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With a number of reservoirs and lakes, boating tends be a popular activity in the town.

Shrouded in the wispy clouds of Palakkad district of Kerala, the Nelliyampathy hills are an enchanting destination. The scenic beauty of this place is mesmerising, which is the reason why this destination is one of the most popular tourist attraction in the district. The hills here are of varying heights ranging from 467 metres to 1572 metres so that you can experience the continuous variation in climate as well. The pleasant atmosphere of Nalliyampathy along with its enchanting landscapes make it the perfect place for a quaint holiday. To reach the Nalliyampathy Hills, you need to drive up from the town of Nenmara. The drive itself is worth a mention, and you will find fragrant gardens of cardamom, coffee and tea all along the way. These hills are also well known for their delicious oranges, so do make a stop at one of the plantations and get a taste. You will also find some beautiful houses and resorts on the way up, and against the backdrop of the hills, these look like they've been pulled straight out of a fairytale. However, the most rewarding experience here would be the view from the top, where you can see fluffy clouds atop your head and the mountain roads with its carpets of delicious teas and coffees. If nature is your calling, this is a must visit destination for you. Read More

A picturesque village lying in the vicinity of Nelliyampathy about 25 km away, Nemmara is bifurcated in to tow parts namely Nemmara and Vallangi. The main attraction of the village is Vela Festival or Nemmara-Vallangi Vela festival. Trissur Pooram is another popular event celebrated in the area post rice harvesting.

A popular picnic spot among locals as well as tourists, Padagiri is believed to be the tallest peak of Nelliyampathy Hills. Fondly referred to as Nellikota, it stands at an altitude of 1500 m above the sea level. The most striking feature of the peak is the gorgeous teak plantation.

Palagapandi Estate is the most popular tourist attraction in this picturesque hill town. The estate houses a charming old Bungalow established under the British rule. Today, the estate is roofed with lovely plantations of coffee, tea and cardamom.

An ancient spot believed to be created in 19th century; the main purpose of Pothundi Reservoir was irrigation. Situated in a village of Palakkad District about 18 km from Nelliyampathy, the reservoir is across Padippuzha River and Meenchadyppuzha River, the distributaries of River Ayalar. Created without any concrete base and cement mixture, today this place is a major source of drinking water in the area. Apart from that, the reservoir is also a popular picnic spot with the provision of boating as well. Read More

Raja's Cliff

A small part of the beautiful hill town of Nelliyampathy, Raja's Cliff is complete package of flora, fauna and picture perfect views. With an elevation of nearly 5250 ft above the sea level, the cliff offers spell binding views of mountain ranges, reservoirs, waterfalls and forests. The region is also home to animals like sambar, giant squirrels, elephants and leopards and is adorned with beautiful coffee plantations, tea gardens and cardamom estates. Read More

The viewpoint is synonymous to some more tantalizing visuals that will leave you completely spell bind. Seetharkundu Viewpoint situated just 8 km from Nelliyampathy is believed to be the resting place for Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman and Goddess while on exile. Adorned with Seetharkundu Waterfall falling from an altitude of 100 ft and flanked by paddy fields, you will also find the aroma of coffee in the air from coffee fields as well as tea plantations. Buses are easily available from Palakkad till Seetharkundu Viewpoint. Read More

Sprawling over a massive area of 10,930 hectares, Shimmering Pothundi Reservoir is constructed on two tributaries of River Ayalar namely Meenchadyppuzha and Padippuzha. It serves as an ideal place to take a break while travelling to Nelliyampathy offering enchanting and serene surroundings. With clouds floating low and mist hanging on the water surface makes this place a perfect romantic getaway. Used for the purpose of irrigation, the striking feature about the reservoir is that it is made up of a mixture of Jaggery and lime water instead of cement. The place also has a provision for boating. The reservoir is worth a visit for it's an engineering wonder and a stunning view. Read More

Nelliyampathy is most famous for its striking natural beauty and its many plantations of tea, coffee, cardamom and oranges. When in Nelliyampathy, you can shop extensively for the same. The different varieties of tea and coffee found here are definitely worth a try. Nelliyampathy's many plantations of tea, coffee, cardamom, oranges and other such spices produce a crop that is not only famous in the region but in the country as well. The fragrant beverages of tea and coffee here are an olfactory as well as delicious experience. Orange here are a popular fruit and you can find fresh produce as well as products derived from the same. This region is very well known for some delightful wine and virgin organic products. Read More