Munnar - a hill station on the Western Ghats has lakes, reservoirs, forests and tea estates. It is called the Nature-Lovers's Paradise. It stands at the confluence of three rivers - the Muthirappuzh, Nallathanni and Kundala. Moonu in tamil means "three" and aar "river". It is a major center of Kerala's tea industry. Munnar is the best known of Kerala's hill stations.

The very sound of the word Thekkady or Periyar Tiger Reserve conjures up images of Elephants, unending chains of hills and spice-scented plantations. Periyar forest has one of the finest wildlife reserves in India and spread across the entire district are picturesque plantations and hill towns that hold great apportunities for treks and mountain walks.

Wagamon - Pay a visit to this winsome hill station and you are sure to be spell-bound by its beauty. There are many beautiful lakes around Wagamon, where you can spend some quality time with your loved ones. Fun activities like boating can be enjoyed here. The waterfalls in Wagamon are really worth seeing.

The unspoiled natural queen of Kerala, a tourist paradise, "Idukki". This is the most gifted district of Kerala. About 1500 Sq.Km. of its area is reserved forest, much of which is home to a variety of flora and fauna. This forest area house wild life like, tigers, deer, Indian bisons and monkeys.

Marayoor - a hill station, popularly chosen by honeymoon couples, research and scientific groups and movie makers, due to the silent and comfortable atmosphere to their holidays stay and related jobs, is ideally located at the foot hills of western ghats amidst kerala sandal wood reserves.

Nellyampathy - Superabundant greens, celestial clouds , balmy air and mesmerizing scenic beauty describe the charm of Nellyampathy. Its beautiful valleys are interspresed with tea and coffee plantations. It is located in the Palakkad district of Kerala. The most interesting spot in Nellyampathy is the Padagiri Peak, the highest in herey.

The Athirapally Waterfalls in Trichur, Kerala, are often referred to as the Niagara Falls of India. They come crashing down from a height of 80 feet, and are an amazing sight to behold. Athirappally Waterfalls is located 78 kms from Kochi (Cochin), located at the entrance to Sholayar ranges, this waterfall is a popular picnic spot. Affording to the onlookers, one of the most bewitching sights, Combined with the greenery, it infuses freshness into any tired soul.

Nilambur - is famous for its teak plantations. The oldest teak plantation of the world, the Conolly's Plot is just 2 Kms. from Nilambur town. Four Kms. away from Nilambur on the side of Nilambur-Gudallurroad, is world's first Teak Museum and sub centre of Kerala Forest Research Institute. In the Teak Museum, a visitor can have at hand information on all aspects of teak. Rows of bamboo trees on the way to the museum enhance the beauty of the area.

Ponmudi - Perched at an altitude of over 100 m above sea level on the Western Ghats, the shimmering green waters of the winding streams and verdant woods of Ponmudi do not spare anybody. Trekking is a passion with the visitors to Ponmudi, lying within easy driving distance from Trivandrum. In Trivandrum one can visit the Museum with its profusion of gables and turrets. A repository of fine works of art, the chief attraction here is the 250-year-old temple car made for Lord Vishnu artistically designed and ornamented. Besides this, objects carved out of wood, models of temple, antique jewelry, etc.,

One of the highest locations in Wayanad, commands a picturesque scenery. It is about 58 km north east of Kozhikode and 5 km south of Vythiri. Lakkidi, the gateway of Wayanad, lies atop Thamarassery, a ghat pass at an elevation of 700 m above mean sea level. The lofty mountain peaks, the gurgling stream, luxuriant vegetation and the birds eye view of the deep valley on the south, with its winding roads, are breath taking. The 12 km long journey from Adivaram to Lakkidi through ghat road with nine hairpin bends amidst thick forests, is a fascinating experience.

Begur sanctuary - Location : About 20 km east of Mananthavady, Wayanad district, north Kerala.The district of Wayanad lies on an elevated picturesque mountainous plateau in the Western Ghats. Historians are of the opinion that organized human life existed in these parts of Kerala at least ten centuries before Christ.

As bewitching as Kerala, Pythal Mala is a hill station with a difference. It is located near the Kerala-Karnataka border, about 64 km north of Kannur, and at an elevation of 1372 m. Adventure enthusiasts will get ample opportunities of trekking here. Trekking to the top of the hill is very exciting.

If you were to make a list of the most famous hill stations of Kerala, Devikulam would figure high up. It is simply enchanting! It is blessed with lush green vegetation, verdant hills, wild yet beautiful flowers, lovely lake and much more.

Chithirapuram - Retaining its old world charm, Chithirapuram is a great place for holidays. Scenic beauty, peace, and entertainment are found in plenty here. It is dotted with traditional cottages, bungalows, playgrounds and courts, giving a real taste of an old world charm.

Chembra Peak - Does trekking push your adrenalin level to a high? If yes, then Chembra Peak is where you should head to. Located in the heart of Wayanad district in the state of Kerala, at 2100 m above sea level, Chembra Peak is enveloped in natural beauty. It is the highest peak in the district. The experience of trekking to the top of the Peak is filled with thrill to the hilt.

Mattupetty - No less than a paradise, Mattupetty hill station attracts tourists from across the globe. You must see its beauty to believe it. Nestled in the Western Ghats mountain Range of South India, Mattupetty is like a fairy land fashioned out of springs, rivers, forests and gardens. It is elevated to an altitude of 1700 m. When you travel to Muttupettydon't miss the Mattupetty lake and the dam.

Peruvannamuzhi - Peruvannamuzhi is a tourist destination of exceptional beauty, located in the Calicut district of Kerala, South India. The beautiful garden amidst rolling hills in Pervannamuzhi is very popular with tourists. In fact, it serves as a picnic spot where people come to refresh themselves. The most interesting attraction here is the artificial lake reservoir, which is dotted with many tiny islands.

Vythiri - Marked by extraordinary elegance, Vythiri hill station is worth a visit. The best season to visit this hill station is during rainy season. It is located in the north eastern tip of Kerala, about 100 km from Kozhikode at an altitude of 1300 m above sea level. Coffee, tea, cardamom, pepper and rubber are grown in plenty here. So plan a tour to these plantations and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee, which are exquisite and delicately flavored.