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Why to visit Nelliyampathy Hills
With an altitudes ranging of 467 m to 1572 m, Nelliyampathy is one of Kerala's less visited hill stations. Additionally, it makes for a wonderful weekend trip from Coimbatore. The highest peak in the area is located in the verdant, expansive Nellikota Mountain ranges, which is rooted at a height of 1572 m. The Nelliyampathy mountain range, which is surrounded in valleys and lush woods, is home to various tea, coffee, and cardamom plantations. Here, the vast plantation expanses provide one-of-a-kind chances for plantation tours.
For trekkers and adventure seekers, Nelliyampathy also provides fantastic chances. A fantastic place for hiking is Mampara. Kaikatty, a base camp for a number of adventurous activities, is also accessible to hikers. The Sholayar Pass may be seen clearly from Nelliyampathy because of its surrounding hills. Other areas of interest in this area include Parambikulam, Malampuzha Gardens, Raja's Cliff, and the animal sanctuary.
The Nelliyampathy Hills are renowned for their gorgeous flora and verdant, lush forests that are home to a variety of wild creatures, including monkeys, deer, porcupines, and elephants. The most well-known tourist attractions in Nelliampathi include the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, Nelliyampathy Hill, Padagiri, Palagapandi Estate, Shimmering Pothundi Reservoir, and Pothundi Reservoir. The gateway to Nelliyampathy is Pothundi Dam, which was built in the 19th century. 8 kilometres from Nelliyampathy lies a vista named Seetharkund.
