Kerala Travel Guide

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Beaches of Kerala | Backwaters of Kerala | Wildlife of Kerala

 

In the lush green forest of the Western Ghats, are some of the most delightful and adventurous trekking trails. The sanctuaries are also the magnets for the serious wildlife enthusiast, rare species are found in scattered spots as well.

Peppara has a rich variety of flora and fauna over a rugged terrain with running rivulets, rolling hillocks and green meadows. This evergreen forest are populated with Elephants, Gaurs, Barking deers, Wild boar, tiger and Nilgiri Langur.

Neyyar is a habitat for a over a hundred varieties of fauna including elephants, wild buffaloes, wild boar, tigers and many kind of snakes. A crocodile breeding center and a lion safari park are also the added attraction of this sanctuary.

Shendruni a green valley of splendid forests situated on the banks of Shenduruni river. On the northern side of the sanctuary is Palaruvi, a beautiful picnic spot.


Periyar
is the pride of Kerala and a testimony of natures splendours and mans innovation situated on the banks of an artificial lake at Thekkady is noted for its geomorphology, wildlife and beautiful landscape. This is also an ideal place for fishing.

Eravikulam stands out for the stark of the beauty of its rolling grass lands and shoals.Anamudi the highest peak south of the Himalayas towers over the park in majestic pride. This is one of the wettest areas of the world.

Chinnar is located in the rain shadow area of the Western Ghats. Unlike other sanctuariesChinnar has only fourty eight rainy days in a year. Wide variety of birds and animals can be spotted here.

Silent valley national park is the only park, one can find such a representative collection ofrare species. Over a hundred species of butterflies and four hundred species of moths and animals and is accessible only by foot(24km approx) but is an unforgettable adventure of a life time.


Parambikulam is a reservoir of tranquil greenery bounds in a variety of trees mainly teak, neem,sandal wood and rose wood. Sambar,Chital,Lion tailed macaque and a few tigers and lepoards are seen. It also has a rich fauna.

Waynad is the crowning glory of the rich biological heritage. In the dense moist decidous forest are populated with elephants, tigers, jungle cats, bison, peacocks, woodpeckers and other animals and birds. Lot of tribal settlements can be seen on the forest outskirts.
 

 
 
 

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