Athirappilly Waterfalls is an ideal location for adrenaline junkies. The waterfall is about 80 meters high and has numerous trails that will interest trekkers. Visitors can take a refreshing dip in the waterfall’s natural pool or take a boat ride in River Chalakudy. This is a popular location for movie shoots, and the sound and visual effects of the waterfall create a mesmerizing experience.
Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is an eco-friendly destination that attracts nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. This sanctuary has a unique terrain, from rocky landscapes and sandalwood forests. Visitors can go trekking, river rafting or opt for a jeep safari that takes one through the forest, showcasing elephants, leopards, gaurs, spotted deer, and numerous bird species.
Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a variety of wildlife species like tigers, elephants, leopards, and many more. The sanctuary is located on the banks of the Kabini River and has innumerable trails for trekking and hiking through the forest. Tourists can opt for a jeep safari or take a Coracle boat ride across the Kabini River. Visitors can get a glimpse of the Edakkal Caves, which are known for their rock art and carvings which are almost 7000 years old.
The Hill Palace Museum is located in the Tripunithura region that has historical significance in Kerala. The palace is a museum, which displays artifacts, carvings, paintings and numerous other artefacts that belong to the royal family of Kochi. Visitors can tour the architectural designs of the palace, including the lush gardens. The palace has over 49 buildings, showcasing Kerala's rich culture and heritage.
If you have some extra days, consider visiting Munnar, Kodanad Elephant training camps, Thekkady Spice Plantations or Vagamon. For shorter trips, we recommend the one-day activities such as Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Muziris Heritage Site, or watch the Kerala famous Martial Art show Kalaripayattu.