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Wildlife Sanctuaries of Kerala

Parambikulam Sanctuary is a protected area of 285 km sq, that lies in Palakkad district between

hills. It is part of the 391 km sq Tiger reserve. 3 major peaks lie in the area. Also a number of rivers and reservoirs attract tourists. Forests are dense, and the bio-diversity is rich. Trekking, stay in tree house, observing from watch towers, boating are the activities possible. Rest Houses afford you comfortable stay. The place is accessible by road or rail from Pollachi 45 km away. 65 km from Palakkad lies Pollachi in Tamil Nadu. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary or Thekkady is set high on the cardamom hills that border Tamil Nadu. Periyar the longest river of Kerala has its origin from this area. The river and the Periyar lake are the water sources for the reserve. It is more of a reserve for elephants and tigers. Nearly 75% of the area is covered with rain forest. Tall trees 40 to 50 meters are seen here. Read more...
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