Parambikulam Tiger Reserve

Tucked away in the enticing hills of Anamalai and Nelliampathy hills, Parambikulam Tiger Reserve is a must-explore tourism destination that is abound with a plethora of wild beauty that adorns the large reservoir with the island-like, beautifully crafted lands. Boasting the world’s largest and oldest teak tree as well as the first teak plantation managed scientifically in the world, this tract is a plantation turned into a reserved forest. The oldest tree, named “Kannimara” is worshipped by the tribals as an abode of God. Even some poojas are held near the tree as a custom.
Bordered by other wildlife sanctuaries, it is home to extravagant flora and fauna. One of the best ecological parks in Kerala, this is one of the prime tourism destinations where wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, adventurers, trekkers, families, as well as couples arrive alike.
Enclosing a green land of 643.66 sq km, the reserve is an abode of a network of hills namely, the Karimala Gopuram, Pandaravarai, Vengolimala, and Puliyarapadam as well as the Thunakadavu and Parambikulam reservoirs. The Annamalai peak is a popular chosen tourist destination as it is the best spot that offers the most beautiful scenes of green all around.

Getting There:

Nearest Railway Station: Coimbatore Railway Station, about 96km
Nearest Airport: Coimbatore Airport, about 55km