Explore hill stations in Thiruvananthapuram, with local highlights and useful ideas for planning a visit.
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 Thiruvananthapuram, with local listings to help you plan your visit.
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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.
Ponmudi is a hill station in Thiruvananthapuram district reached by a winding hill road that passes Kallar. Kerala Tourism describes an open plateau among Western Ghats ridges and green valleys, with misty views along the route. The destination also has walking and trekking routes; the ecotourism listing describes organized trek options. The cited pages do not establish a reliable current operating schedule or fees, so confirm any organized trek directly before travelling.
Peaceful hill village surrounded by rubber plantations and pristine forests.
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