The Nelliyampathihills in Palakkad district with their picture post card looks is a traveller’s delight. The place gets its name from the pockets of Nelli (gooseberry) trees that grow lavishly around the region.
Nellikotta, also known as Paadagiri, is the highest among the hill ranges. Other hills are Vellachimudi, ValiaBaanamala, Mayamudi, and Vaalvechanmala.
The south-western border of the hill ranges is Parambikulam, where a wildlife sanctuary is located.
With a lot of coffee and tea plantations, this location offers immense possibilities for trekking and bird watching. A ride through the winding and woody road will be an enriching experience for a nature lover. Hairpin curves on the way make the journey adventurous.
Waterfalls and small hillocks, too, add to the charm of the spot. Nelliyampathi is a favourite choice of filmmakers to shoot their dream-like song sequences.
Nelliyampathy is located en route to Pothundydam. The dam is a popular picnic spot with boating facilities.
Private resorts and lodgings are available at several places on the way to the hill station. Bio-farms are another attraction here.
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Vidya A R from India on 28-06-2009 I visited the place twice.. the most liked is trekking and being at Manpara View point.. an awesome place to be.. I havent gone to Parambikulam Wildlife santuary tho.. also i wish to stay in one of the resorts .. planning for third trip to the same place.. I will recommend every one to visit the place for once atleast..
lijo from India on 30-03-2009 excellent place.. really cool... superb!!,,..
ajayan from India on 06-12-2008 it invite my heart!!!
Das Menon from United States of America on 26-10-2008 Great shots! Thanks !
Brigs back memories.
nawaz from India on 26-10-2008 heritage site must see for all