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Fantasy Park

Fantasy Park is a premier amusement park in the southern state of Kerala. With the Western Ghats as its backdrop, the fun-filled park is a paradise for leisure and rejuvenation. Spread over an area of 17 acres, the Fantasy Park boasts of more than 35 rides in its dry area and water theme park, as well as a planetarium that provides an out of the world experience for the kids. The park is particularly well-known due its proximity to the Malampuzha Gardens and Malampuzha Dam. Initially established in 1996 as a dry theme park, Fantasy Park has been expanded and developed over the years to accommodate water rides and other extra amenities. It is operated under the auspices of Neo Tech Amusements and Resorts Pvt. Ltd., who took the initiative to launch the first of such an amusement park in Kerala. The park also went on to receive recognition with the Most Innovative Tourism Award of Kerala for the year 1997-98. Today, it continues to be reasonably well-maintained, with courteous staff and added facilities.Fantasy Park makes for an ideal day trip for families, especially those with young kids. You may also choose to come here with a group of friends for a relaxing day, with a pinch of adrenaline. During summer, the water theme park acts as a cool-off against the heat. This amusement park is the perfect destination for a day of fun as well as relaxation, and is suitable for all ages. Read More

One of the largest reservoirs of Kerala, Malampuzha Dam is located near Palakkad in South India. It is surrounded by the Western Ghats on all side. Malampuzha Dam is a combination of a masonry dam with a length of 1,849 meters and an earthen dam with a height of 220 meters. The dam is 355 feet high and crosses the Malampuzha River, which is a tributary of Bharathappuzha, which is Kerala's second largest river. The dam has many attractions nearby like the rock garden, ropeway, amusement park and visitors often enjoy boating here as well. It is the largest reservoir in Kerala and is served by a network of two canal systems. Its construction was initiated in 1949, and it took about six years to finish the project. The foundation stone of the project was laid on 27 March 1949 by the then Public Works Minister, Sri. M. Bhaktavatsalam. During the time of its initiation, Palakkad was a part of Madras presidency. The dam was inaugurated on 9 October 1955 by the then Chief Minister of Madras, Sri. K. Kamaraj. Malampuzha Dam has a total catchment area of 145 square kilometers, and the reservoir has a capacity of 8000 square meters of water. The repository provides drinking water in the nearby areas while the canal system helps in irrigation. Some major tourist attractions near Malampuzha Dam are Entrance Garden, Yakshi Garden, Japanese Garden, Upper Garden and viewpoint, Cable car ride, Fish shaped aquarium, Toy train for kids, Fantasy Park, Spiced fruits camp along with some excellent trekking tracks and river baths. The ropeway, which takes the people on an aerial tour of the park and the gigantic Yakshi (who is an enchantress) sculptured by Kanai Kunhiraman, a renowned sculptor of Kerala; attracts a lot of travelers here. Read More

Malampuzha Garden is located in Malampuzha Township which is located near Palakkad in God's Own Country, Kerala. It is situated in the foothills of the Western Ghats of India near the Malampuzha Dam reservoir which is built on River Malampuzha, the tributary of River Bharatapuzha, Kerala's largest river. The landscaped garden is a perfect picnic spot for tourists. The scenic beauty of the garden on the banks of the reservoir is a treat to the eyes. The garden occupies a huge expanse of land on the foothills of the Ghat. The well-maintained park consists of flower beds, tall trees, stretches of well-maintained grasslands, artificial water bodies. There is something for everyone here. Apart from the lush green garden, there is an aquarium, a rock garden, mesmerizing waterfalls and an amusement park. The entire area is adorned with captivating sculptures and structures. It also houses the famous Yakshi Statue sculpted by the renowned sculptor Kanai Kanhiraman. It is a perfect picnic location for art and nature lovers. Visitors can also go boating in the serene backwaters of the Malampuzha Dam or pay a visit to the aquarium where one can find a variety of species of fish. Pedal boat rides are a favourite here. Families spend some real quality time with each other and capture beautiful memories for life. The garden is also known as the Vrindavan of Kerala. Read More

Rock Garden, Malampuzha

Built by the much-loved sculptor, Nek Chand, this garden is eked out of rocks with a splendid backdrop of the Malampuzha Dam. The garden draws visitors in large number offering green and calm environment.

This park is situated next to the Malampuzha Dam and Malampuzha Gardens. Snake park is the park of snake resue and rehabilation maintained by the government of the Keral. The park is well known for the two King Cobras which stay in two air conditioned rooms. There are many other poisonous and non poisonous snakes and reptiles which are fostered with utmost care. Other than the snakes one can also find crocodiles. Also for safety there are boards pasted around the cages that tell visitors what to do in case of snake bite. Read More

A small village well known for its rich and varied heritage, Thenkurussi is adorned with several famous temples with fascinating histories. Some of the popular temples in the village are Siva Temple, the Thayankavu Temple, and the Elamannam Sanakaranarayanan Temple which are absolutely worth visiting.

Thread Garden, Malampuzha

Dotted with thread-woven flowers and plants, Thread Garden is a sight of pure beauty. Surrounded by lush greenery and serene environ, the place serves as an ideal site for picnics.

Udankhatola ropeway is a popular fun activity enjoyed by the visitors who travel to Malapuzha. It is a thrilling ride of 20 minutes which offers you an aerial view of the Malampuzha Gardens and the Dam. Udan khatola is a ropeway that runs parallel to the Malapuzha Dam and in turn giving an amazing top view of the whole place as if you are flying in the sky. It draws the attention of people from all over the country.It is said to be the first of its kind in South India. It is a 2000 ft long ropeway with a height of 60 feet from the ground. There are 64 rope cars, and each has a capacity to accommodate 2 persons and during the ride safety gadgets are being provided to the visitors.Udankhatola ropeway is a popular fun activity enjoyed by the visitors who travel to Malapuzha. It is a thrilling ride of 20 minutes which offers you an aerial view of the Malampuzha Gardens and the Dam. Read More