Chavakkad Beach
Chavakkad Beach:
It lies on the coast of Arabian Sea and attracts domestic tourists and local people.
It is counted amongst Kerala’s most popular beaches because the beach is unexplored by domestic tourists
Azhimukham at Chavakkad Beach is a serene and picturesque spot where the river meets the sea—a natural estuary that offers unique scenic beauty and cultural significance.
Surrounded by coconut trees and backwaters, Azhimukham is much more peaceful than the main stretch of Chavakkad Beach.
Athirappilly Falls: Majestic Waterfall (Niagara of India)
Surrounded by the Sholayar ranges, the area is rich in tropical rainforest, making it perfect for nature lovers. The wide, roaring cascade set against lush greenery has earned it the nickname “Niagara of South India.
The dense forest is part of the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Featured in many Indian films like Baahubali, Raavan, and Dil Se. Its cinematic backdrop draws filmmakers and fans alike.
Monsoon (June–Sept): Waterfall at its most powerful, very dramatic.
Anakkotta (meaning "Elephant Fort")
Also known as Punnathur Kotta, Anakkotta is home to over 50+ elephants, making it one of the largest elephant sanctuaries in India.
Set in the old Punnathur Raja’s palace grounds, it has a royal, heritage feel.
Visitors can watch elephants being bathed, fed, and trained. You may see baby elephants, tuskers, and elderly ones—each with a name and personality.
