the Palakkad Fort is truly a visual treat in itself for tourists all over. The main attraction here is nature in all its glory – rolling green hills, deep forests, humming rivers and tall deodar trees singing along in harmony. The fort also features Kota Maidanam – a place where cricket matches and public gatherings are held every year that attract locals and tourists alike. The museum housing various photographs of the place during its renovation stages holds a special place in the hearts of history lovers. The captivating French architecture with gracefully designed interiors is another huge selling point among architecture students. There is the Anjaneya temple inside that is also a much-visited site among tourists.Is photography allowed in Palakkad fort?It would be a shame not to capture the exquisite amalgamation of architectural intricacies of the Palakkad fort paired with sheer natural splendour scattered around with a camera. Capture truly dazzling shots with your camera at a small cost of INR 20 per person. Or if you want to make video montages of the picturesque vistas, you can carry a video camera by paying INR 50 only.What are the places to eat near Palakkad fort?Exhausted by walking around all day and want to grab a bite before you continue exploring the gorgeous grounds of the fort? There are numerous establishments to satisfy your hunger pangs around the area. Enjoy baked goods at London Bakes and Grills or relish in fine dining at Noorjahan. Chic cafes like Mani’s are also there to satisfy your caffeine pangs. No matter what cuisine you desire, you’ll find something to take care of your whims here.

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Top 10 Tourist Places In Palakkad For A One Day Trip

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Tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip are abundant, offering a perfect blend of history, nature and culture. Located in the southern state of Kerala, Palakkad is known for its serene landscapes, ancient temples, and historic monuments. If you’re planning a short getaway, here are some must-visit destinations in Palakkad for a fulfilling one-day trip.

Palakkad Fort Tourist Places In Palakkad

Tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip often start with a visit to the iconic Palakkad Fort. Built by Hyder Ali of Mysore in the 18th century, this well-preserved fort reflects the region’s history. The large stone walls, bastions, and moat offer a glimpse into the past. Don’t miss the ancient jail cells and the Hanuman temple within the premises.

• Location: Palakkad Town, Palakkad
• Best Time to Visit: October to March
• Point of Interest: Historic fort, cannons, prison cells
• Pricing: Entry is free

Malampuzha Dam and Gardens Tourist Places In Palakkad

For a refreshing experience among tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip, head to the Malampuzha Dam and Gardens. The lush gardens, well-manicured lawns, and a large reservoir make it a delightful spot for picnics. The dam’s view is breathtaking, and the amusement park provides entertainment for all ages.

• Location: Malampuzha, Palakkad
• Best Time to Visit: August to March
• Point of Interest: Dam, gardens, amusement park
• Pricing: INR 20 per person (entry), additional fees for amusement park rides

Palakkad Gap (Palghat Gap) Tourist Places In Palakkad

Among the most picturesque tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip, the Palakkad Gap offers stunning views of the Western Ghats. The cool breeze and panoramic landscapes make it a favorite among nature enthusiasts. The view of the train passing through the Gap is a unique sight to behold.

• Location: Between the Western Ghats
• Best Time to Visit: October to February
• Point of Interest: Natural Mountain pass, scenic views
• Pricing: No entry fee 

Jainmedu Jain Temple Tourist Places In Palakkad

Tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip also include the Jainmedu Jain Temple, a sacred site known for its intricate architecture. This ancient temple is a serene place of worship and is open to all visitors. The peaceful ambiance and detailed craftsmanship make it worth a visit.

• Location: Jainmedu, Palakkad
• Best Time to Visit: Anytime during the year
• Point of Interest: Ancient Jain temple, architecture
• Pricing: Donations accepted

Fantasy Park Tourist Places In Palakkad

If you’re traveling with family, Fantasy Park is a must-visit among tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip. The park offers a range of water slides, thrilling rides, and entertainment options. It’s a perfect place for fun and relaxation.

• Point of Interest: Amusement park, water rides
• Pricing: INR 700 onwards (entry and rides)

Kottayi Kovilakom Tourist Places In Palakkad

Among the historical tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip, Kottayi Kovilakom stands out. The heritage palace showcases traditional Kerala architecture and offers guided tours. It provides insights into the region’s royal history and lifestyle.

• Location: Kottayi, Palakkad
• Point of Interest: Heritage palace, architecture
• Pricing: Guided tours available, fees vary

Dhoni Waterfalls Tourist Places In Palakkad

Nature lovers will appreciate the beauty of Dhoni Waterfalls, one of the serene tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip. The trek to the falls through lush greenery is refreshing, and the waterfall itself is a tranquil sight to behold.

• Location: Dhoni, Palakkad
• Best Time to Visit: June to February
• Point of Interest: Scenic waterfall, trekking trails
• Pricing: Minimal entry fee

Thrithala Tourist Places In Palakkad

For history enthusiasts exploring tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip, Thrithala offers ancient temples and archaeological wonders. The village is known for its cultural heritage and offers a glimpse into the past.

• Location: Thrithala, Palakkad
• Best Time to Visit: September to February
• Point of Interest: Ancient temples, archaeological sites
• Pricing: No entry fee

Nelliyampathy Hills Tourist Places In Palakkad

Escape to the serene Nelliyampathy Hills among tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip. The hills offer a peaceful retreat with sprawling plantations, misty landscapes, and breathtaking viewpoints.

• Location: Nelliyampathy, Palakkad
• Point of Interest: Hill station, tea and coffee plantations

Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary Tourist Places In Palakkad

Among the adventurous tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip, the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is a haven for nature enthusiasts. With diverse flora and fauna, trekking trails, and a serene dam, it’s a great spot for eco-tourism.

• Location: Anamalai Tiger Reserve, Palakkad
• Point of Interest: Wildlife, nature trails, dam
• Pricing: INR 40 per person (entry)

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These tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip offer a range of experiences for all kinds of travelers. From historical sites to natural wonders, Palakkad has something to offer to everyone. Plan your day wisely and make the most of your visit to this picturesque destination.

Tourist Places In Palakkad For A One Day Trip FAQs

The best time to visit Palakkad is from October to February. The weather is pleasant during these months, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

There is no entry fee to visit Palakkad Fort. It’s open to the public and offers a glimpse into the historical significance of the region. 

Malampuzha Dam and Gardens feature a picturesque dam, well maintained gardens, and an amusement park. The dam’s view and the amusement park rides are the major attractions.

There is an entry fee for Fantasy Park. The pricing starts at INR 700 and includes access to the amusement park and its rides.

Dhoni Waterfalls offers a scenic waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Visitors can enjoy a refreshing trek to the falls and bask in the natural beauty of the area.

Guided tours are available for Kottayi Kovilakom. The fees for guided tours may vary, and they offer insights into the heritage palace’s architecture and history.

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• Palakkad to Bengaluru drive
• Palakkad to Kochi (Cochin) drive
• Palakkad to Munnar drive
• Palakkad to Mysuru (Mysore) drive
• Palakkad to Ooty (Udhagamandalam) drive
• Palakkad to Mumbai drive
• Palakkad to Kodaikanal drive
• Palakkad to Chennai (Madras) drive
• Palakkad to Hyderabad drive
• Palakkad to Kalpetta drive
• Palakkad to Thekkady drive
• Palakkad to Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) drive
• Palakkad to Madurai drive
• Palakkad to Pondicherry drive
• Palakkad to Alappuzha drive
• Palakkad to Madikeri drive
• Palakkad to Pune drive
• Palakkad to Mahabalipuram drive
• Palakkad to Kanyakumari drive
• Palakkad to Yercaud drive
• Palakkad to Rameswaram drive
• Palakkad to Hampi drive
• Palakkad to Tiruchirappalli drive
• Palakkad to Kozhikode drive
• Palakkad to Mangalore drive
• Palakkad to Kannur drive
• Palakkad to Tirupati drive
• Palakkad to Thanjavur drive
• Palakkad to Chikmagalur drive
• Palakkad to Udupi drive

Explore nearby places

• Booluvampatti
• Thiruvilvamala
• Pazhayannur
• Nelliyampathy
• Seerapalayam
• Cheruthuruthi
• Karuvarakundu
• Mettupalayam
• Malayattoor
• Ooty (Udhagamandalam)

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15 Fun & Safe Places For Couples To Visit In Palakkad

Nestled in the heart of Kerala, Palakkad is a picturesque town known for its rich cultural heritage, lush green landscapes, and warm hospitality. A perfect destination for couples seeking a romantic getaway, Palakkad offers a delightful mix of natural beauty, historical sites, and leisure activities.

From exploring the scenic Silent Valley National Park to visiting the ancient Palakkad Fort, couples can enjoy a memorable trip filled with adventure, romance, and unforgettable experiences in Palakkad.

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1. Parambikulam Tiger Reserve

46 km from city center 1 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Blooming with in rare varieties of medicinal plants, orchids and fauna, the Parambikkulam Wildlife Sanctuary is hailed to be one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in South India.

2. Silent Valley National Park

46 km from city center 2 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

The Silent Valley National Park, with its lush green forests and beautiful views of the rich flora, is a popular destination for nature and wildlife lovers in Kerala. With its long, detailed history and the unique status of a Rain Forest, this national park is truly a sight to visit. The well-planned Safari and the beautiful stop-overs around the park only make a trip to this part of Kerala more worthwhile.

3. Vadakkanthara Temple

1 km from city center 3 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Dedicated to Goddess Karnaki, who finds mention in the Tamil epic Silapathikaram as a vengeful wife and a legendary woman, the Vadakkanthara Thirupuraikkal Bhagavathy Temple is the only temple in Kerala that celebrates the goddess in her complete idolic form. Apart from its religious reverence, the Temple is known for its sprawling architecture exemplifying the beautiful traditional Kerala architecture.

4. Ottapalam

30 km from city center 4 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Situated on the banks of the Bharathapuzha River, or Nila, Ottapalam is a scenic town in Pallakad, also known as the 'land of palm trees'. Ottapalam claims a rich cultural heritage and has hosted quite a few historic events. Earlier, it used to be a major town of the erstwhile Valluvanad, during the reign of the Zamorins of Calicut.

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5. Palakkad Fort

3 km from city center 5 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

The Palakkad Fort in Kerala is a beautiful historical monument that has gently integrated its high walls with its surrounding green gardens. One of the most well-preserved forts in the state of Kerala, the Palakkad fort was built in the 1766 AD by Hyder Ali and is now a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India.

6. Mangalam Dam

33 km from city center 6 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Mangalam Dam has been built on a tributary of River Mangalam and River Cherukunnapuzha for meeting the irrigation requirements in the region. The dam is a marvellous sight amidst dense forests. The wildlife thriving in the forest region can be spotted around the reservoir often. The region is quite a relief from the hustle and bustle of a city life and is a preferred picnic spot for many.

7. Kanjirapuzha

27 km from city center 7 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Nursing a beautiful dam, Kanjirapuzha at 38 km from Palakkad, is surrounded by an evergreen forest of Vettilachola. The fisheries department runs a nursery near the dam which is quite popular among tourists.

8. Seethargundu Viewpoint

26 km from city center 8 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Seethargundu Viewpoint is a famous point in the region. It is located on a cliff and offers a stunning view of the surroundings making it a perfect attraction for nature lovers and photographers. The dense forests all around the point are home to monkeys and other wild animals which one can spot, if lucky.

9. Fantasy Park

4 km from city center 9 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Fantasy Park is a premier amusement park in the southern state of Kerala. With the Western Ghats as its backdrop, the fun-filled park is a paradise for leisure and rejuvenation. Spread over an area of 17 acres, the Fantasy Park boasts more than 35 rides in its dry area and water theme park, as well as a planetarium that provides an out-of-the-world experience for the kids. The park is particularly well-known due to its proximity to the Malampuzha Gardens and Malampuzha Dam.

10. Attappadi

33 km from city center 10 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Lying on the foothills of the Silent Valley National Park, located in the Palakkad district of Kerala- is Attappadi. It lies at a distance of 38 kms from Mannarkkad. This place is a perfect vacation getaway if you are a nature lover. It is also a great place to be for those who appreciate wildlife.

9 km from city center 11 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Kava is a scenic region surrounded by hills covered in dense forestation with a serene lake. The picturesque site is a treat to nature lovers who visit often for nature walks and treks. The chirping birds, the cool fresh air and the lush greenery make the experience of exploring the attraction an enchanting one.

12. Dhoni Hills

4 km from city center 12 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Situated 15 km from Palakkad, this idyllic village on the border of Western Ghats on the Northern side is famous for the Dhoni Waterfalls and dense cover of Forests. Trekking is a much favoured activity in Dhoni.

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13. Jain Temple, Palakkad

1 km from city center 13 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

More than 500 years old, the Jain Temple at Jainimedu is well known for its granite walls which are 32 feet long and 20 feet wide. Located on the south banks of River Kalpathy, this ancient temple is enshrined with the images of Jain Tirthankaras and Yakshinis.

14. Yakshi Statue

6 km from city center 14 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Yakshi Statue is a famous attraction in the Malampuzha Garden and a beautiful touch to the serene beauty of the garden. It is a stunning stone-carved piece of art created by a famous sculptor named Kanai Kanhiraman.

15. Malampuzha Dam

7 km from city center 15 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Completed in 1955, the Malampuzha Dam feeds the largest irrigation system in Kerala with a network of canals with a capacity of 115.06 m. This reservoir has the Western Ghats towering over it. Boating and fishing facilities are also available for the visitors.

16. Pothundi Dam

27 km from city center 16 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

One of the oldest irrigation dams in India, Pothundi Dam is a stunning engineering marvel that has a core wall made of quicklime and jaggery. The dam is built across River Padipuzha and River Meenichiladipuzha forming a reservoir that expands over an area of 30 square kilometres. The serene surroundings of the dam with hills in the backdrop of the reservoir is a breathtaking sight.

17. Kollengode Palace

19 km from city center 17 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

 Kollengode Palace, located in Palakkad, Kerala is one of the few places that best represent the natural beauty of the village of Kollengode. It is a traditional shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu and flaunts authentic Kerala and European architectural styles. This prime attraction of Kollengode town is definitely a must-visit for those who want to see the true beauty of Palakkad. 

18. Attapadi Reserve Forest

42 km from city center 18 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Attapadi Reserve Forest is a protected forest area in a valley of the Nilgiri Hills expanding over an area of 250 square kilometres. The region is famous for the breeding the Attapadi Black goats. The beautiful reserve borders the Silent Valley National Park and serves as an informal buffer zone.

19. Meenvallam Waterfalls

18 km from city center 19 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

A magnificent 5 step waterfall in Kerala, Meenvallam Waterfall is one of the top 10 places to be in Palakkad. People often visit this place for a couple of hours, taking in the gushing water that falls from over 100-125 feet. Also known as Meenvallom, this waterfall is a great attraction especially during the winter and is definitely a sight not to be missed. 

20. Nelliampathy

28 km from city center 20 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

If you see the mist floating in the air and a pleasant aroma of coffee teasing your nostrils, a chain of majestic mountains peaking from all around and a wonderful weather relaxing your nerves, then you are not dreaming, you are in a small beautiful hill station of Kerala known as Nelliyampathy.

21. Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple

6 km from city center 21 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. Devotees believe that the idols are self-manifested and hence, the place is considered to have religious importance for the Hindus. Lord Shiva is believed to possess immense powers and Lord Vishnu helps to balance these powers. The temple also has idols of Lord Ganesha, Goddess Parvati and Sri Ayappan.

22. Kalpathy Temple

2 km from city center 22 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Kalpathy Temple is a famous temple situated just 3 km away from Palakkad. The temple is mainly renowned for its 7-day Rath Yatra held in the month of November which draws devotees from across the country.

23. Malampuzha Gardens

6 km from city center 23 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Offering pedal boat-rides on an artificial canal, this garden lying on the edge of the Malampuzha Dam is famously known as Vrindavan of Kerala. It also houses the famous Yakshi Statue sculpted by the renowned sculptor Kanai Kanhiraman.

24. Chinakkathoor Pooram

24 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

The Chinakkathoor Bhagavathy Temple of Palappuram region of Palakkad district of Kerala witnesses an annual extravaganza of regional art forms and elephants in what is known as the Chinakkathoor Pooram festival. The festival is celebrated on the day of the Makam star of Kumbham month in the Malayalam calendar, which will help next fall on the 24th of February, 2024. The festival is an absolute delight for the onlookers, and everybody can join without paying any cost.

25. Pattambi Nercha

51 km from city center 25 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Pattambi Nercha mosque is famous for its annual feast held in February, to commemorate Aloor Valiya Pookunjkoya Thangal. The shrine is situated 61 km away from Palakkad.

26. Kannimara Teak

41 km from city center 26 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Kannimara Teak is a part of the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary. Tourists can access the plantations by safari rides or by trekking through the thrilling trekking trails. The stunning plantations have some of the oldest teak trees found in the world and are often visited by the wildlife thriving in the sanctuary.

27. Siruvani Reservoir

20 km from city center 27 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

Located on River Siruvani, Siruvani Dam was opened in 1984 to supply drinking water to Coimbatore. The reservoir formed by the dam is called Siruvani Reservoir. The serene water body amidst dense natural vegetation makes it a captivating attraction for tourists.

28. Meenkara Dam

29 km from city center 28 out of 28 Places To Visit in Palakkad

The Meenkara Dam is one of the reservoirs built under the Gayathri river project. The dam was completed in the year 1964 and is built across the river Meenkara, which is a tributary of the Bharathapuzha river. The earthen dam itself is about 934 meters long, 18.9 meters tall. The dam is used mainly for irrigation purposes, supplied to the whole Palakkad district through a network of canals.

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• 28 Best Places To Visit In Palakkad 2024: A Peek Into Natural And Cultural Wealth

23 Mar 2023

Palakkad or Palghat, situated in the foothills of the Nilgiris, is widely heralded as the gateway to Kerala. A natural break in the mountains, the Palakkad Gap connects Kerala to Tamil Nadu . It holds tremendous historical importance and with the blessing of the monsoons, magically turns fertile green. We bring you some of the best places to visit in Palakkad which include stunning natural wonders and ancient architecture.

28 Best Places To Visit In Palakkad

Are you looking for the places to visit in Palakkad ? Enjoy a momentous vacation in Palakkad as you explore the best of lush-green landscapes of Kerala! Palakkad is home to numerous exciting and refreshing places which makes it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kerala. All of these places have some of the most memorable and exciting experiences hidden in their lap. These places will make your whole travel experience cherishable. Check them out!

• Palakkad Fort –  To Revisit History
• Vadakkanthara Temple –  For Seeking Blessings
• Dhoni Waterfalls –  The Magical Sounds
• Malampuzha Dam –  Jaw Dropping Views
• Nelliyampathy Hills –  Tranquility All Around
• Silent Valley National Park –  Exotic Wildlife
• Mangalam Dam –  For Refreshing Surroundings
• Kollengode Palace –  For European Experience
• Jain Temple Of Jainimedu –  Architectural Marvel
• Kalpathy Heritage Village –  Cultural Insight
• Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary –  For Animal Lovers
• Meenkara Dam –  An Idyllic Picnic Spot
• Meenvallam Waterfalls –  The Rejuvenating Natural Wonder
• Chulliyar Dam –  Picturesque Spot
• Attappady –  Home To Lush Greens
• Siruvani Dam –  Local’s Favorite
• Parambikulam Dam –  Bird Watcher’s Paradise
• Fantasy Park –  Spot For The Little Ones
• Rock Garden –  The Best Out Of Waste
• Chittur Kavu Devi Temple –  Home To Goddess Bhadrakali
• Ottapalam – Land Of Untouched Nature
• Seethargundu Viewpoint – For Nature Lovers
• Kava Island – Nature Lover’s Paradise
• Pothundi Dam – Oldest Irrigation Dams
• Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple – For Devotees Of Lord Shiva And Vishnu
• Chinakkathoor Pooram – Host Of The Most Vibrant Celebrations
• Yakshi Statue – Stone-carved Scupture
• Kanjirapuzha – Refreshing Escape

1. Palakkad Fort –  To Revisit History

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The well-preserved Palakkad Fort features on all Palakkad sightseeing tours as it introduces guests to the history of Palakkad right from the rule of Zamorin to the Mysore Sultans and eventually the British. Built in 1766 A.D by Hyder Ali, it is also known as the Tipu Sultan Fort and is among the highest visited Palakkad tourist spots.

Distance from Palakkad: 4.4 KM

Location: Palakkad Highway, Kenathuparambu, Kunnathurmedu

Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM

Entry cost: INR 15 per person

How to reach:  Palakkad Fort is well-connected with the city centre. One can easily take public transport to reach the destination.

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2. Vadakkanthara Temple –  For Seeking Blessings

The Sree Vadakkanthara Bhagavathy Temple is one of the revered temples in Palakkad and even visited by devotees from neighbouring states. The temple is based on the legend of Kannagi and a major festival ‘Vela’ is conducted here every three years, meaning the next one will be! It’s one of the best places in Palakkad to observe Hindu rituals and festivities.

Distance from Palakkad:  2.6 KM

Location: Vadakkanthara, Palakkad, Kerala 678012

Timings: 4:30 AM to 12 noon | 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM

Entry cost: Nil

How to reach:  One can take the public transport available in Palakkad and reach the temple by road.

3. Dhoni Waterfalls – The Magical Sounds

Dhoni is a tiny hamlet near Palakkad and is best known for its natural wealth. Paying a visit to these falls is truly one of the magical things to do in Palakkad . The Dhoni waterfalls and the forest combined together offer a reprieve from the heat and humidity of Palakkad. It is one of the best places to visit in Palakkad for a day trip. The forest is a part of western ghats and is ideal for bathing. This is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Palakkad .

Distance from Palakkad: 15 KM

Location: Puthuppariyaram, Palakkad, Kerala 678591

Timings: 9:30 AM to 5 PM

Entry cost: INR 120 per person

How to reach:  One needs to trek amidst the dense jungles of the Western Ghats in order to reach the falls. The bottom of the hill can be reached by road by using the private or public vehicle.

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4. Malampuzha Dam – Jaw-Dropping Views

The Malampuzha Dam has become one of the best tourist attractions in Palakkad. Opened in 1955, this beautiful park and dam have manicured lawns and still waters perfect for a visit during the monsoons. It is the only one among Palakkad tourist spots to have a functioning ropeway.

Distance from Palakkad: 8KM

Location: Malampuzha Dam, Kerala 678651

Timings of ropeway:  10:00 AM to 7:00 PM

Entry cost: INR 10 per person (children aged 3-12), INR 25 per person (adults)

Ropeway cost: INR 40 per person

How to reach:  The best way to reach this spot is either by taking a bus or an autorickshaw that are easily available in the city. One can also take their private vehicle.

5. Nelliyampathy Hills – Tranquility All-Around

About 60 KM from Palakkad lie the Nelliyampathy Hills, one of the far-off places to visit near Palakkad whose cloud-covered mountains are a delight! The well-laid road and beautiful scenery along the way including the Pothundy Dam and Palakkad Gap make it one of the best tourist places in Kerala for a one day trip.

Distance from Palakkad: 60 KM

Location: Nelliampathi, Kerala 678508

Timings: Entry restricted after 4:00 PM

Entry cost: INR 20 per person for Anangamala

How to reach:  The best and the most scenic way to reach here is by taking the roadways. One can either take a private vehicle or make use of the public transport that is readily available.

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6. Silent Valley National Park – Exotic Wildlife

The Silent Valley is one of the best places to visit in Palakkad and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rich biodiversity can be observed all along the national park including animals like elephants, tigers, lion-tailed macaques, and Malabar giant squirrels. The park is among the best places to visit near Palakkad for an eco-friendly holiday.

Distance from Palakkad: 55 KM

Location: Wildlife Warden, Silent Valley Division, Mannarkkad, Palakkad, Kerala 678582

Timings: 10 AM to 5 PM

Entry cost: Nil | INR 25 for still camera | INR 1600 for Jeep | INR 200 for video camera

How to reach:  From Palakkad, one can go to Mannarkkad and then to Mukkali by making use of the private buses available

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7. Mangalam Dam – For Refreshing Surroundings

The Mangalam Dam with its serene water and the blue ‘Nilgiri’ hills in the background is one of the most beautiful places in Palakkad. The dam has been developed to be among the top Kerala Palakkad tourist places with boating facilities and mesmerizing views of the sunset.

Distance from Palakkad: 45 KM

Location: Dam Road, Mangalam Dam, Kerala 678706

Timings: 10 AM to 7 PM

Entry cost: NIL

How to reach:  In order to reach the river Cherukunnapuzha, one can easily use the roadways. There are public buses and autorickshaws available. One can also take a private vehicle.

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8. Kollengode Palace – For European Experience

An example of the unique Kerala architecture, the Kollengode Palace was built in 1904 by Raja Vasudeva for his daughter. This unique palace exhibits European influences considering its time period and has emerged as one of the top tourist spots in Palakkad. Department of Archaeology in collaboration with Palakkad Tourism maintains a museum inside these premises.

Note: Special permission is required to visit the museum and palace interiors.

Distance from Palakkad:  24 KM

Location: Kollengode Kunisseri Rd, Kollengode, Kerala 678506

Timings:  7 AM to 10:30 PM

How to reach: One can take the Pudunagaram Kollengode Road to reach this destination. There are buses and other public transport readily available in the city

9. Jain Temple Of Jainimedu – Architectural Marvel

An unlikely feature on the Palakkad tourist places list is the Jain Temple at Jainimedu that reflects how Jainism has managed to thrive in this tiny section of Palakkad. The interesting granite temple is one of the best places to visit in Palakkad to pay respect to Digambara and learn about Jainism.

Distance from Palakkad:  1.2 KM

Location: Jainmedu, Vadakkanthara, Palakkad, Kerala 678012

Timings: 7 AM to 10:30 AM | 5 PM to 8 PM

How to reach:  It is just 5 minutes away from Palakkad by road. One can easily make use of public transport or simply walk to the temple from the city centre.

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10. Kalpathy Heritage Village – Cultural Insight

Kerala has a rich heritage of temple towns and Kalpathy is one such among the tourist places in Palakkad and Thrissur famous for its temple. The village has been declared the first heritage village in the state and all its existing buildings are preserved to maintain its sanctity. The 14th-century village is among the finest places to see in Palakkad especially during the Kalpathy Ratholsavam festival.

Distance from Palakkad: N/A

Location: Palakkad, Kerala

Timings: N/A

How to reach:  One can reach by making use of public transport including buses and taxis.

11. Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary – For Animal Lovers

Image Source Though this sanctuary is not in Palakkad and is located at a distance of 91 kilometres from the city. If you want to make a visit to the neighbouring areas, then this wildlife sanctuary will be a great idea. This sanctuary is well known around the world and therefore has been taken into consideration for getting selected as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is lying next to the popular Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary in the state of Tamil Nadu.

Distance from Palakkad: 76 KM

Location: Thunakkadavu Dam, Anappady, Parambikulam Road, Kerala 678661

Timings: 7 AM to 6 PM (Entry closes at 4 PM)

Entry cost: INR 25 per person for Indians, INR 300 per person for foreigners

How to reach:  The best way is to take the road. One can take the road to Pollachi via Chittoor, then take the state road to the Sethumadai Checkpost, and reach their destination.

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12. Meenkara Dam – An Idyllic Picnic Spot

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This dam is situated at a distance of 39 kilometres from Palakkad city. If you’re travelling with your family, then this is one of the best places to visit near the town of Palakkad, as you can plan a great picnic at this place. This dam has been constructed over the Gayathri River that meets the Bharathapuzha River. You’ll even get to witness the beautiful coconut and paddy fields.

Distance from Palakkad: 39 KM

Entry cost: INR 10 per person

How to reach:  This Dam is built across Gayathri River which is easily accessible by road. One can easily make use of the roadways to cover the distance between the two

13. Meenvallam Waterfalls – The Rejuvenating Natural Wonder

Palakkad is 30 kilometres from these waterfalls. This is a five-step waterfall that is located at a close distance to Karimba town in the district of Palakkad. You can only reach till two steps of the waterfall and each of the five steps are 20-25 feet away from each other. You can come to these waterfalls for a refreshing day, as one can enjoy a great swimming or bathing session here!

Distance from Palakkad: 29 KM

Location: Kalladikkode-Meenvallam Road, Moonnekkar, Kerala 678591

Timings:  9 AM to 4 PM

Entry cost: INR 20 per person

How to reach:  The best way is to take the road to cover the distance. One can easily take the NH 966 and reach the falls.

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14. Chulliyar Dam – Picturesque Spot

This dam is situated in a picturesque location and this is why it is one of the most-admired places amongst the tourists. You can visit the glorious Nelliyampathy Mountains from here – an added intriguing factor to your visit to this place. This dam was established in the year 1960 across the Chulliyar River, which is a tributary of the Gayathripuzha River. This dam has been constructed nearby the Meenkara dam and Kollengode.

Distance from Palakkad: 34 KM

Location: Chulliyar River, Palakkad, Kerala

How to reach:  Board a bus, take an auto, or hire a car to reach the Dam. Covering the distance by road is the best way.

15. Attappady – Home To Lush Greens

This tourist destination has been located at a distance of 66 kilometres from Palakkad and is considered to be the largest settlement in the state of Kerala. This area lies in the northeastern region of the district of Palakkad and features scenic highland terrains that are embellished with the tributaries of the Cauvery River. This place essentially has tribes as well as settlers that have come from Tamil Nadu as its inhabitants.

Distance from Palakkad: 64 KM

Location: Palakkad District, Kerala

Timings: 24 hours

Entry cost:  Entry is free | INR 25 for camera | INR 1600 for Jeep | INR 200 for video camera

How to reach:  For those travelling by road can take NH96 and Mannarkkad to reach Anakkatti.

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16. Siruvani Dam – Local’s Favorite

Siruvani Dam is constructed across the Siruvani River in the thick forests of the Palakkad district in Kerala. This dam has been the main source of drinking water for Coimbatore city since 1927. The water is popular among the locals for its sweet taste and thus they take some of it while going for travelling also. The panoramic beauty of this place is captivating for any nature lover and is one of the top Palakkad points of interest.

Distance from Palakkad: 52KM

Location: Palakkad, Kerala 678014

Timings: 9 AM to 6 PM | Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays

Entry cost: INR 30 per person

How to reach:  Take Palakkad to Mannarkad road for 30 km and then from Palakkayam continue your journey for 10 km to reach the check post

17. Parambikulam Dam – Bird Watcher’s Paradise

Parambikulam Dam comes in the top ten embankment dams in the world. Surrounded by lush greenery, this place is frequently visited by bird-watchers. Besides this, it is now popular as a picnic spot among the family and also provides the facility of boating. While exploring the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, one can easily explore this place and click some postcard-worthy photos.

Distance from Palakkad: 95 KM

Location: Muthalamada South, Kerala 678508

Timings: 7 AM to 3 PM

How to reach:  The only way to reach here from Palakkad is by taking the road. One can take the Palakkad-Pollachi Road and then Parambikulam Road.

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18. Fantasy Park – Spot For The Little Ones

Just 6 kilometres away from the Palakkad Railway Station, Fantasy Park is a thrilling amusement and water park, making it one of the fun places to visit in Palakkad in one day . One can enjoy rides like a pirate boat, jumping horse, striking car, caterpillar, and many more. After having an exciting day, one can relax at the restaurant and savour some ice creams.

Distance from Palakkad: 5.5 KM

Location: 8/585, Malampuzha-I, Kerala 678651

Timings: 10 AM – 6 PM

Entry cost: INR 670 for adults | INR 500 for children | INR 450 for Senior Citizens

How to reach:  It is only 10 minutes away from Palakkad. The best way is to hire a taxi or take a private vehicle.

19. Rock Garden – The Best Out Of Waste

Alike Chandigarh, Palakkad also houses a Rock Garden in the Malampuzha garden. The garden is full of figurines and statues that are made with waste materials like electricity fuse carriers, tiles, broken bangles, dishware, and other things. It is among the top places to visit in Palakkad i f you are planning a visit here with your family.

Distance from Palakkad: 8.4 KM

Location: Malampuzha-I, Kerala 678651

Entry cost: INR 30 per adult | INR 10 per child | INR 200 for foreigners

How to reach:    It is only 15 minutes away from Palakkad. The best way is to hire a taxi or take a private vehicle.

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20. Chittur Kavu Devi Temple – Home To Goddess Bhadrakali

Situated just 6 kilometres away from the railway station of Palakkad, Chittur Kavu Devi Temple is a temple of Goddess Bhadrakali. It houses a Daruviraham that is 6 feet tall and is worshipped by devotees every day. The temple remains open on only two days – Tuesday and Friday. However, during the celebration of Navratri, it stays open for the devotees for 9 days. All the religious souls out there must include this temple in their list of places to visit in Palakkad for one day trip.

Distance from Palakkad:  17 KM

Location: Palakkad Chittur Rd, Anikode, Chittur-Thathamangalam, Kerala 678101

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM | Open on Tuesdays and Fridays

Entry cost: Free

How to reach:  Make use of public transport to reach the temple from Palakkad.

21. Ottapalam – Land Of Untouched Nature

One of the quaint, little places to visit in Palakkad , Ottapalam is a village that has its floors covered in unspoiled nature. One can witness rows of towering palm trees when paying a visit to this beautiful town. Ottapalam is famed for its historic significance in the ancient tales of numerous cultural events that took place during the reign of Zamorins. The scenic beauty and picturesque views surely do act as a magnet for all the great photographers out there!

Distance from Palakkad: 35 km

Location: Palakkad district, Kerala

Timings: NA

Entry Cost: NA

How to reach: The best way is to reach by roadways. One can easily reach this destination by taking the private vehicle or buses that run regularly from Palakkad.

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22. Seethargundu Viewpoint – For Nature Lovers

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Those who seek some spellbinding views can consider Seethargundu Viewpoint which happens to be one of the beautiful places to visit in Palakkad . This famous point offers some jaw-dropping views that attract an extensive number of nature lovers and landscape photographers. One can also encounter some monkeys and other wild animals on their journey to the Viewpoint.

Distance from Palakkad: 60 km

Location: Nelliyampathy Hills, Palakkad, Kerala, South India

Entry Cost: Free

How to reach: The best way is to take a bus to Nelliyampathy. From there, one can hire a jeep to cover the remaining 5 km.

23. Kava Island – Nature Lover’s Paradise

Falling in the list of those tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip that is full of marvels of mother nature yet again Kava is a great destination. Attracting tourists who seek trekking and nature walk opportunities wherever they go, Kava is a scenic area that is surrounded by forest-clad hills on all four corners. From a serene lake to a dense forest, there’s plenty to see in this destination!

Distance from Palakkad: 12 km

Timings:  NA

Entry cost:  NA

How to reach: The best way to reach Kava is by taking the most scenic road. One can reach here through the road that surrounds the Malampuzha Gardens.

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24. Pothundi Dam – Oldest Irrigation Dams

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One of the oldest tourist places in Palakkad , Pothundi Dam is a perfect example of the finest engineering in history. This Dam is famous for its core wall that is made out of quicklime and jaggery. Built across the River Padipuzha and Meenichiladipuzha, this reservoir is expanding over a total of 30 sq km in area. What makes it a must-visit is the breathtakingly beautiful backdrop that is sitting in its surroundings.

Entry cost: INR 20 for adults and INR 10 for kids

How to reach: One can either take a bus or a private vehicle to reach the Dam by road.

25. Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple – For Devotees Of Lord Shiva And Vishnu

Another one of the tourist places in Palakkad for one day trip is the Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. This temple has a religious significance latched to itself, thus being of great importance to the Hindu culture. This temple is believed to have self-manifestation along with the fact of Lord Shiva possessing immense powers and Lord Vishnu balancing them.

Distance from Palakkad: 7 km

Location: Chittoor Road, Palakkad, Kerala

Timings: 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

How to reach: To reach this location from Palakkad, tourists can take the direct bus or travel by private vehicle.

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26. Chinakkathoor Pooram – Host Of The Most Vibrant Celebrations

Another one of the religious places to see in Palakkad is the Chinakkathoor Bhagavathy Temple. This temple is famous for the Chinakkathoor Pooram Festival that is celebrated on the day of Makam star of Kumbham month in the Malayalam Calendar. One can witness the most extravagant celebrations with beautiful processions, regional art forms and elephants.

Distance from Palakkad: 30 km

Location: Palappuram, Ottapalam, Kerala 679103

Timings: 5 AM to 10:30 AM and 5 PM to 8 PM

How to reach: The best way is to reach by roadways. One can easily reach this destination by taking the private vehicle or buses that run regularly from Palakkad

27. Yakshi Statue – Stone-carved Sculpture

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Yakshi Statue is one of the most popular tourist places to visit in Palakkad. The statue is located in the beautiful garden of Malampuzha and is one of the most popular sites for picnics. The serene ambience and lush green ambience of the place is truly enticing. The stunning stone-carved statue is sculptured by the famous artist Kanai Kanhiraman.  

Distance from Palakkad: 7.7 km

Location: Malampuzha-II, Kerala 678651

Timings: 8 AM – 6 PM (Monday to Friday), 8 AM to 8 PM (Saturday & Sunday)

Entry cost: INR 25 for adults, INR 10 for children aged 3-12 years

How to reach:  You can board a bus from Palakkad or hire a taxi

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28. Kanjirapuzha – Refreshing Escape

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Kanjirapuzha is at a distance of nearly 33 kilometres from Palakkad. The dam is surrounded by lush green forests that make it one of the most serene escapes in the region. There is also an interesting nursery near the dam that is taken care of by the fisheries department. The place is a paradise for nature lovers and those who love to capture scenic beauty in their camera lens.  

Distance from Palakkad: 33 km

Location: Mannarkkad, Palakkad District, Kerala

Timings: 7 AM and 8 PM

Best Time Visit Palakkad

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The best time to visit Palakkad is between November and February. If you want to capture the best experiences of Palakkad then you must plan your visit during the winter season. As there is hardly any rain during this time, you can enjoy local sightseeing. Summer months are quite hot and the region experiences high rainfall during the monsoon.  

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Frequently Asked Questions About Best Places To Visit In Palakkad

What are the top attractions to visit in Palakkad?

Some top places to visit in Palakkad are Palakkad Fort, Vadakkanthara Temple, Nelliyampathy Hills, Kollengode Palace, Fantasy Park, and more.

What is the best time to visit Palakkad?

The best time to pay a visit to Palakkad is anytime between December to February. The temperature hovers around 25.5°C during this time which makes the perfect ambiance for sightseeing and trying adventure activities.

Can I visit Palakkad during the current Covid situation?

Yes, you can surely plan a trip to this destination while abiding by all the government protocols. Remain masked at all times when going out, keepsanitizing your hands at certain intervals, and maintain a required social distance when in crowd.

How did Palakkad get its name?

It is believed that the name of Palakkad is derived from the Pala tree and kadu (forest). Notably, Palakkad became a part of Kerala in 1956.

What is special in Palakkad?

Palakkad is famous for an extensive number of things including forests, dams, and temples. It is known as the rice bowl of Kerala.

What can I buy in Palakkad?

There are many things to buy in Palakkad including peacock vilakkus, traditional bells, utensils, hanging villakus, and many more things.

Which airport is near Palakkad?

The nearest airport to Palakkad district is Coimbatore International Airport which is well-connected with all the major cities of the country.

Which are the best beaches near Palakkad?

Some of the most famous beaches near Palakkad include: 1. Kappad Beach 2. Beypore Beach 3. Cherai Beach 4. Alleppey Beach 5. Marari Beach 6. Mahe Beach 7. Nattika Beach

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Malampuzha Dam & Gardens

#1 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 9 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Malampuzha Dam is a large irrigation dam built on Malampuzha River, a tributary of Bharathapuzha River at the base of the hills of the Western Ghats. The reservoir provides drinking water to Palakkad town. There is a beautiful well laid garden near the Dam. There are lush green lawns, innumerable flower beds, glittering pools, fountains and avenues. There is a fresh water aquarium, Snake Park and a Children's park with a toy train. The Garden house has a unit of Water sports also. The imposing concrete sculpture of YAKSHI, the passenger ropeway, first of its kind in South India, offers adventurous and delightful air journey of 20 minutes across the garden are added attractions of the park. A telescopic tower, the first rock garden and the first amusement park of Kerala Fantasy Park are also located at Malampuzha. The reservoir has boating and fishing facilities. Timings: 9 AM to 8 PM. Ropeway Timings: 10 AM - 1 PM & 2:30-8 .....

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Tipu's Fort / Palakkad Fort

#2 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 2 km from Palakkad Railway Station, Tippu's Fort is an ancient fort situated in the heart of Palakkad town in Kerala. It is one of the best preserved heritage forts in Kerala , and among the must-visit places during Palakkad trip . Also known as Tipu's Fort, Palakkad Fort is believed to have existed since ancient times, but the present form of the fort was constructed by the great ruler of Mysore, Haider Ali in 1766 AD. Named after Hyder's son Tipu Sultan, it was under the Mysore rulers until the British took control of the place in the year. Later, it was converted into a taluk office in the early 1900s. Now, the fort is protected & managed by the Archeological Survey of India. Spread over an area of 60,702 sq. m, Palakkad Fort is immensely famous for its architecture, which displays the efficiency of the French craftsman. This square-shaped fort is supported .....

Silent Valley National Park

#3 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 53 km from Palakkad, & 102 km from Coimbatore, Silent Valley National Park is a national park located in the northeast corner of Palakkad district in Kerala. It is one of the famous national parks in Kerala , and among the top Palakkad tourist places . Silent Valley National Park is a beautiful representation of the last remaining rain-forest of Kerala. Historically it is a paradigm of people's movement to protect the forest. In 1914, Silent Valley forests were declared as Reserved Forest. It was declared as National Park in 1984 and formally inaugurated in the year 1985. Till 1921, Silent Valley was part of the South Malabar Forest Division with headquarters at Nilambur. In 1921, it came under the control of the Palakkad Forest Division and managed so until 1988.   Silent Valley was called 'Sairandhrivanam' as it was the place where .....

Nelliampathy

#4 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 60 km from Palakkad, 75 km from Pollachi, 75 km from Thrissur & 105 km from Coimbatore , Nelliyampathy, also spelled as Nelliampathi, is a charming hill town in Palakkad district of Kerala. The Nelliyampathy hills and mountains form a part of the Sahyadri ranges in the Western Ghats. These hills are located in the Tamil Nadu - Kerala border sharing border with Palakkad district of Kerala and Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu. Nelliyampathy is one of the less explored hill stations of Kerala which has an elevation ranging from 467 m to 1572 m. It is also an ideal weekend getaway from Coimbatore city. The green sprawling Nellikota Mountain ranges which is anchored at a height of 1572 m is the highest peak in the region. Covered with valleys and green forests, the mountain range of Nelliyampathy has several tea, coffee and cardamom plantations. The extensive expanses of plantations offer unique opportunities of plantation .....

Mangalam Dam

#5 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 41 Kms from Palakkad, Mangalam Dam is constructed on the river Cherukunnapuzha, a tributary of the river Mangalam. It is a popular picnic site from Palakkad. The construction of the scenic dam was completed in the year 1956. The entire area is quite fascinating with beautiful parks and lawns. Located on the Alathur - Vadakkanchery Highway, the reservoir is bounded with forest area which is home for wildlife like deer, elephants and a variety of birds.

Meenkara Dam

#6 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 39 Kms from Palakkad, Meenkara Dam is a lovely picnic spot amidst great scenic beauty. This dam is built across the Gayathri River which flows into the Bharathapuzha River. This is a fascinating place with full of paddy & coconut fields and full of greenery. Meenkara Dam can be access through Puthunagaram, Pallassana & Kollengode.

Siruvani Dam

#7 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 47 km from Coimbatore and 51 km from Palakkad, Siruvani Dam is a man-made reservoir located in the Palakkad district of Kerala. It is one of the beautiful places to vsit as part of Palakkad tour . Siruvani Dam was constructed across the Siruvani River in the year 1927 to supply drinking water to the city of Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu. The location is in the state of Kerala, the project was executed by the Kerala Public Works Department using the funds made available by the Tamil Nadu Government. The location of the dam is in the state of Kerala and the project was executed by the Kerala Public Works Department using the funds made available by the Tamil Nadu Government. An agreement was executed between the state Governments for drinking water supply to Coimbatore town and neighboring areas from the Siruvani Dam. The dam is 49.53 feet high and 878.5 meters above sea level with a water capacity of 650 million .....

Meenvallam Waterfalls

#8 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 30 km from Palakkad & 77 km from Coimbatore, Meenvallam Waterfalls is a magnificent waterfall situated near Karimba town in the Palakkad district of the Kerala. It is one of the popular waterfalls in Kerala , and among the top Palakkad tourist places . Meenvallam Waterfall is a magnificent 5 step waterfall hidden amidst the lush forests of Western Ghats. The height of the waterfall ranges from 100 - 125 feet at each level. Only two of the five steps of the falls are accessible. The waterfall passes through Kalladikode Hills and disperses into different falls near River Thuppanad. Meenvallam waterfall is the final one out of the 10 waterfalls between Palakkad and Mannarkkad. Also known as Meenvallom, this waterfall is a great attraction especially during the winter, and is definitely a sight not to be missed during Palakkad trip . A .....

#9 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 55 km from Athirapally, 69 km from Palakkad, 81 km from Kochi, 113 km from Kozhikode, 114 km from Coimbatore, 279 km from Trivandrum and 280 km from Madurai, Thrissur (also known as Trichur) is a city situated in central Kerala. It is one of the most popular places to visit in Kerala , and among the famous places to visit near Coimbatore & Kochi as well. The name Thrissur was derived from Tiru-Shiva-Peru which means the big town of Lord Shiva. The name owes itself to the most famous Vadakkunathan Temple, among the must-visit places as part of Thrissur tour packages . Thrissur is also known as the Cultural Capital of Kerala because of its cultural, spiritual, and religious leanings throughout history. Thrissur had witnessed the rise and fall of various dynasties that include the Chera and Kulasekharas ..... Distance (From Palakkad): 64 Kms Trip Duration (From Palakkad - Including Travel): 1-2 Days .....

Kalpathy Vishwanatha Swamy Temple

#10 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 3 km from Palakkad Railway Station, the Kalpathy Vishwanatha Swamy Temple is an ancient Hindu temple situated in Palakkad. It is one of the best places to visit in Palakkad . Situated on the banks of Kalpathy River, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It was built around 1425 AD by Kombi Achan, the raja of Palakkad, and is one of the oldest Shiva temples in this region. Legend has it that a Brahmin widow named Lakshmiammal went to Banaras and brought Lingam and installed it in the present site. The location of the temple and steps leading to the river brings the mind of a visitor to the Banaras Temples on the bank of the Ganges. Hence this temple is called Half Banaras. The annual chariot festival is a popular event celebrated for 7 days in November. In the last 3 days, beautifully decorated temple chariots are ceremoniously drawn through the streets by thousands of devotees. The .....

#11 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 62 Kms from Palakkad, Thrithala is historical town situated on the banks of Bharathappuzha River in Ottappalam taluk. Thrithala is noted for its monuments and historic ruins and has great archaeological importance. The ruins of a large mud fort with a deep moat are notable cultural monuments. Thrithala is also famous for its Shiva temple built in 9th/10th century. This temple marks the transition from the Chola to the Pandya style of architecture. According to legends, a child known as Agnihotri went to the river with his mother to bathe. The child collected some sand and formed a heap on the shore. When the mother tried to remove it, she found that it had hardened in the form of a Shiva Lingam. The Kattil Madom Temple, a domed structure made of granite slabs, on the Pattambi-Guruvayoor road is a Buddhist monument believed to date back to the 9th or 10th century. This place is famous for excellent Ayurvedic treatments.

Chulliyar Dam

#12 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 36 Kms from Palakkad, Chulliyar Dam is a scenic place situated near Kollengode and Meenkara Dam. Constructed in 1960, it is built across Chulliyar River, a tributary of Gayathripuzha River. The dam and surrounding places provide an excellent view of the natural beauty. The adjacent Nelliyampathy Mountains multiply the charm of this locality.

Dhoni Hills

#13 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 12 km from Palakkad & 60 km from Coimbatore, Dhoni Hills is a famous picnic spot near Palakkad. It is one of the best places of sightseeing in Palakkad . Adjacent to the Malampuzha Reservoir, Dhoni Hills is a wonderful destination for trekking. Dhoni is named after a boat-shaped rock on one of its hills, where thoni/dhoni means boat in Malayalam. It is famous for Dhoni Waterfalls and the Western Ghat forests. Visitors have to walk 4 km from the bottom of the hill to reach the waterfall. Dhoni provides trekkers the opportunity to explore its hilly terrains. The trek from the base area to Malampuzha and Meenavallam and Dhoni waterfalls is very interesting. It is one of the famous trekking places near Coimbatore . One can encounter some rare species of flora and fauna on the trek here. Dhoni is also famous for .....

Kanjirapuzha Dam

#14 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 34 Kms from Palakkad, Kanjirapuzha Dam is a fascinating dam surrounded by hills with rich natural beauty. The reservoir is surrounded by an evergreen forest named Vettilachola. Three islands at all sides of the reservoir gain a special attraction. These islands are abundant with marine life including commercial varieties grown by the fisheries department. There is a wonderful garden at bottom of the dam with several facilities. Boating facilities is also available in the reservoir.

#15 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 66 Kms from Palakkad, Attappady is the largest tribal settlement of Kerala. Spread over an area of 827 sq. kms, it is situated on the northeastern side of the Palakkad district. The place consists of mostly hilly highland terrain, fed by the tributaries of the River Cauvery. An extensive mountain valley above the crest of the Ghat ranges with numerous streams of the Bhavani River. Attapady is inhabited mainly by tribes and some settlers from Tamil Nadu. A beautiful synthesis of mountains, rivers and forests, Attapaddy is of great interest to anthropologists, as this is the habitat of many tribes like the Irolas and Mudugars. The Malleshwaram Peak is worshipped as a gigantic Shivalinga by the tribal who celebrate the festival of Shivratri in grand manner by lighting the top of this peak.

Kollengode Palace

#16 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 26 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Kollengode Palace was once the seat of the Kollengode Rajas. The name was derived after 'Kollen' (black smith community), who resides here. The Kollengode Palace has now been converted into a luxury hotel with an Ayurvedic spa. Many international tourists come here for Ayurvedic treatment in natural surroundings. The town is surrounded by the Nelliampathy Hills on one side and a large area of fertile paddy fields on the other. The Gayathri River, a tributary of Bharathpuzha winds its way through the town. The place is known for its rural setting and tourists come here to enjoy the village life. There is a famous Vishnu temple in Kollengode which is built in typical Kerala style of architecture. There are facilities for trekking in Seethakundu and Government hills near Kaachankurchi. There is a memorial for the poet Kunhiraman, which is worth visiting.

Thiruvalathoor

#17 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 9 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Thiruvalathoor is famous for 3000 years old temple dedicated to Lord Siva. The wooden carvings and stone sculptures of the temple are marvelously carved. It is said that the art work of the temple was completed in one day. The temple has a cone shaped roof and whitewashed walls full of oil lamps. The temple is situated on the banks of Chittur Puzha River. This place is accessed via Kodumba and connected with regular buses from Palakkad. The main festivals celebrated in the temple are Mahashivratri and Kartikpoornima. Timings: 6 AM to 12 PM & 5 PM to 7.30 PM.

Manappullikavu Devi Temple

#18 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 3 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Manappullikavu Devi Temple is a powerful and ancient temple located in Durga Nagar, Palakkad city. The temple is very close to NH47. Dedicated to Goddess Shakthi, this temple is 1200 year old with rich history. The temple is different from other Bhagavati temples by way of rites and rituals. Namboodiries, the Kerala Brahmins, carry out the every day rituals according to tantric traditions. Both Saiva and Vaishnava traditions of worship are observed in the rituals. Though the temple has a swayambu idol (self created), the main idol was installed at a much later date. The temple celebrates its main festival - The Manappullikavu Vela Festival in the month of March. Timings: 6 AM to 10.30 AM & 5 PM to 7 PM.

Jain Temple - Jainamedu

#19 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 3 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, the Jain Temple at Jainamedu is believed to be around 500 years old and it's the most famous Jain temple of Kerala. Dedicated to the Jain sage Chandranathswamy, this historic granite temple is 32 feet long and 20 feet wide with images of Jain Thirthankaras and Yakshinis. It is here that poet Kumaranasan wrote his monumental poet Veenapoovu (The fallen flower). This temple was built by Jain head, Inchanna Satur. An idol of Chandranthan occupies the first division of the temple, Vijayalakshmi and Jwalamohini the second, Rish abha Nathan the third, and parswa Nathan and Padmavathi the fourth. Timings: 7 AM - 10.30 AM and 5 PM - 7 PM.

Vadakkanthara Devi Temple

#20 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 2 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Vadakkanthara Devi Temple is located on the way to Jainmedu. The presiding deity here is Devi, an incarnation of Kannagi, the heroine of Tamil epic Silappadhikaram. This centuries old temple is believed to be committed by Parasurama. It has marvelous wood carvings. In the evening, sharp at six, a small firework is set off as per the tradition (which can be witnessed in most of the other Kerala temples as well). This Temple was demolished and looted by Tippu Sultan, the son of Hyder Ali during his reign at Palakkad Fort. Timings: Not Available

Chittur Kavu Devi Temple

#21 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 6 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Chittur Kavu Devi Temple situated at Chittur village is an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali. The temple has a 6 feet tall Daruvigraham facing east. The Nair priests perform the Poojas at this temple. In the normal days, the temple is open only on Tuesdays and Fridays. But it remains open for 9 days during Navarathri festival and on all 31 days in the Malayalam month of Karkitakam (Jul/Aug), and 41 days known as Mandalam (in Nov/Dec). Konganpada is a grand festival of historical significance celebrated in this temple. This unique festival is held every year on the first Monday after the dark lunar night in Kumbham (February -March) to commemorate the victory of Nairs of Chittur over the militia of Konganadu (Coimbatore) led by the Chola King Rajadhi Raja.

Fantasy Park

#22 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

At a distance of 6 Kms from Palakkad Railway Station, Fantasy Park is an amusement & water theme park situated near Malampuzha Dam. The merry-go-round, striking car, paratrooper, pirate boat, dragon coaster, tora tora, mini tele combat, jumping horse, scooter ride & caterpillar are some of the entertainment options at this fun world. The park is located in the enchanting backdrop of the mountain ranges of Malampuzha with the majestic mountain peaks of the Western Ghats overlooking it. There is a hygienic restaurant and ice cream parlor within the park. Thread Garden, adjacent to the Fantasy Park is another tourist spot. This is a marvelous and astounding work of art created using embroidery colour threads and without the aid of needles or any special devices. It has an abundant collection of charming life size replicas of birds, animals and plants. Timings: 2 PM to 9 PM on weekdays & 11 AM to 9 PM on Saturdays, Sundays, and National holidays.

#23 of 23 Places to Visit in Palakkad

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If you can’t resist it, visit it – Palakkad – Where the trails of beauty wouldn’t stop.

What is the first thing that comes to mind when we think about Kerala ? Backwaters? Ayurveda Or Beaches? After all, this is what defines the state best, but Kerala has a refined number of hill stations as well. One such beautiful town associated with Kerala is Palakkad. This tinsel town boasts a serene environment and timeless landscapes. Palakkad takes its name from the Pala trees, which once dominated the landscapes of this area. With natural diversity up for grab, your holiday to Palakkad during any season will excite you for sure.

Let’s Know the Brief History of Palakkad

According to book – Malabar Manual, Palakkad used to be the headquarters of the Pallava Dynasty who might have invaded Malabar in 2nd and 3rd century AD. The zamorin of Calicut captured Palakkad in 1757 because of which the king of Palakkad had to ask for help from Hyder Ali of Mysore. With his assistance, the king got Palakkad back. Hyder Ali controlled all the territories of Palakkad which were controlled by Zamorin. As a result, Later the land of Palakkad passed on to the rulers of Mysore, Hyder Ali and Tipu sultan. The Britishers and Tipu sultan fought a great battle which ended with the treaty of 1872. The lands and possessions of Tipu sultan were ceded to the British East India company and it formed a part of Malabar District of the presidency.

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If you are looking for a holiday in Palakkad then have a look at the list of the best places for a breathtaking vacation.

Must Visit Tourist Places in Palakkad During Your Trip to Kerala

• Palakkad Fort
• Malampuzha Dam and Gardens
• Kava Viewpoint
• Jainimedu Jain Temple
• Mangalam Dam
• Siruvani Reservoir
• Kanjirapuzha Reservoir
• Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary
• Rock Garden
• Kalpathy Heritage Village & Temple Complex
• Pothundi Dam and Reservoir
• Dhoni Forest Trekking

Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

• Silent Valley National Park
• Nelliyampathy Hills
• Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple
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Palakkad Fort – Flashback to the Past

This is the place for the people who want to connect with the history of Palakkad. Commonly known as Tipu’s Fort, the gigantic Palakkad Fort is located in the heart of the city. The glorious attraction of Kerala, Palakkad Fort woos tourists with its mesmerizing architecture. Built by Haider Ali in 1766 AD, the fort campus houses Hanuman (Anjaneya) Temple, which will surely leave you spellbound with its unique interiors.

Rising above a tiny hill, historians say that the colossal architecture was built as a purpose of improving communication between Palakkad and Coimbatore. Today this Fort is a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India. The sober majesty of the Fort walls reminds one of the old tales of valor and courage. Presently, the fort is serene, filled with art and offers a spectacular view of the surrounding area.

How to Reach Palakkad Fort?

Palakkad Fort is located in the heart of Palakkad City. Auto Rickshaws / Taxis/ City Buses are available from any part of Palakkad City / Palakkad Junction Railway Station to Palakkad Fort.

Timings: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM, Open all days

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Malampuzha Dam and Gardens – Soul Pleasing and Enchanting

Extending into a charming lake, Malampuzha Dam is the largest reservoir in Kerala. Standing 355 feet tall, the dam is built on Malampuzha River, a tributary of Bharathapuzha, Kerala’s second longest river. On the front side of the dam, there lies yet another tourist attraction called Malampuzha Garden. With almost every patch of the garden covered with grasses, the surrounding of the dam appears sound and serene all day long. The Japanese Park, Nandi Park, Malampuzha Yakshi, Krishna Park and music fountains are other spots that attract tourists.

How to reach Malampuzha Garden?

Malampuzha Dam & Garden is situated within a 10 km radius of the Palakkad City. Taxi’s/ City Buses are available from any part of Palakkad City.

Timings: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Weekdays), 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (Weekends)

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Kava Viewpoint- Most pristine form of Pristine Kerala

Just behind the Malampuzha Dam is yet another beautiful attraction called Kava Viewpoint. One of the least tapped places in Palakkad that is nestled amidst the rich Western Ghats. Kava Viewpoint is a quiet getaway and it springs back to life during the month of the monsoon. From the Kava Viewpoint, visitors can cherish the view of the lush green neighboring mountains. The lush, picturesque scenery and desire to get beautiful selfie shots are two of the reasons to plan a trip here again and again. Locals call Kava ‘the womb of the raincloud’ as the first rain cloud forms here. The views from the top are beautiful – the green mountains stretch on forever in colors of emerald and jade.

How Does Someone Get to Kava Viewpoint?

The view point is 14 km from Palakkad town. Taxis and buses are easily available from the main city.

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Jainimedu Jain Temple – Seek Divine Grace

This popular Jain temple in Palakkad is one of the must visit pilgrimage sites dedicated to Jainism. The holy shrine here is devoted to Jain Thirthankaras and Yakshinis. The temple is 32 feet long and 20 ft wide. The presiding deity of this temple is Chandraprabha, the Tirthankar of Jain faith.

It is said that the temple is 500-year-old and built by a family of diamond merchants from Karnataka. The huge granite walls of the temple display various images of Yakshinis and Jain tirthankaras is the center of attraction.  It’s also a place where Veenapoovu or the ‘Fallen Flower’ a poem was written by famous Malayalam Poet Kumaran Asan.

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Mangalam Dam – An emerging Eco-Tourism Hotspot

At a distance of 52 km from Palakkad city, Mangalam Dam is the most scenic and preferred tourist spot near Palakkad. Situated far away from the hustle-bustle of city life, this dam offers solitude and scope to spend some tranquil movement with the loved ones. Cuddled by the lush green jungle, a short walk around the dam can give you ample opportunities to spot animals and catch glimpses of colorful avian species. Boating will be the best part of your trip to Mangalam Dam. Once you reach far into the Mangalam dam reservoir, you can see colorful creatures and marine plants.

How to Reach Mangalam Dam?

Taxis/Jeeps are available from any part of Palakkad City/Palakkad Junction Railway Station to Mangalam Dam. Some Private Buses ply from Palakkad to Mangalam Dam on regular intervals.

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Siruvani Reservoir – Retreat in the Hills

Perched on hilly and lush green terrains, Siruvani Reservoir is one of the majestic attractions of Palakkad. The dam was built by Kerala government with a purpose to meet the drinking water requirement of the neighboring town, Coimbatore. If you walk along the bank, you’ll reach a small tribe settlement and locals will happily volunteer as guides. Gateways across the dam are impressive and are made in typical Kerala and Tamil Nadu architectural style.

How to Reach Siruvani Reservoir?

Located 48 km from Palakkad, there are many taxis and jeeps available from any port of Palakkad city to Siruvani. If travelling through personal vehicles, tourists can go up to the Down Valley. From Down Valley, tourists can hire jeeps or mini-buses run by the forest department to reach the dam.

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Kanjirapuzha Reservoir- Dam Spruced-up for Tourism

A calm reservoir hidden in the middle of verdant hills, Kanjirapuzha Reservoir is a couple of hours away from Palakkad. Stone thrown away from the Kanjirapuzha Reservoir is the evergreen forest, Vettilachola. Monsoon is the season that brings the region back to life, surrounding the lake emits the hues of green and water in the dam fills to the brim. The dam is a favorite picnic spot amongst the locals and there are ample opportunities to go trekking, bird-watching or taking attractive photos.

How to Reach Kanjirapuzha Reservoir?

Kanjirapuzha is located around 40 KM away from Palakkad City. Taxis/Jeeps are available from any part of Palakkad City/Palakkad Junction Railway Station to Kanjirapuzha. Private Buses also ply in between Mannarkkad and Kanjirapuzha.

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Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary – See the Breathtaking Dance of the Peacock

If bird watching intrigues you, then Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary is the perfect place to be at; there are more than 300 peacocks and many species of birds that one can spot here. Spread over 500 hectares, Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary is wonderfully scenic and peaceful, making bird watching here an even better experience. Other than the peacock there are several other types of bird species. Best time to visit the national park is during dawn or dusk. Don’t be shocked if you see a flock of peacocks dancing together under the grey sky.

How to Reach Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary?

Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary in Nedungapra, located within a 25 km radius of Palakkad city, can be easily approachable through buses, taxis and jeeps.

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Rock Garden- Beauty from the Rubbish Heap

One of the most admired tourist attractions in Palakkad, Rock Garden, inaugurated in the year 1996, is visited by more than 25,000 people in a year. Located within 800 m radius of the Malampuzha Dam, Rock Garden is always a pit spot on a journey to Palakkad. The garden houses impressive mosaics, sculptures, and artworks which were conceived and designed by the Late Nek Chand, the man behind the iconic creation of Rock Garden in Chandigarh .

Waste like broken crockery, electrical fittings, glass bangles, bathroom tiles, wash basins and bicycle frames were used to make mosaic sculptures of men, women, animals and gods.

Also, here one can see small rain shelters, huts, and caves for birds. Scenes depicted from Kathakali, Theyyam, Kalaripayattu, Thiruvathirakali, the Mahabali legend, a royal procession of kings in a palanquin, and a scene of a boat race are the major highlights of the park. Gigantic mountains in the backdrop of the park add to the beauty of the park.

How to Reach Rock Garden?

Rock Garden is 11 km away from Palakkad City. Auto Rickshaws/Taxi/Jeeps are available from any part of Palakkad City to Rock Garden.

Timing: 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM, Open all days

Entry Fees: Rs. 10 per adult and Rs. 3 per child (below 12 years)

Camera Fees: Rs. 20 for Still Camera and Rs. 50 for Video Camera

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Kalpathy Heritage Village & Temple Complex – Stepped in Spirituality

Probably one of the most beautiful and greatest temples in Kerala, Kalpathy Heritage Village and Temple Complex is situated 3 km away from the Palakkad town, on the border of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Commonly known as the Dakshin Kashi or the “Varanasi of the South”, the temple is gradually emerging as the heritage village site by the Government of Kerala and is also proposed as the UNESCO world heritage site.

The temple is indeed a sight to behold during the famous Kalpathi Rathotsavam or temple chariot festival. Inside the temple complex, one can see the Viswanatha Swamy temple, an architectural wonder dating back to 1425. Also, to see here are many sun-temples like Vinayakar, Subramaniar, Kala Bhairavar. Other than the architecture distinction, the place holds a strong connection with the scholars, musicians and scientists. The residents of this village were well-known scholars of Vedas and Shastras and priests well-versed in their profession. On a visit to the temple, don’t forget to get hold of some pickles, murukku, spices and curry powders.

How to Reach Kalpathy Heritage Village & Temple Complex?

The temple is 3 km away from the main Palakkad City at Kalpathy. One can either take a personal taxi or can hop in a private bus to reach the temple from the main city.

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Pothundi Dam and Reservoir – Mesmerizing Landmark of Palakkad

Built during the British reign for irrigation purposes, Pothundi Dam is now the famous tourist attraction in Palakkad. The USP of the dam is that it is built of jaggery and quick lime and is currently standing strong. The area around the Pothundi Dam is the best place to enjoy a picnic or for those who love to enjoy basking in the sun. The dam is one of the most visited tourists’ spots and is well known for its different fish species like murrel, catfish, tilapia, rohu (Labeo rohita), barbus, eel, common carp (Cyprinus carpio), mrigal, gourami, and catla.

Travel time from Palakkad is 47 minutes. Travelling by car or bus can be convenient as the roads are very smooth.

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Dhoni Forest Trekking – Beautiful is an Understatement

Bestowed with towering peaks, Dhoni hills is one of the best places in Kerala to undertake forest trekking. A short walk from the main road, tourists can see tiny mountain streams, and forest areas including animals like leopards, elephants, etc. Dhoni hills is a gateway to many trekking destinations in Kerala . Visitors who are interested in watching nature at close quarters are attracted to the Dhoni Waterfalls , particularly Sapal waterfalls at Parasuram Kund. Waterfalls are in full swing in the monsoon season, gushing down to Malampuzha dam side. Don’t forget to visit a government owned cattle and a goat farm here that is known for Swiss bred cattle.

How to Reach Dhoni Forest?

Dhoni is located about fifteen kilometers away from Palakkad. Several KSRTC or state government public transport buses, but are less frequent.

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One of the most beautiful and least explored National Parks in Kerala, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary attracts tourists with its scenic charm and nature’s bounty. Perched on a hilly area amidst the Nelliampathy and Anamalai ranges, the park is a rich amalgamation of lush green jungle and picturesque landscapes.

The national park shelters 39 species of mammals, 16 species of amphibians, 268 species of birds, 61 species of reptiles, 47 species of fishes, 1049 species of insects and 124 species of butterflies. The highlight of the national park is the Kannimara teak tree, which has stood still for 350 years. In 1973, the park was awarded the tiger reserve title. Splendid view of the neighboring mountains in the core area is the USP of the national park. Government organized jeep safari are the best way to explore the wilderness of the national park.

How to Reach Parambikulam Wildlife?

Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is 95 km away from Palakkad & 100 km away from Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu). The sanctuary is easily approachable by government-owned buses, jeeps and taxis. Pollachi in Tamil Nadu is the closest railhead and has train connections from Coimbatore and Palakkad.

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Silent Valley National Park – Feel the Pulse of Wildlife in Kerala

You are up for good times if you have decided to witness the beautiful jungle culture of Silent Valley National Park. Home to several animals, birds and plant species, Silent Valley National Park in the Western Ghats is perhaps the most thrilling getaway in Palakkad. Listed in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the national park boasts of its large avian species and animals. Lush green jungles, peaks surrounded by the clouds and clean environment offer a perfect ambience that nurtures flora and fauna in large numbers.

Spread over an area of 90 sq. km, the park houses the largest population of Lion-tailed Macaque, 34 species of mammals, 292 species of birds, 31 species of reptiles, 22 species of amphibians, and 13 species of fishes.

Adding to its glory are the 107 species of orchids, 100 ferns, 200 liverworts, 75 lichens and about 200 algae that can be spotted in the National Park. Natural beauty and the wildlife species of the National Park never fails to impress the tourists. Blessed with the presence of picturesque landscapes and the chattering Kunthi river which makes its way through the Nilgiri Hills are some of the attractions in the National Park. A large number of tourists from worldwide visit here every year and enjoy the beauty of Nature, Jungle Safari, and Tribal Villages.

How to Reach Silent Valley National Park?

Taxis and jeeps are available from Palakkad City for Silent Valley National Park. Personal vehicles inside the national park aren’t allowed. For jungle safari and other activities, tourists will have to take prior permission from the tourism department.

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Nelliyampathy Hills, Palakkad – Close to Nature

People who are looking for a refreshing and rejuvenating getaway should have Nelliyampathy hills on the top of their itinerary. The hills are embellished with the multiple nature treasures that make it one of the favorite holiday destinations amongst the tourists.

Nicknamed as the Second Ooty, if there is one word that best describes Nelliyampathy hills then it would be gorgeous. The entire landscape is thrilling and is filled with waterfalls, dense forest and various trekking trails; the hill station is surely a delight for the eyes. Legends say that centuries ago Nelliyampathy was a dense forest, the land was chosen by Lord Sri Rama and his wife Sita Devi as an abode during their 14-year period of exile.

In Palakkad, one can see a glorious waterfall plunging down from 1000 m height. As per the mythological facts, Sita Devi used to take a bath under the waterfall during the exile period. Now, this waterfall is a well-known pilgrimage site and is visited by devotees in huge numbers to take a dip in holy water and feel enlightened. The breathtaking environment of waterfalls, hills and lush green jungles makes it a haven for naturalists.

How to Reach Nelliyampathy Hills?

Nelliyampathy Hills is situated within 2 km radius of the Palakkad City. Taxi and KSRTC Buses are available from the different stands of the Palakkad City to Nelliyampathy Hills.

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Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple – An Intimate Heritage Experience

If you are looking for a place for mental peace and blessings of the divine entity, plan a trip to Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple. The temple is one of the grandest discoveries of Lord Parsurama and is amongst the 108 Durga temples that were consecrated by the deity. Historians even say that the temple was set-up in just 12 days by the servants of Parsurama. Presiding deities in the shrine are – Goddess Mahishasura Mardini and Goddess Annapurneshwari. Sprawling over an area of 2 hectares, the temple is protected by the gigantic rocks on its all the sides. Best time to visit the Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple is on Karthika day of Vrischika and that’s when the entire city comes back to life.

How to Reach Thiruvalathur Temple?

Thiruvalathur is around 7 km away from Palakkad City on the Chittoor Road and can be easily accessed by public or private transport. Tourists can take a direct bus to reach this spot.

Temple Timing: 5:30 AM to 9.30 AM and 5 PM to PM

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Top Places to Visit Around Palakkad

Not only Palakkad is beautiful but the places that surround Palakkad are extremely gorgeous to behold and overpower your senses. Not located very far from Palakkad these places make your day tour around Palakkad worth cherishing for a lifetime. Peaceful, divine and picturesque, there are some places to visit around Palakkad which will definitely blow your heart away.

Ottapalam – Secluded Serenity

Ottapalam is a quaint little town decked with numerous Palm trees and untouched natural beauty. When Zamorins were ruling this place, it was a cultural site. Many festivals and cultural events are celebrated here with great pomp and show. It was a part of Valluvanad Swaroop dynasty, the stories of which still resound in this land. The most awaited and popular temple festival- Chinakathoor Pooram festival held at Chinakathoor Pooram Temple is the center of attraction. It is one of the most popular religious festivals of Kerala.  Gorgeous views, lush greenery and temple festival makes Ottapalam one of the best places to visit for photography.

Thrithala – Quaint Historical Village of Ruins

Situated in the blissful banks of Bharathapuzha, Thrithala is a historical tourist attraction in Kerala. It is very popular for its historic ruins and monuments which are of great historical value and archaeological importance. It dates back to the 9th or 10th century. The ancient temple of Lord Shiva is a major landmark of Thrithala. It is said that a girl named Agnihotri went to the river with her mother for a bath and she collected mud and formed a heap on the shore which hardened in the form of Shiva Lingam. Her mother tried to remove it but could not remove it. The river also changed its course to make a space to build the temple. Kattumadam Temple is another most popular landmark of Thrithala. It dates back to the 9th and 10th century AD. It is the only shrine in Kerala built in early Chola style.

Chittur Kavu Devi Temple – Embrace the Divine Wisdom

Situated in Chittur village, Chittur Kavu Devi Temple is a symbol of faith and serenity. This ancient holy temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali. The 6 ft tall daruvigraham is a sight to behold. Devotees from all over India visit this temple to take divine blessings. The temple remains open on Tuesdays and Fridays. During the months of Kartik Akam (July- Aug) and Mandalam(Nov- Dec) and in the Navratri festival the temple remains open all the time.  Don’t miss the grand Konganpada festival, the most popular festival of Kerala. It is celebrated as a victory of the Nairs of Chittur over the militia of Kongunadu every year on the first Monday after the lunar night of Kumbham (February- March).

Seethargundu Viewpoint – Spend Some Time with Family and Friends

Seethargundu viewpoint is a treasure trove of beautiful sights for nature lovers. Tourists throughout the year visit here to relax their mind and soul. Serene surroundings and scenic ambiance make this place one of a kind to visit for recreation and photography. Western Ghats in the background, lush greenery all around and cascading waterfalls are so mind-boggling that you will never be able to forget this place. It is one of the most popular picnic spots to spend time with your near and dear ones.  If you are in Palakkad, make sure you definitely visit this beautiful piece of nature to soothe your eyes.

Attappadi – Most Gorgeous State of Nature

Attappadi is a kind of a tourist destination which can easily lure any restless wanderer to stay for a while and delight their senses. Stretch of hills and valleys, soothing climate, blissful rivers, deep forests teeming with exotic flora and fauna, glowing streams and a home to archaic tribal clans makes Attappadi more attractive than heaven. The major portion of Attappadi comes under the purview of Reserve Forest and you have to take permission from forest officials to visit this place. Its climate is very unique, sometimes it’s daylight, sometimes drizzle, sometimes rainy, sometimes misty, you will be spellbound to see nature’s wonderful sights here.

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How to Reach Palakkad?

• By Airways: The Nearest airport is Peelamedu Airport in Coimbatore. Coimbatore Airport is well connected to places in India and abroad such as Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Cochin, Pune, Sharjah, Bangkok, Singapore and Ahmedabad.
• By Railways: Palakkad Junction (PGT) and Palakkad Town (PGTN) are the nearest railway stations that are well connected to other major cities of the country via regular trains.
• By Roadways: Karnataka is well connected through Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and some private travel services. See below for the distance chart.

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A close look at the place, you would see that Palakkad is a hidden hamlet that is not yet touched by modernity and beams gloriously when its golden paddy fields are bathed in sunlight. A holiday vacation in this palm fringed land will satiate your senses. So, what are you all waiting for? Book for your Palakkad holiday now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. why is palakkad so famous.

Palakkad is known as the Granary of Kerala. It is very popular for its landmark destination Palakkad Fort which is the legacy of Tipu Sultan. Moreover, it is rich in natural beauty. Tourists from all over India come here for a weekend to spend some time in the lap of nature.

Q. What are the famous tourist attractions to visit in Palakkad with family and friends?

• Dhoni Waterfalls
• Kava Garden
• Pothundi Dam
• Siruvani Dam
• Kalpathy Heritage Village
• Thiruvalathur RanduMoorthy Temple
• Meenkara Dam
• Parambikulam Dam

Q. What are the popular places for shopping in Palakkad?

The popular places for shopping in Palakkad are –

• Happy’s Mall
• Manmandir Handicrafts

Q. How many days are enough to explore Palakkad?

If you are planning to visit Palakkad, make sure you have at least 2-3 days in hand to explore the best places in Palakkad. Usually, a day is enough for sightseeing in Palakkad but you will always be in a hurry and would not be able to enjoy places comfortably. So, you should plan Palakkad trip for 3 days to enjoy the beauty of nature here.

Published: 26 Nov, 2021

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Places to Visit in Palakkad | Palakkad Tourism

Palakkad also called as Palghat is the gateway to Kerala at the foot of the western ghats. Palakkad is a land of green paddy fields and graceful tall coconut trees. Along with these Palakkad also holds misty mountains, evergreen forests, huge dams, wildlife sanctuaries and historical monuments. Palakkad is called the granary of Kerala.

Palakkad is blessed with a wide variety of attractions. You can engage yourself in a variety of entertainment options in these beautiful land. There are exotic hills like Nelliyampathy, Attappady which are a delight to watch.

The unique Silent Valley National Park, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary and dams like Malampuzha, Mangalam, Pothundi, Kanjirapuzha, Siruvani and Parambikulam are some other destinations in Palakkad.

Not only natural attractions there are many made attractions in Palakkad. Palakkad Fort is one such place. Situated at the middle of the city the fort welcomes you to this wonderful place. Adjacent to the the fort, there is a children’s park and an open air stadium called Rappadi. Malampuzha also called as the Vrindavan of Kerala is also situated in Palakkad.

Malampuzha Dam is surrounded by beautiful hilly region. Parambikulam dam and the wildlife sanctuary is a renowned for the sight of all kind of animals and plants. Parambikulam is also famous for teak plantations and the reservoir.

Places to Visit in Palakkad

1. malampuzha.

Malampuzha, ‘The Vrindavan of Kerala’ is located close to Bharathapuzha at a distance of 13 km from Palakkad town. Malampuzha is a place blessed with both natural beauty and man made architecture. Since the completion of dam the place is converted to a wonderful tourist spot. The huge dam located in the hilly region itself is amazing.

Other attractions in Malampuzha are Malampuzha Gardens , a fish shaped freshwater aquarium, snake park, children's park, a Reservoir, Garden House, Japanese Garden, Hanging Bridge, Sculpture of Yakshi, Ropeway, Road Train, Telescopic Tower, Rock Garden and Fantasy Park.

The reservoir offers you the opportunity to enjoy fishing and boating. The Garden House has a unit of water sports. The passenger ropeway is a thrilling experience. This is the first of this kind in South India.

The thread garden is another place which worth a visit. There are plenty of fabulous life like models in the thread garden. The Rock garden and Telescopic tower is also attractions of this place.

2. Palakkad Fort

This fort situated at the heart of the city welcomes all the visitors to this marvellous place. This fort is a historically important one which tells us about the tales of many heroes of the past.

With its architectural beauty and historical importance it draws the attraction of all visitors. Kotta Maithanam, west of the fort is very famous being the place Tippu’s cavalry camped. Nearby the fort there is a children’s park and open air stadium.

3. Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

Parambikulam situated in Western Ghats about 125 kms from Palakkad has a variety of attractions. The dam and the wildlife sanctuary here are most popular and one of he most visited places in Palakkad.

This is a famous haunt of bird watchers. One can see all sorts of animals and birds here. Parambikulam also has a reservoir which offers you entertainment options like fishing and boating.

The place is famous for teak plantations. The oldest teak tree, ‘Kannimaree’, stands here. There is a national park here, which is named after Salim Ali, the famous bird observer.

4. Silent Valley National Park

Silent Valley, the evergreen national Park in Palakkad is a unique attraction of this place. The Silent Valley National park spreads an area of 90sq. km is situated in the north eastern corner of the district. The rarest species of animals and birds are seen in the valley.

Apart from these the National Park houses more than thousand kinds of trees. The valley has a fair representation of all peninsular mammals. Visiting this National Park in Palakkad will be an exciting experience.

5. Chulannur Peacock Protection Centre

Chulannur is a village situated 22 km away from Palakkad town and is a famous Peacock protection Centre in Palakkad. Kunjan Nambiar Smrudhi forest is also located here.

6. Seetharkundu

Seetharkundu at Nelliampathy is a stunning landscape offering the view of the valley below. One of the major attraction in here is the 1000 meters high water falls.

It is believed that during the ‘vanavasa, Rama, Sita and Lakshmana had lived here. Seetharkundu got its name from the legend that Sita devi during the vanavasa period with Rama, took a bath here.

7. Meenkara Dam

Meenkara a beautiful place in Palakkad district is famous due to the presence of the dam, garden, fish ponds and the stunning natural beauty. The exact location of Meenkara is 32 km south east of Palakkad town.

8. Siruvani Dam

Siruvani dam situated 80 km away from Palakkad town is the common reservoir of Kerala and Tamilnadu. The dam and the surrounding is blessed with amazing natural beauty. The dam is constructed across Siruvani Puzha which is the tributary of Bhavani Puzha. It supplies drinking water to Coimbatore municipality.

There is a waterfall from 2000 feet height on the eastern side of the dam. The beauty and the cool climate of the place attracts so many visitors to this place.

9. Mangalam Dam

This huge beautiful dam is located 48 km south of Palakkad town. The dam is constructed across Cherukunnu Puzha, a tributary of Mangalam river. The dam situated among the natural beauty of Palakkad has so many wild animals here. There are deer, wild elephants and rare species of birds on the fringes of the reservoir.

10. Thunchan Madom

Thunjan Madom also called as Guru Madom on the banks of ‘Sokanashini’ (destroyer of sorrow) Chittoorpuzha is a place blessed with the presence of literary men. In Sokanashini, an old building at Chittur Thekkegramam village, Thunchath Ramanujan Ezhuthachan, the father of Malayalam language spent his last years. The pen he used for writing is still kept here as a precious memento.

11. Pothundi Dam

Pothundy 38 km south of Palakkad town, in Nelliyampathy route holds the popular Pothundi Dam. The dam is across Padipuzha and Meenchadipuzha, the two sub tributaries of Ayilurpuzha, which is the tributary of Bharathapuzha.

12. JP Smrithivanam & Deer Park

JP Smirthivanam and Deer Park located at Walayar reserve forest 22 km away from Palakkad town in Palakkad-coimbatore road is a must visit place. This spreads an area of 100 acres. One can watch deer and other animals roaming here in their natural habitat. The park offers you elephant riding.

Places Around Palakkad

There are so many spots around Palakkad which worth a visit. Some of the attractions around Palakkad are Mangote Bhagavathy Temple, Thunchan Gurumadom, Kottayi, Thenkurissi Siva Temple, Kunchan Smarakam, Lakkidi etc.

Best time to visit Palakkad

The best time to visit Palakkad is during the winter season that is from the month of December to February.

Where to Stay in Palakkad

The place has varied kinds f accommodation facilities. Some of these are Indraprastha, Hotel, Kairali Hotel, Soorya Continental, Fort Palace Hotel, Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resort, Soorya Residency, Hotel K.P.M. International, Rajadhani Hotel, Hotel Tripenta, etc.

Places to Eat in Palakkad

Sharing border with TamilNadu, Palakkad cuisine has great influence of Tamil Brahmin cuisine. Unlike Malabar cuisine Palakkad cuisine is more of Vegetarian. Palakkad has great culinary delights to offer on a Thali. Masala Vadai, Bondas, Kozhukattai (sweet dumplings filled with coconut and jaggery) Sugary Unni Appams and spicy bujji are some of the delicious Palakkadan Dishes.

Another must try in Palakkad is the Ramasseri Idli, a flat steamed idli resembling Idly but tastes different. Some of the hotels in Palakkad offering the best local delicacies are Hotel Ashok Bhavan, Hotel Indraprastha, Hotel Sri Chakra, Hotel Royal Treat, Hotel Kapilavasthu, Hotel Noorjahan, Fort Palace Hotel and K R Bakes.

Places to Shop in Palakkad

Palakkad has an agro based civilization. Generally Agricultural products, textiles, handicrafts and handloom products take the main part of Palakkad shops. Palakkad Big Bazar or Valiyangadi is a major shopping centre.

There are so many shops here with traditional bell metal ware, Peacock Vilakku, Thookkuvilakku, Hanging Vilakku, Nilavilakku, utensils such as Kindi, Mondha, lota and Ashtamangalyam. There is also an Antique Warehouse opposite to the Noorani Saneeswaran Temple.

For Kerala Souvenirs in a reasonable price you can shop at Mannadiar Handicrafts in Valiyangadi. You can also shop textiles in Nedungadi Saree Paradise and Maharaja Silks. Also there are so many jewelleries.

How to Reach Palakkad?

Reaching palakkad by air.

The nearest international airport is Coimbatore which is around 52 km away from Palakkad. One can hire taxi from here to the destination.

Reaching Palakkad by Train

Palakkad has two railway stations. The main railway station is Palakkad Junction an is well connected to other cities of the country. One can get auto rickshaws at the station to travel around.

Reaching Palakkad by Bus

There are many government buses and private luxury buses running to Palakkad from various cities such as Coimbatore, Kochi and Kozhikode.

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5 Places to Visit in Palakkad, Kerala on One Day Trip

Ayurveda, waterfalls, centuries-old temples, and beaches are the first few things that strike your mind when you think about Kerala. But that’s not it! Kerala is also known for several hill stations that are surrounded by tall mountains and natural vegetation. One such picturesque hill station that falls in the state of Kerala is in the town of Palakkad. The specialty of this town is the Pala trees, one of the most popular flora species that were once the main attraction of Kerala. The town gets its name Palakkad for the abundance of these trees.

With a pleasant atmosphere and a serene landscape all through the year, even a one day trip to Palakkad is going to be the most exciting and memorable one. In this post, we’ll walk you through the best places to visit in Palakkad, a mesmerizing hill station in Kerala.

The mesmerizing fields with the backdrop of hills,  a majestic fortress and a number of ancient temples make Palakkad a must-visit hill station in Kerala PC : K V Gopalkrishnan

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Palakkad Fort

First up on the list is Palakkad fort. To get familiar with the culture and ancient era of this town, you must pay a visit to Palakkad fort. Commonly known as Tipu’s fort, this destination is associated with a famous history. The first thing you notice when you enter this area is the wonderful architecture, which is way too captivating to be ignored.

Constructed by Haider Ali, Palakkad fort has a simple yet mesmerizing Hanuman temple. Locals say that the gigantic architecture of this fort was to facilitate the interaction between Coimbatore and this city. The fort has a scenic surrounding. Additionally, it is known for tranquility. Tourists who want to unwind after hectic activities can visit Palakkad fort and spend some peaceful time.

Malampuzha Reservoir and Garden

Malampuzha Dam is the largest dam in Kerala. It is located at a height of 355 ft. Right in front of the reservoir, there is a special tourist spot known as Malampuzha Garden. The entire garden is covered with grass and greenery. Overall, the atmosphere and landscape around this tourist spot are pretty serene yet effortlessly stunning.

The garden is located at a distance of 10 kilometers from the main city. Though the bus services are available, you must hire a taxi or cab for a convenient experience.

Kava Viewpoint

Another wonderful tourist spot that should be included in your list of places to visit in Palakkad is the Kava viewpoint. This weekend getaway spot looks rejuvenating during monsoon. This viewpoint allows tourists to admire the beauty of the surrounding mountains and a tranquil Kerala Landscape. Also known as ‘the womb of the raincold’, Kava viewpoint is the first region to form the rain clouds in Palakkad. This weekend getaway destination is only 14 kilometers drive from Palakkad town.

It is a peaceful location where you can spend 3-4 hours just strolling through the place and cherishing the natural beauty of Palakkad. If you are exploring Palakkad with your family, then the Kava viewpoint is a must-visit destination. You can even capture selfies near the picturesque backdrop and share it on your social media and with friends.

Rock Garden

Rock Garden is the most popular tourist spot in Palakkad, Kerala. Opened in 1996, Rock Garden receives more than 25,000 tourists throughout the year. Rock Garden can be seen on your way to Palakkad. It is located at a short distance from the Malampuzha dam. The Garden accommodates some beautifully crafted sculptures, mosaics, and artworks that are created by the popular artist named “Nek Chand”.

The unique part about these sculptures is the materials used for their construction. These artworks are made of broken crockery, waste materials, electrical fittings, tiles, damaged washbasins, ladies bangles, and bicycles. Nek Chand has crafted the beautiful structures of males, females, gods, and animals using unique items.

The background boasts colossal mountains and scenic views. You will also come across little habitat of birds and their rain shelters here. An 11 kilometers drive from the main city will lead you to this top tourist attraction.

Kalpathy Village and Temple

Located at the borderline of Kerala and Tamil Nadu states, Kalpathy is one of the most gorgeous temples in Kerala. It is a 3 kilometers drive from Palakkad. To explore the beauty of Kalpathy village and this captivating temple, you must visit Palakkad during the Kalpathy Rathotsavam festival.

The residents of this village were considered professional scholars, scientists, and musicians. On your way to the Kalpathy village, you will find delicious pickles, curry powders, and special Kerala spices. Buy it as a souvenir to show it to the people back home.

Palakkad city has historical, spiritual, and natural attractions. The city is a one-stop platform for tourists who want to explore Kerala hill station to its fullest.

How to Reach Palakkad

Palakkad Rail Junction is connected to all the major cities. You can take a flight to Coimbatore located at a distance of 48 km and then take a train to reach Palakkad. Regular trains and buses to Palakkad also ply from Thrissur, Pollachi, Guruvayur and even Bangalore.

If you wish to combine the famous attractions  Rent a car in Palakkad with a driver and visit all the nearby places. Renting a car with an experienced driver would be the most convenient option if you wish to continue northwards to Munnar and adjoining hill stations.

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15 Peaceful Places to Visit in Palakkad for a Beautiful Experience

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Mother Nature is kissed with rivers, waterfalls, rain forests, fluorescent green paddy fields, countryside, and high ranges of the Western Ghats Mountains in Palakkad. It is the central district, and the Pal Ghats is the only gap or opening to reach by surface transportation to Kerala from the Tamil Nadu side. Today, it is a weekend getaway and budget tourist destination for the people of Tamil Nadu as well as for locals. Palakkad Ghats Valley has many naturally beautiful places to see on a weeklong Pal Ghats tour . We have listed here the top places to visit during the Palakkad trip. Plan your itinerary for cultural, nature, wildlife, and recreational areas to explore in Palakkad. The below-mentioned attractions and things to do are the best to visit in tourist places in Palakkad in a weeklong tour.

Major Attraction Tourist Places in Palakkad that you should not miss during your Palakkad Trip

1. palakkad fort.

Are there any well-preserved forests in Kerala? Then it is Palakkad Fort and which is one of the most famous tourist places to visit in Palakkad. It is also known as Tippu Fort locally and will be a surprise to see a sub-jail as part of this fort complex. Yet, this fort is in a deciduous forest covered with well-maintained pathways, skating areas, trench, cylindrical bastions, ponds, gardens, and old and new complexes. There are Lord Hanuman and Anjaneya temples inside this fort. It is a historical and cultural Heritage site where you can get scenic views of the Western Ghats and tropical rainforest from the top of this fort complex. 

Timings: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM

Trip Duration: 2 Hours

Entry cost: INR 15 per person

2. Vadakkanthara Temple

Locally, this temple is famous as Vadakkanthara Temple and is one of the most famous Hindu temples dedicated to Goddesses Shakthi, also known as Bhagavathi in Malayalam. Tourists who have not seen the Kerala temple architecture can admire much of this temple’s wooden carvings, motifs, sculptures, and pillars. You will find vast elephant ornaments, festival artifacts, and attires in this temple. Vadakkanthara Temple festival or Vela is held here once in 3 years. The festival begins and ends with an elephant procession with Chenda Melam. This temple is 2.6 Km away from Palakkad Town and women devotees plunge here during all Hindu festival occasions. 

Visiting hours: 04:30 AM to 08:00 PM

Trip Duration: 1 hour

Entry Fee: Nil (Special poojas on behalf of devotees are chargeable)

3. Dhoni Waterfalls

Dhoni is a scenic hamlet on the foothills of the Western Ghats. The Dhoni Falls originate from these hills and have many drops before falling on its cascade. It is a wanderlust for honeymooners and most of the Palakkad tour packages for couples include this place for its cool environment, rain forest, scenic waterfalls, and vast cascade to swim. You have to hike in the rainforest to reach these waterfalls. On the way, you can witness how people in Dhoni hamlet are still untouched by modernization and live with Mother Nature. Access to this waterfall is via scenic villages, paddy fields, and the rainforest. You can have better views of the wider Western Ghats from Dhoni Village.

Visiting hours: 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM

Trip Duration: Half-day and a one-day trip

Entry Fee: Nil

4. Malampuzha Dam

It is the largest water reservoir in Kerala, with a recreational garden and water theme park in Palakkad. Malampuzha Dam’s location on the foothills of the Western Ghats makes it look heavenly in all seasons. The western side of this dam is with ocean-like dam water with the backdrop of high mountains. The eastern part of the dam from the top gives you an eye-soothing effect with lush green sub-tropical rain forest. A full day can be spent here, as you will be on the lap of Mother Nature. It has a ropeway, rock garden, swimming pool and a park with any recreational Things to do. 

Trip Duration: A day trip

EntryFee: INR25

5. Kanjirapuzha  

Palakkad is famous for having many villages which are untouched by modernization. Kanjirapuzha is one such scenic village in the Pal Ghats Valley. The Kanjirapuzha dam location is the backpacker’s paradise for the people residing in the adjoining districts of Palakkad. Tourists seeking nature, wild, and mountains must visit this place once in a lifetime. Kanjirapuzha dam garden is the finest place to visit in Palakkad to breathe fresh air. The views of the high ranges of the Western Ghats and the resin forest will be jaw-dropping from the top of this dam. If you wish to be away from the polluted city, it is the right place to spend time with Mother Nature. 

Visiting hours: 06:00 AM – 06:00 PM

Trip Duration: 05 – 10 hours

6. Meenvallam Waterfalls

Is there any hidden place to visit in Palakkad? Then visit the mesmerizing Meenvallam Waterfalls during the Palakkad tour . The 147-foot waterfalls emerge from rolling hills amidst the lush green rainforest. It will be fantastic to see milky water flowing down from the top. Its cascade is worth taking a dip in and hiking around this forest. It is a paradise for couples and honeymooners. Locally, it is a picnic spot and a backpacker’s paradise. One has to hike in the incredible rainforest to reach the waterfall site. This waterfall is active from June to March every year. Yet, you must check the permission is here during the peak of Monsoon rain in August.

EntryFee: Nil

7. Jainimedu Jain temple

It is a cultural heritage and one of the places to visit in Palakkad to see the 15th CE built Jain temple in Kerala. Jainimedu Jain Temple is in good condition as this temple is made with black granite stones locally sourced from the Western Ghats Mountains. Jainimedu means in Malayalam, the citadel mount for the Jains. Chandraprabha is the primary deity of this Jain temple and the temple is in a lush green surrounding with few Jain settlements. They have been residing here since this temple was built and special ceremonies happen during all Jain festivals.

Trip Duration: 01 to 02 hours

8. Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple

If you wish to see Kerala’s architectural marvel, visit this ancient temple in Palakkad. Annapurneswari and Mahishasura are the presiding deities of this temple. This temple is called the Randu Moorthy or two idols temple. The sculptors in this temple are made from monolith granite rocks. The central tower of this temple is coated with copper. The temples, flag mast, monolith stone carved lamps, woodcarvings, and temple gates are stunning as they are handmade marvels. Many mythic stores are there for the temple. Yet, the present form of this temple is in the Travancore temple model and devotees gather here during all Hindu festival occasions.

Visiting hours: 06:00 Am to 06:00 PM

9. Ottapalam

This town, its villages, palm groves, traditional Kerala homes, the Bharatha Puzha River, and the Varikkassery Mana are the main backdrop of Mollywood films. Ottapalam villa is much familiar to mallus. Yet, tourists can see those evergreen locations and Ottapalam temples on a day trip. It is an eye-soothing scenic village, which is cool during summer. Ottapalam must be on your wish list if you wish to be in a traditional village untouched by modernization. Vast paddy fields, rolling hills fringed with palm groves, and the flowing river is the main attraction of Ottapalam. If you are lucky, you will find some Mollywood film shooting going on the paddy fields and traditional Kerala homes primarily meant for shooting in this area.

Trip Duration: Half-day to 1-day trip

10. Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

This wildlife sanctuary is famous for its tiger reserve in Kerala State and a biome of the Western Ghats wildlife conservation region. Nature and wild lovers must take a day trip and explore this sanctuary’s beauty of rain forest, Bengal tigers, crocodiles, monkeys, woodpeckers, parrots, and many native floras and fauna of this region. This sanctuary is spread across 400 sq-km adjoining the scenic Anamalai and Neliampathy hills. Jeep safari is the best to take in a half-day trip and see this wildlife attraction in Palakkad. People of all ages can visit this sanctuary to relax with Mother Nature. It is advisable to come in a group to enjoy this evergreen forest.

Trip Duration: 05 to 10 hours

11. Kanjirapuzha

It is a backpacker’s destination and a local picnic spot for the people in Palakkad and nearby districts to visit and enjoy the Kanjirapuzha dam garden. A day trip is essential, as you have to travel around 40 km from Palakkad’s main town. The dam water is the main water resource for farming. Thus, you will find fluorescent green paddy fields on the opposite side of this dam. It is a peaceful place to relax with Mother Nature in Palakkad. The water source of this river is from the western slopes of the Weser Gats Mountain Ranges in Pallakhad. 

Trip Duration: Half-day to a day trip

12. Silent Valley National Park

If there are any hidden places to visit in Palakkad, it is the Silent Valley National Park . Once you stay here, you will discover why it is named Silent Valley. This National Park comes under the bio reserve of the Western Ghats Mountain Ranges in Kerala. Silent Valley is a dense tropical rainforest in the high regions of the Pal Ghats. December to May is the non-rainy time to visit and see milky waterfalls, streaks, mountain streams, tropical rainforests, and the majestic beauty of mist-filled mountains. It is a nature lover’s paradise to visit in all seasons. Yet, summer is the best for day and night camping taking permission from the Kerala Forest Department. 

Visiting hours: A day trip

Trip Duration: 12 Hours

13. Attappadi

It is an evergreen village settlement with native tribal people residing here since ancient times and the tribal villagers survive by farming and the natural taming of flora and fauna available to explore. You can see them in their natural state, how they live in a traditional hut without electricity, telecommunication, and other modern amenities. Hiking this scenic village is the best way to explore in a half-day Palakkad tour . The tribes of this village are tourist-friendly and try their traditional foods cooked near streams and under the mango trees.  

14. Kollengode Palace

It is a historic place on the Nelliyampathy hills in Palakkad. Today, this palace is converted into a royal palace. Kollengode Palace booking is the best for couples and honeymooners to stay in a royal palace hotel in Palakkad. You will get hospitality in the Travancore style in this hotel and one of the most attractive Places to visit in Palakkad. A booking is necessary to beat the peak season rush from December to May in Pal Ghats. This palace amidst the lush green rainforest of Palakkad and hotel serves authentic Kerala dishes and multi-cuisine foods and beverages.

Visiting hours: 24-hours

Trip Duration: 3-days to 1 week

EntryFee: RoomCharges

15. Mangalam Dam

Mangalam Dam Park is the local picnic place for the locals in this district. One of the finest beauties of this dam is you will see rolling hills far away from the dam water site. They are with flowing mountain mists, and blue-sky backdrops will make you feel like heaven. The source of this dam water is a tributary of the Mangalam River. You will have a 360-degree scenic view of paddy fields from the top of this dam. This dam is a local picnic spot, and backpackers visit here from the neighboring district of Palakkad.

Trip Duration: Half-day to 1-day

Frequently Asked Questions?

A. Nelliampathy is a scenic and budget-friendly hill station in Palakkad. It is nestled on the Western Ghats high ranges in the Pal Ghats valley.

A . Kerala red rice with Meen Kari, Puttu & Kadala Kari, Vellai Appam & Baji, banana fry, paratta with beef curry, and fish varieties. 

A. September to December is the best time to visit Palakkad to see its waterfall full of flowing milky water from the Western Ghats.

A. South-west monsoon rain begins in the starting week of June and slows down by September. The retreating Monsoon starts in October and November.   

Palakkad is a green haven for nature lovers and our Palakkad tour packages include nature as well as many awesome activities. People of this district speak Hindi and English apart from their native language Malayalam. A weeklong Palakkad tour Package is the best to see all the Tourist Places to visit in Palakkad attractions and enjoy the activities as well. So what are you waiting send your inquiry and get an awesome travel deal on your travel packages!  

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