Start your adventure in Valparai by making your way to the marvelous Aliyar Dam. This remarkable dam is located in Aliyar village and is surrounded by lush green forests and scenic hills. You can spend some time strolling by the dam, admiring the stunning view around the dam. There are also many activities you can do around the dam, such as boating, fishing, swimming, and water sports.
After witnessing the Aliyar Dam, Make your way to the enchanting Monkey Falls, which is a perfect place to spend some time enjoying the serene environment and beautiful waterfalls. After a rejuvenating experience at the Monkey Falls, head to Loam's Viewpoint, located just a few kilometers from the falls. This viewpoint offers a picturesque view of the Anamalai mountain ranges and the stunning valleys surrounding it.
Begin your second day in Valparai by exploring the stunning Sholayar Dam, one of the most beautiful dams in India. The dam is surrounded by the Anamalai hills and the valley offers a magnificent view. After visiting the dam, take a stroll along the Koolangal River, which is a tributary of the Chalakudy river. You can spend some ambling by the river banks, picnicking, and admiring the beauty of the surroundings.
Wind up your trip to Valparai by visiting the tranquil Nallamudi Viewpoint. This viewpoint is situated on the Western Ghats and is surrounded by a dense forest cover. To reach the viewpoint, you have to take a 1 km trek through the forest, surrounded by the refreshing sounds of nature.
If you have extra time to spare, and if you are interested in visiting temples, there are a few temples in the region, such as the Arulmigu Masani Amman Kovil and Valparai Vinayagar Temple. If you are a wildlife enthusiast, you must visit Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, which is home to many exotic animals such as tigers, elephants, leopards, and deer. If you are a tea lover, do not miss out on the chance to visit Valparai's tea plantations, which are famous for their high-quality tea production. On the other hand, if you have less time, you can skip the trek at Nallamudi viewpoint. But it is a must-visit if you are a nature lover and enjoy trekking.