Explore hill stations in Idukki, with local highlights and useful ideas for planning a visit.
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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. This guide focuses on hill stations in Idukki, with local listings to help you plan your visit.
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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.
Kerala Tourism lists Devikulam Hills as a destination near Munnar, in Idukki.
Echo Point near Munnar is a scenic lakeside viewpoint where visitors can enjoy the mountain landscape, cool highland air, and the natural echo that gives the destination its name.
Idukki Dam is one of Kerala’s most impressive engineering landmarks, rising between the Kuravan and Kurathi hills above a vast reservoir surrounded by the mountains of Idukki.
Scenic hill station near Kulamavu Dam with reservoir views and mountainous terrain.
Hill station on Kerala-Tamil Nadu border known for cool climate and scenic beauty.
Mattupetty Dam is a popular Munnar sightseeing stop surrounded by tea-covered hills and forest, with a calm reservoir that is often paired with boating and nearby viewpoints.
Kerala Tourism identifies Munnar as a hill station in Idukki and notes its location at the confluence of the Muthirapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala streams.
District headquarters of Idukki with administrative importance and scenic surroundings.
Hill station known for first hydro-electric project in Kerala with scenic dam views.
Aromatic hill station famous for cardamom, pepper, and other spice plantations.
Part of Eravikulam National Park, famous for Nilgiri Tahr and rolling grasslands.
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