Scenic Hill Stations of Kerala

Munnar

Tea Garden Hill Station
Idukki District

Scenic hill station famous for tea plantations, rolling hills, and cool climate.

Key Attractions:
Tea Museum Eravikulam National Park Mattupetty Dam
September to March
130 km

Ilaveezhapoonchira

Valley of Flowers
Kottayam District

Breathtaking valley without trees, known for its unique landscape and seasonal flowers.

Key Attractions:
Flower Valley Mankunnu Peak Kudayathoormala
September to February
120 km

Vandanmedu

Cardamom Capital
Idukki District

Known as cardamom capital of India with largest cardamom auction center.

Key Attractions:
Cardamom Auction Center Spice Plantations Market Complex
October to March
170 km

Paniyeli Poru

Waterfall Hill Station
Ernakulam District

Hill station famous for waterfalls and rocky terrain along Periyar river.

Key Attractions:
Paniyeli Poru Waterfalls Rocky Formations Periyar River
June to February
65 km

Nelliyampathy

Bio-Reserve Hills
Palakkad District

Bio-reserve hill station with orange groves, coffee plantations, and wildlife.

Key Attractions:
Bio-Reserve Orange Groves Coffee Plantations
October to March
125 km

Attappady

Tribal Hill Area
Palakkad District

Valley region with tribal settlements, known for organic farming and cultural heritage.

Key Attractions:
Tribal Settlements Organic Farms Silent Valley Approaches
October to March
140 km

Vayalada

Hill Village
Kozhikode District

Scenic hill village with paddy fields, streams, and traditional Kerala architecture.

Key Attractions:
Hill Paddy Fields Traditional Houses Mountain Streams
October to April
220 km

Lakkidi

Gateway Hill Station
Wayanad District

Gateway to Wayanad with highest elevation and panoramic valley views.

Key Attractions:
Chain Tree Valley Views Ghat Roads
October to May
280 km

Paithalmala

Peak Hill Station
Kannur District

Highest peak in northern Kerala offering breathtaking views and trekking opportunities.

Key Attractions:
Paithalmala Peak Viewpoints Trekking Routes
October to March
420 km