Find the best hill stations in Kerala, from Munnar and Wayanad to Thekkady and Vagamon, with tea gardens, forest trails, viewpoints, and cool mountain escapes.
Tea-covered slopes, cool mornings, spice gardens, and forest trails give Kerala’s hill country a character of its own. Use this guide to discover Munnar, Wayanad, Thekkady, Vagamon, and other mountain destinations.
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The District Administration describes Adyanpara Falls as a cascading waterfall at Kurmbalangodu village in Nilambur taluk.
Kerala Tourism lists Agasthyakoodam at 1,890 metres and identifies it as Kerala's second-highest peak, correcting the older unsupported highest-peak wording. The peak lies in the Western Ghats and is noted for high biodiversity and medicinal plants; its association with sage Agastya is religious tradition, not a verified historical fact. Trekking is handled through digital permits according to the source. Permit availability and seasonal access can change, so check current Forest Department notices before planning.
Details withheld pending official source review.
Anamudi Peak is the highest mountain in South India, set within the Western Ghats near Munnar and known for high-altitude grasslands, rich biodiversity, and dramatic mountain views.
The Kottayam District Administration lists Aruvikkuzhy Waterfalls among the district’s tourist places.
Serene hill station with dense forests, streams, and traditional Kerala village culture.
Athirappilly Falls is in Athirappilly Panchayat, Chalakudy Taluk, Thrissur district, on the Chalakudy River. The District Administration describes Vazhachal Falls as a nearby waterfall.
Description withheld pending official source review.
The District Administration says Banasura Sagar Dam was constructed in 1979 across the Karamanathodu tributary of the Kabani River. It describes it as India's largest earthen dam and notes boating and scenic views; the superlative is attributed to that source.
Kerala Tourism’s Thrissur brochure lists Charpa among the district’s waterfalls; the District Administration’s Athirappilly Waterfall page also includes it in the gallery.
The District Administration identifies Chembra Peak near Meppady as the highest hill in Wayanad.
Hill area around Chimmini Wildlife Sanctuary with rich flora and fauna.
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