Idukki
Idukki
Idukki derives its name from the Malayalam word ‘idukku’ which means a narrow gorge. High ranges and wooded valleys girded by three main rivers span a landmass that covers almost 13 per cent of the state, making it the largest district in Kerala. Needless to say, Idukki offers diverse attractions such as wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations, spice plantations, trekking trails and everything a nature enthusiast could ask for.
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Agasthyakoodam
Part of the Shayadri range of mountains, Agasthyakoodam is the second highest peak in Kerala at a height of 1890 meters above sea level.
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Alappuzha Beach
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Alleppey
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Anandasram
Founded by spiritual guru Swami Ramdas in 1939, this internationally renowned spiritual centre offers peaceful ambience, best suited for meditation and spiritual studies.