Discover Kerala wildlife in Periyar, Wayanad, Silent Valley, Eravikulam, and other protected forests, with ideas for safaris, trekking, birdwatching, and nature trips.
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The Western Ghats give Kerala an impressive range of forests, grasslands, and wildlife habitats. Explore Periyar, Wayanad, Silent Valley, Eravikulam, and other nature destinations for forest walks, safaris, birdwatching, and memorable encounters with the landscape.
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UNESCO biosphere reserve harboring hornbills, Nilgiri tahr, wild boars, and endemic species.
Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary is listed by the Kerala Forest Department under Kannur.
Dense forest wildlife sanctuary harboring elephants, leopards, and deer species.
Unique dry forest sanctuary home to grizzled giant squirrels, leopards, and spotted deer.
UNESCO World Heritage site protecting endangered Nilgiri tahr, elephants, leopards, and Malabar civets.
Mountain wildlife sanctuary sheltering elephants, wild boars, and sambar deer in highland habitat.
The District Administration lists Kadalundi Backwaters and Bird Sanctuary on the Kozhikode–Malappuram border.
Description withheld pending official source review.
The Pathanamthitta District Administration identifies Konni as a hill town known for timber trade and its wild elephant training centre.
The Kottayam District Administration lists Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary among the district’s tourist destinations.
The District Administration describes Kuruva Island as about 950 acres of evergreen forest on tributaries of the east-flowing Kabani and says it is uninhabited.
Details withheld pending official source review.
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