If you can’t resist it, visit it – Palakkad – Where the trails of beauty wouldn’t stop.
What is the first thing that comes to mind when we think about Kerala? Backwaters? Ayurveda Or Beaches? After all, this is what defines the state best, but Kerala has a refined number of hill stations as well. One such beautiful town associated with Kerala is Palakkad. This tinsel town boasts a serene environment and timeless landscapes. Palakkad takes its name from the Pala trees, which once dominated the landscapes of this area. With natural diversity up for grab, your holiday to Palakkad during any season will excite you for sure.
Let’s Know the Brief History of Palakkad
According to book – Malabar Manual, Palakkad used to be the headquarters of the Pallava Dynasty who might have invaded Malabar in 2nd and 3rd century AD. The zamorin of Calicut captured Palakkad in 1757 because of which the king of Palakkad had to ask for help from Hyder Ali of Mysore. With his assistance, the king got Palakkad back. Hyder Ali controlled all the territories of Palakkad which were controlled by Zamorin. As a result, Later the land of Palakkad passed on to the rulers of Mysore, Hyder Ali and Tipu sultan. The Britishers and Tipu sultan fought a great battle which ended with the treaty of 1872. The lands and possessions of Tipu sultan were ceded to the British East India company and it formed a part of Malabar District of the presidency.
Quick Useful Information on Palakkad
| Palakkad’s Another Name |
Palghat |
| Area |
4482 sq. Km |
| Landmark Destination |
Palakkad Fort |
| Nickname |
Granary of Kerala |
| Popular Tourist Attractions |
Silent Valley National Park, Malampuzha Dam, Palakkad Fort, Kava Viewpoint, Siruvani Reservoir, Rock Garden, Kalpathy Heritage village etc |
| Religious Tourist Attractions |
Jainimedu Jain Temple, Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple, Chinakathoor Pooram Temple, Chittur Kavu Devi Temple etc |
| Best places for Shopping |
Jobys Mall, Happy’s Mall, Big Bazar, Manmandir Handicrafts etc |
| Local Markets of Palakkad |
Farmer’s Shop, Bluemount Dairy, Kamila SuperMarket, Kadaloram FishMarket, Mom’s SuperMarket
|
If you are looking for a holiday in Palakkad then have a look at the list of the best places for a breathtaking vacation.
Must Visit Tourist Places in Palakkad During Your Trip to Kerala
- Palakkad Fort
- Malampuzha Dam and Gardens
- Kava Viewpoint
- Jainimedu Jain Temple
- Mangalam Dam
- Siruvani Reservoir
- Kanjirapuzha Reservoir
- Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary
- Rock Garden
- Kalpathy Heritage Village & Temple Complex
- Pothundi Dam and Reservoir
- Dhoni Forest Trekking
- Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary
- Silent Valley National Park
- Nelliyampathy Hills
- Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple
Popular Kerala Tour Packages
Palakkad Fort – Flashback to the Past
This is the place for the people who want to connect with the history of Palakkad. Commonly known as Tipu’s Fort, the gigantic Palakkad Fort is located in the heart of the city. The glorious attraction of Kerala, Palakkad Fort woos tourists with its mesmerizing architecture. Built by Haider Ali in 1766 AD, the fort campus houses Hanuman (Anjaneya) Temple, which will surely leave you spellbound with its unique interiors.
Rising above a tiny hill, historians say that the colossal architecture was built as a purpose of improving communication between Palakkad and Coimbatore. Today this Fort is a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India. The sober majesty of the Fort walls reminds one of the old tales of valor and courage. Presently, the fort is serene, filled with art and offers a spectacular view of the surrounding area.
How to Reach Palakkad Fort?
Palakkad Fort is located in the heart of Palakkad City. Auto Rickshaws / Taxis/ City Buses are available from any part of Palakkad City / Palakkad Junction Railway Station to Palakkad Fort.
Timings: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM, Open all days
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Malampuzha Dam and Gardens – Soul Pleasing and Enchanting
Extending into a charming lake, Malampuzha Dam is the largest reservoir in Kerala. Standing 355 feet tall, the dam is built on Malampuzha River, a tributary of Bharathapuzha, Kerala’s second longest river. On the front side of the dam, there lies yet another tourist attraction called Malampuzha Garden. With almost every patch of the garden covered with grasses, the surrounding of the dam appears sound and serene all day long. The Japanese Park, Nandi Park, Malampuzha Yakshi, Krishna Park and music fountains are other spots that attract tourists.
How to reach Malampuzha Garden?
Malampuzha Dam & Garden is situated within a 10 km radius of the Palakkad City. Taxi’s/ City Buses are available from any part of Palakkad City.
Timings: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Weekdays), 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (Weekends)
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Kava Viewpoint- Most pristine form of Pristine Kerala
Just behind the Malampuzha Dam is yet another beautiful attraction called Kava Viewpoint. One of the least tapped places in Palakkad that is nestled amidst the rich Western Ghats. Kava Viewpoint is a quiet getaway and it springs back to life during the month of the monsoon. From the Kava Viewpoint, visitors can cherish the view of the lush green neighboring mountains. The lush, picturesque scenery and desire to get beautiful selfie shots are two of the reasons to plan a trip here again and again. Locals call Kava ‘the womb of the raincloud’ as the first rain cloud forms here. The views from the top are beautiful – the green mountains stretch on forever in colors of emerald and jade.
How Does Someone Get to Kava Viewpoint?
The view point is 14 km from Palakkad town. Taxis and buses are easily available from the main city.
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Jainimedu Jain Temple – Seek Divine Grace
This popular Jain temple in Palakkad is one of the must visit pilgrimage sites dedicated to Jainism. The holy shrine here is devoted to Jain Thirthankaras and Yakshinis. The temple is 32 feet long and 20 ft wide. The presiding deity of this temple is Chandraprabha, the Tirthankar of Jain faith.
It is said that the temple is 500-year-old and built by a family of diamond merchants from Karnataka. The huge granite walls of the temple display various images of Yakshinis and Jain tirthankaras is the center of attraction. It’s also a place where Veenapoovu or the ‘Fallen Flower’ a poem was written by famous Malayalam Poet Kumaran Asan.
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Mangalam Dam – An emerging Eco-Tourism Hotspot
At a distance of 52 km from Palakkad city, Mangalam Dam is the most scenic and preferred tourist spot near Palakkad. Situated far away from the hustle-bustle of city life, this dam offers solitude and scope to spend some tranquil movement with the loved ones. Cuddled by the lush green jungle, a short walk around the dam can give you ample opportunities to spot animals and catch glimpses of colorful avian species. Boating will be the best part of your trip to Mangalam Dam. Once you reach far into the Mangalam dam reservoir, you can see colorful creatures and marine plants.
How to Reach Mangalam Dam?
Taxis/Jeeps are available from any part of Palakkad City/Palakkad Junction Railway Station to Mangalam Dam. Some Private Buses ply from Palakkad to Mangalam Dam on regular intervals.
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Siruvani Reservoir – Retreat in the Hills
Perched on hilly and lush green terrains, Siruvani Reservoir is one of the majestic attractions of Palakkad. The dam was built by Kerala government with a purpose to meet the drinking water requirement of the neighboring town, Coimbatore. If you walk along the bank, you’ll reach a small tribe settlement and locals will happily volunteer as guides. Gateways across the dam are impressive and are made in typical Kerala and Tamil Nadu architectural style.
How to Reach Siruvani Reservoir?
Located 48 km from Palakkad, there are many taxis and jeeps available from any port of Palakkad city to Siruvani. If travelling through personal vehicles, tourists can go up to the Down Valley. From Down Valley, tourists can hire jeeps or mini-buses run by the forest department to reach the dam.
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Kanjirapuzha Reservoir- Dam Spruced-up for Tourism
A calm reservoir hidden in the middle of verdant hills, Kanjirapuzha Reservoir is a couple of hours away from Palakkad. Stone thrown away from the Kanjirapuzha Reservoir is the evergreen forest, Vettilachola. Monsoon is the season that brings the region back to life, surrounding the lake emits the hues of green and water in the dam fills to the brim. The dam is a favorite picnic spot amongst the locals and there are ample opportunities to go trekking, bird-watching or taking attractive photos.
How to Reach Kanjirapuzha Reservoir?
Kanjirapuzha is located around 40 KM away from Palakkad City. Taxis/Jeeps are available from any part of Palakkad City/Palakkad Junction Railway Station to Kanjirapuzha. Private Buses also ply in between Mannarkkad and Kanjirapuzha.
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Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary – See the Breathtaking Dance of the Peacock
If bird watching intrigues you, then Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary is the perfect place to be at; there are more than 300 peacocks and many species of birds that one can spot here. Spread over 500 hectares, Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary is wonderfully scenic and peaceful, making bird watching here an even better experience. Other than the peacock there are several other types of bird species. Best time to visit the national park is during dawn or dusk. Don’t be shocked if you see a flock of peacocks dancing together under the grey sky.
How to Reach Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary?
Mayiladumpara Peacock Sanctuary in Nedungapra, located within a 25 km radius of Palakkad city, can be easily approachable through buses, taxis and jeeps.
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Rock Garden- Beauty from the Rubbish Heap
One of the most admired tourist attractions in Palakkad, Rock Garden, inaugurated in the year 1996, is visited by more than 25,000 people in a year. Located within 800 m radius of the Malampuzha Dam, Rock Garden is always a pit spot on a journey to Palakkad. The garden houses impressive mosaics, sculptures, and artworks which were conceived and designed by the Late Nek Chand, the man behind the iconic creation of Rock Garden in Chandigarh.
Waste like broken crockery, electrical fittings, glass bangles, bathroom tiles, wash basins and bicycle frames were used to make mosaic sculptures of men, women, animals and gods.
Also, here one can see small rain shelters, huts, and caves for birds. Scenes depicted from Kathakali, Theyyam, Kalaripayattu, Thiruvathirakali, the Mahabali legend, a royal procession of kings in a palanquin, and a scene of a boat race are the major highlights of the park. Gigantic mountains in the backdrop of the park add to the beauty of the park.
How to Reach Rock Garden?
Rock Garden is 11 km away from Palakkad City. Auto Rickshaws/Taxi/Jeeps are available from any part of Palakkad City to Rock Garden.
Timing: 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM, Open all days
Entry Fees: Rs. 10 per adult and Rs. 3 per child (below 12 years)
Camera Fees: Rs. 20 for Still Camera and Rs. 50 for Video Camera
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Kalpathy Heritage Village & Temple Complex – Stepped in Spirituality
Probably one of the most beautiful and greatest temples in Kerala, Kalpathy Heritage Village and Temple Complex is situated 3 km away from the Palakkad town, on the border of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Commonly known as the Dakshin Kashi or the “Varanasi of the South”, the temple is gradually emerging as the heritage village site by the Government of Kerala and is also proposed as the UNESCO world heritage site.
The temple is indeed a sight to behold during the famous Kalpathi Rathotsavam or temple chariot festival. Inside the temple complex, one can see the Viswanatha Swamy temple, an architectural wonder dating back to 1425. Also, to see here are many sun-temples like Vinayakar, Subramaniar, Kala Bhairavar. Other than the architecture distinction, the place holds a strong connection with the scholars, musicians and scientists. The residents of this village were well-known scholars of Vedas and Shastras and priests well-versed in their profession. On a visit to the temple, don’t forget to get hold of some pickles, murukku, spices and curry powders.
How to Reach Kalpathy Heritage Village & Temple Complex?
The temple is 3 km away from the main Palakkad City at Kalpathy. One can either take a personal taxi or can hop in a private bus to reach the temple from the main city.
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Pothundi Dam and Reservoir – Mesmerizing Landmark of Palakkad
Built during the British reign for irrigation purposes, Pothundi Dam is now the famous tourist attraction in Palakkad. The USP of the dam is that it is built of jaggery and quick lime and is currently standing strong. The area around the Pothundi Dam is the best place to enjoy a picnic or for those who love to enjoy basking in the sun. The dam is one of the most visited tourists’ spots and is well known for its different fish species like murrel, catfish, tilapia, rohu (Labeo rohita), barbus, eel, common carp (Cyprinus carpio), mrigal, gourami, and catla.
Travel time from Palakkad is 47 minutes. Travelling by car or bus can be convenient as the roads are very smooth.
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Dhoni Forest Trekking – Beautiful is an Understatement
Bestowed with towering peaks, Dhoni hills is one of the best places in Kerala to undertake forest trekking. A short walk from the main road, tourists can see tiny mountain streams, and forest areas including animals like leopards, elephants, etc. Dhoni hills is a gateway to many trekking destinations in Kerala. Visitors who are interested in watching nature at close quarters are attracted to the Dhoni Waterfalls, particularly Sapal waterfalls at Parasuram Kund. Waterfalls are in full swing in the monsoon season, gushing down to Malampuzha dam side. Don’t forget to visit a government owned cattle and a goat farm here that is known for Swiss bred cattle.
How to Reach Dhoni Forest?
Dhoni is located about fifteen kilometers away from Palakkad. Several KSRTC or state government public transport buses, but are less frequent.
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Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary
One of the most beautiful and least explored National Parks in Kerala, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary attracts tourists with its scenic charm and nature’s bounty. Perched on a hilly area amidst the Nelliampathy and Anamalai ranges, the park is a rich amalgamation of lush green jungle and picturesque landscapes.
The national park shelters 39 species of mammals, 16 species of amphibians, 268 species of birds, 61 species of reptiles, 47 species of fishes, 1049 species of insects and 124 species of butterflies. The highlight of the national park is the Kannimara teak tree, which has stood still for 350 years. In 1973, the park was awarded the tiger reserve title. Splendid view of the neighboring mountains in the core area is the USP of the national park. Government organized jeep safari are the best way to explore the wilderness of the national park.
How to Reach Parambikulam Wildlife?
Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is 95 km away from Palakkad & 100 km away from Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu). The sanctuary is easily approachable by government-owned buses, jeeps and taxis. Pollachi in Tamil Nadu is the closest railhead and has train connections from Coimbatore and Palakkad.
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Silent Valley National Park – Feel the Pulse of Wildlife in Kerala
You are up for good times if you have decided to witness the beautiful jungle culture of Silent Valley National Park. Home to several animals, birds and plant species, Silent Valley National Park in the Western Ghats is perhaps the most thrilling getaway in Palakkad. Listed in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the national park boasts of its large avian species and animals. Lush green jungles, peaks surrounded by the clouds and clean environment offer a perfect ambience that nurtures flora and fauna in large numbers.
Spread over an area of 90 sq. km, the park houses the largest population of Lion-tailed Macaque, 34 species of mammals, 292 species of birds, 31 species of reptiles, 22 species of amphibians, and 13 species of fishes.
Adding to its glory are the 107 species of orchids, 100 ferns, 200 liverworts, 75 lichens and about 200 algae that can be spotted in the National Park. Natural beauty and the wildlife species of the National Park never fails to impress the tourists. Blessed with the presence of picturesque landscapes and the chattering Kunthi river which makes its way through the Nilgiri Hills are some of the attractions in the National Park. A large number of tourists from worldwide visit here every year and enjoy the beauty of Nature, Jungle Safari, and Tribal Villages.
How to Reach Silent Valley National Park?
Taxis and jeeps are available from Palakkad City for Silent Valley National Park. Personal vehicles inside the national park aren’t allowed. For jungle safari and other activities, tourists will have to take prior permission from the tourism department.
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Nelliyampathy Hills, Palakkad – Close to Nature
People who are looking for a refreshing and rejuvenating getaway should have Nelliyampathy hills on the top of their itinerary. The hills are embellished with the multiple nature treasures that make it one of the favorite holiday destinations amongst the tourists.
Nicknamed as the Second Ooty, if there is one word that best describes Nelliyampathy hills then it would be gorgeous. The entire landscape is thrilling and is filled with waterfalls, dense forest and various trekking trails; the hill station is surely a delight for the eyes. Legends say that centuries ago Nelliyampathy was a dense forest, the land was chosen by Lord Sri Rama and his wife Sita Devi as an abode during their 14-year period of exile.
In Palakkad, one can see a glorious waterfall plunging down from 1000 m height. As per the mythological facts, Sita Devi used to take a bath under the waterfall during the exile period. Now, this waterfall is a well-known pilgrimage site and is visited by devotees in huge numbers to take a dip in holy water and feel enlightened. The breathtaking environment of waterfalls, hills and lush green jungles makes it a haven for naturalists.
How to Reach Nelliyampathy Hills?
Nelliyampathy Hills is situated within 2 km radius of the Palakkad City. Taxi and KSRTC Buses are available from the different stands of the Palakkad City to Nelliyampathy Hills.
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Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple – An Intimate Heritage Experience
If you are looking for a place for mental peace and blessings of the divine entity, plan a trip to Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple. The temple is one of the grandest discoveries of Lord Parsurama and is amongst the 108 Durga temples that were consecrated by the deity. Historians even say that the temple was set-up in just 12 days by the servants of Parsurama. Presiding deities in the shrine are – Goddess Mahishasura Mardini and Goddess Annapurneshwari. Sprawling over an area of 2 hectares, the temple is protected by the gigantic rocks on its all the sides. Best time to visit the Thiruvalathur Randu Moorthy Temple is on Karthika day of Vrischika and that’s when the entire city comes back to life.
How to Reach Thiruvalathur Temple?
Thiruvalathur is around 7 km away from Palakkad City on the Chittoor Road and can be easily accessed by public or private transport. Tourists can take a direct bus to reach this spot.
Temple Timing: 5:30 AM to 9.30 AM and 5 PM to PM
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Top Places to Visit Around Palakkad
Not only Palakkad is beautiful but the places that surround Palakkad are extremely gorgeous to behold and overpower your senses. Not located very far from Palakkad these places make your day tour around Palakkad worth cherishing for a lifetime. Peaceful, divine and picturesque, there are some places to visit around Palakkad which will definitely blow your heart away.
Ottapalam – Secluded Serenity
Ottapalam is a quaint little town decked with numerous Palm trees and untouched natural beauty. When Zamorins were ruling this place, it was a cultural site. Many festivals and cultural events are celebrated here with great pomp and show. It was a part of Valluvanad Swaroop dynasty, the stories of which still resound in this land. The most awaited and popular temple festival- Chinakathoor Pooram festival held at Chinakathoor Pooram Temple is the center of attraction. It is one of the most popular religious festivals of Kerala. Gorgeous views, lush greenery and temple festival makes Ottapalam one of the best places to visit for photography.
Thrithala – Quaint Historical Village of Ruins
Situated in the blissful banks of Bharathapuzha, Thrithala is a historical tourist attraction in Kerala. It is very popular for its historic ruins and monuments which are of great historical value and archaeological importance. It dates back to the 9th or 10th century. The ancient temple of Lord Shiva is a major landmark of Thrithala. It is said that a girl named Agnihotri went to the river with her mother for a bath and she collected mud and formed a heap on the shore which hardened in the form of Shiva Lingam. Her mother tried to remove it but could not remove it. The river also changed its course to make a space to build the temple. Kattumadam Temple is another most popular landmark of Thrithala. It dates back to the 9th and 10th century AD. It is the only shrine in Kerala built in early Chola style.
Chittur Kavu Devi Temple – Embrace the Divine Wisdom
Situated in Chittur village, Chittur Kavu Devi Temple is a symbol of faith and serenity. This ancient holy temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali. The 6 ft tall daruvigraham is a sight to behold. Devotees from all over India visit this temple to take divine blessings. The temple remains open on Tuesdays and Fridays. During the months of Kartik Akam (July- Aug) and Mandalam(Nov- Dec) and in the Navratri festival the temple remains open all the time. Don’t miss the grand Konganpada festival, the most popular festival of Kerala. It is celebrated as a victory of the Nairs of Chittur over the militia of Kongunadu every year on the first Monday after the lunar night of Kumbham (February- March).
Seethargundu Viewpoint – Spend Some Time with Family and Friends
Seethargundu viewpoint is a treasure trove of beautiful sights for nature lovers. Tourists throughout the year visit here to relax their mind and soul. Serene surroundings and scenic ambiance make this place one of a kind to visit for recreation and photography. Western Ghats in the background, lush greenery all around and cascading waterfalls are so mind-boggling that you will never be able to forget this place. It is one of the most popular picnic spots to spend time with your near and dear ones. If you are in Palakkad, make sure you definitely visit this beautiful piece of nature to soothe your eyes.
Attappadi – Most Gorgeous State of Nature
Attappadi is a kind of a tourist destination which can easily lure any restless wanderer to stay for a while and delight their senses. Stretch of hills and valleys, soothing climate, blissful rivers, deep forests teeming with exotic flora and fauna, glowing streams and a home to archaic tribal clans makes Attappadi more attractive than heaven. The major portion of Attappadi comes under the purview of Reserve Forest and you have to take permission from forest officials to visit this place. Its climate is very unique, sometimes it’s daylight, sometimes drizzle, sometimes rainy, sometimes misty, you will be spellbound to see nature’s wonderful sights here.
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How to Reach Palakkad?
- By Airways: The Nearest airport is Peelamedu Airport in Coimbatore. Coimbatore Airport is well connected to places in India and abroad such as Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Cochin, Pune, Sharjah, Bangkok, Singapore and Ahmedabad.
- By Railways: Palakkad Junction (PGT) and Palakkad Town (PGTN) are the nearest railway stations that are well connected to other major cities of the country via regular trains.
- By Roadways: Karnataka is well connected through Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and some private travel services. See below for the distance chart.
Distance Chart from Major Cities/Destination
| Place |
Distance |
Duration |
| Coimbatore to Palakkad |
1:30 Hours |
54Km |
| Thrissur to Palakkad |
2:00 Hours |
69 Km |
| Dindigul to Palakkad |
3:15 Hours |
170Km |
| Pollachi to Palakkad |
1:00 Hour |
46 Km |
| Ernakulam to Palakkad |
3:00 Hours |
145Km |
| Ooty to Palakkad |
4:00 Hours |
138Km |
| Palani to Palakkad |
2:15 Hours |
116Km |
| Masinagudi to Palakkad |
4:00 Hours |
175Km |
| Nelliyampathy to Palakkad |
1:15 Hours |
54.Km |
| Mudumalai Tn to Palakkad |
3:30 Hours |
158Km |
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A close look at the place, you would see that Palakkad is a hidden hamlet that is not yet touched by modernity and beams gloriously when its golden paddy fields are bathed in sunlight. A holiday vacation in this palm fringed land will satiate your senses. So, what are you all waiting for? Book for your Palakkad holiday now.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Why is Palakkad so famous?
Palakkad is known as the Granary of Kerala. It is very popular for its landmark destination Palakkad Fort which is the legacy of Tipu Sultan. Moreover, it is rich in natural beauty. Tourists from all over India come here for a weekend to spend some time in the lap of nature.
Q.What are the famous tourist attractions to visit in Palakkad with family and friends?
- Dhoni Waterfalls
- Palakkad Fort
- Attappady
- Rock Garden
- Kava Garden
- Pothundi Dam
- Siruvani Dam
- Kalpathy Heritage Village
- Thiruvalathur RanduMoorthy Temple
- Meenkara Dam
- Parambikulam Dam
Q.What are the popular places for shopping in Palakkad?
The popular places for shopping in Palakkad are –
- Jobys Mall
- Happy’s Mall
- Big Bazar
- Manmandir Handicrafts
Q.How many days are enough to explore Palakkad?
If you are planning to visit Palakkad, make sure you have at least 2-3 days in hand to explore the best places in Palakkad. Usually, a day is enough for sightseeing in Palakkad but you will always be in a hurry and would not be able to enjoy places comfortably. So, you should plan Palakkad trip for 3 days to enjoy the beauty of nature here.
About the author
From New Delhi, Latika is a travel writer who loves to share her expedition experiences with other travel junkies. She devote her time in exploring beaches and trekking to off beat destinations. Her leisure time would include reading a book at any given beautiful sea or river side. She is one of those who do what they love and love what they do.
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