Watch the breathtaking sunrise at the top of the Kurishumala hill, where a large cross stands tall, and enjoy the panoramic view of the Vagamon valley.
Thangal Para is a sacred site for the Muslim community, who believe it is the resting place of Sheikh Fariduddin Baba, a 13th-century Sufi saint. The hilltop offers a stunning view of the surrounding hills.
Walk through the lush pine trees in the Vagamon Pine Forest and breathe in the fresh air. The forest is a popular picnic spot and a perfect place to relax and unwind amidst nature.
Enjoy a delicious lunch with a view of the hills at Summer Sand Hill Resort. The resort serves traditional Kerala cuisine made with fresh local produce.
Parunthumpara Viewpoint is a bird's eye view of the surrounding hills, valleys, and forests. The viewpoint is named after the large rock that resembles an eagle's beak.
Visit the tea plantations of Vagamon and learn about the process of tea production. The plantations also offer tea tasting sessions, where you can sample some of the finest varieties of tea.
End your day by watching the sunset at Vagamon Meadows, a vast expanse of green meadows, where you can take a leisurely walk or just sit and enjoy the view.
If you have more time: - Visit the Murugan Hill, where a huge statue of Lord Murugan stands tall. - Explore the Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, home to rare species of flora and fauna. - Go to the Vagamon Orchidarium and Floriculture Project, which has a collection of over 200 varieties of orchids and roses. If you have less time: - Skip the tea plantation visit. - Reduce the time spent at Vagamon Meadows.