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    Devikulam Hill Station

    A dainty little town sixteen kilometers south west of Munnar, a perfect picture of fairytale enchantment - irresistible green slopes moving up to the sky at a thousand meters, a lovely little hidden lake within the rolling hills, this is what Devikulam is like. Devikulam hill station is one of the most enchanting hill resorts of Kerala, God's own country. Its lush green vegetation, the chirping birds, the wild wild flowers, is what Devikulam has to offer to its visitors.

    Hidden within the rolling hills is a clear water lake, with which a Hindu Mythological legend is associated. The legend goes something like this: The Hindu deity lord Rama's wife Sita once came to this place and bathed in the lake. Since then, this hill resort is known as Devikulam (the lake of Goddess). The most significant thing about the lake is that it has a fountain spring that gives healthy mineral water.

    The Devikulam Hill Station gives its visitors varied adventure options like hiking, nature trekking, and mountaineering. Devikulam hill station is an ideal hill station for the peace seekers to idle away their time in the lap of green.

    To the north of Devikulam at about one hour drive sprawls the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. With the rare sandalwood forest, it makes a thorny rain-shadowed scrub jungle found nowhere else in Kerala. It is in this sanctuary that you would find the highly engendered species of both, the grizzled giant squirrel and the star tortoise along with a large population of gaur.

    Other major highlights of the sanctuary are the Thoovanam falls on the Chinnar River and the tall watchtower producing the incredible view of the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. The Pallivasal waterfall, at a very short distance from Devikulam, is a popular picnic spot. Another specialty of Devikulam Hill Station is that it can be visited at any time of the year simply for its pretty mild climate.

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    Nellyampathy Hill Station


    Nellyampathy Hill Station, Kerala has the recognition of being one of the prominent tourist destinations. In the south Indian region it stretches through a distance of 52 kilometers from Palakkad in Kerala, India. Padagiri is the highest peak of this hill station and it is also a place for adventurous people as it provides opportunity for sports like:

    - Mountain climbing
    - Trekking

    The landscapes of Nelliyampathy hill station are enthralling as greenery of the place is an eye candy. The vibrant colors of the hill station are sure to hypnotize the visitors. Orange, coffee and tea are the plantations provide glamorous touch to the valleys spread far wide.

    Nelliyampathy hill station lies in the Palakkad District and is 52 kilometers south of Nemmara. The hill station is above sea level and has a height of 467 to 1572 m

    Among all the hill stations in Kerala, Nelliyampathy hill station has evergreen forests and the Sahya ranges. Seethakundu at Nellyampathy is a beautiful site to visit.

    The magnificent view of clear blue sky widened overhead and the verdant green carpets spread all throughout makes Nelliyampathy hill station a must visit place in Kerala.

    Once in Nelliyampathy hill station a tourist can visit the Parambikjlam Wildlife Sanctuary, Thunakadavu and Malampuzha.

    Nelliyampathy hill station of Kerala thus emerges out of the western ghat ranges and offers a beautiful site for the onlooker as they can get hold of the misty mountain ranges.

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    Wagamon Hill Station


    Wagamon (also spelt as Vagamon) Hill Station is 64 km from Kottayam and 34 km from Pala. It situated at an altitude of 1100 meters above sea level and is a trekker's paradise. It's a lovely place in Kerala surrounded by tea gardens, deep valleys, sloppy mountains with waterfalls and beautiful lakes all along the coastline. The green grasses, velvet lawns and the cool mountain breeze make Wagamon a perfect holiday retreat. The chain of three hills - Thangal Hill, Murugan Hill and Kurisumala makes Wagamon Hill Station a place worth visiting.

    Wagamon Hill Station has lots of things to offer to its tourists, a perfect place to relax and hang around with your family and friends. Apart from the waterfalls and the steep mountains idle for trekking and rock climbing, there is the famous Kurisumala Ashram. It is situated in the heart of the Sahyadri Mountains which run parallel to India's south west coast. It has the main cattle breeding and diary farm in Kerala. The Live Stock Board is located here. It is also a well known meditation center where you can spend hours meditating on the hill tops and go home with a peaceful refreshing mind.

    Many eco friendly projects have developed in this region which aims to develop and construct cottages, Ayurvedic medicine centers, cultivation of medicinal plants, fishing and boating lakes. Vegamon is engulfed with deep valleys and trekkers will enjoy climbing this 1100 m tall hill.

    At Thangal Para, you can enjoy the unique rock formations and get mesmerized with nature's own creation. Thus, with beautiful meadows and valleys, purple lawns, lovely hills and green slopes, the Wagamon Hill Station provides its visitors a unique experience. It keeps an everlasting impression in your mind and you will feel like visiting this place again and again.

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