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.
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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.
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District headquarters of Idukki with administrative importance and scenic surroundings.
The District Administration identifies Paithalmala, also called Pythalmala or Vaithalmala, as a hill station in the Kannur region of the Western Ghats.
Hill station known for first hydro-electric project in Kerala with scenic dam views.
Paniyeli Poru is listed as a tourist place by the Ernakulam District Administration. The current catalogue category needs review.
Aromatic hill station famous for cardamom, pepper, and other spice plantations.
Kerala Tourism locates Perunthenaruvi waterfalls in Pathanamthitta district, around 26 km from Pathanamthitta town.
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Beautiful hill station known for misty mountain peaks, winding pathways, and golden valley views.
Part of Eravikulam National Park, famous for Nilgiri Tahr and rolling grasslands.
High altitude hill station with constant winds, wind farms, and panoramic views.
The District Administration identifies Ranipuram, formerly Madathumala, about 48 km east of Kanhangad and 780 m above sea level; it describes the area as a trekking destination.
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