Kerala Ecotourism Tour Packages

TOUR OVERVIEW:

Ecotourism means responsible travel to natural areas, while conserving the environment and improving the well-being of the local people who work towards the conservation of nature and biodiversity. Eco Tourism is often chosen by nature lovers and environmentalists. There are various Ecotourism destinations in Kerala that allure tourists for its tranquility, breathtaking landscapes, untouched natural beauty and mesmerizing view of the hills and forests. Kerala ecotourism tour packages offered by Sushant Travels promotes tourism in fragile, pristine, and relatively undisturbed natural areas of Kerala without harming the nature. Kerala, one of the most beautiful travel destinations in India is considered as one of the ten paradises of the world. Ecotourism in Kerala will provide you a peaceful experience where you will visit the exquisite natural destinations without harming the environment at any cost and encouraging the growth of locals.

POPULAR ECOTOURISM LOCATIONS IN KERALA:

1) Eravikulam National Park: This national park is home to the endangered species such as Nilgiris Tahr and holds special place in list of ecotourism locations of Kerala. Located in Devikulam Taluka of Idukki district, Eravikulam covers a total area of 97 square kilometers. After the Nilgiri Tahr, Neelakurinji flowers are the second major attraction of this park that blooms once in every 12 years. Eravikulam National Park houses Anamudi (2695 m), the highest peak of south India.

2) Periyar: Periyar is a popular ecotourism site in Kerala due to its picturesque landscapes and rich biodiversity. By going to Periyar wildlife Sanctuary you can visit lovely Idukki town, Mullaperiyar Dam and the sprawling vineyards. Also you can visit the cardamom, coffee and pepper plantations of Mukkaday. You can stay at The Elephant Court, a beautiful resort located right next to Periyar wildlife Sanctuary.

3) Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary: Ecological significance of Chinnar wildlife Sanctuary got it listed on ecotourism sites in Kerala. Located in the Western Ghats and a part of the Idukki District, The Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is spread over an area of 90.44 km². This region is blessed with a rich biodiversity having indigenous flora and fauna which makes it a popular tourist destination. Chinnar is home to species such as grizzled giant squirrel, gaur, spotted deer, tufted grey langur, slender Loris, crocodile, wild elephant, tiger, leopard and many birds. The mixed ephemeral forests found here are ideal for an easy trek.

4) Munnar: Situated at an elevation of 1600 m above the sea level, Munnar produces India's best tea and spices. Captivating hills of Munnar surrounded by lush greenery have a peaceful environment. There are number of must visit destinations in Munnar such as Attukal waterfalls, Satiety Dam, Hydel park and Munnar tea museum. Visitors in Munnar can observe genesis and growth of tea plants in museum. While doing ecotourism in Munnar, most tourists choose to take cycle tour to explore the whole region. Hire a cycle and ride through the tea plantation, spend time around waterfalls, explore the glistening lakes and spot wild animals while cycling through National park of Munnar. While sightseeing in Munnar tourists also go for boat riding in Mattupetty dam.

5) Aralam Sanctuary: Famous for a number of hill ranges in compare to other wildlife sanctuaries of Kerala, Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary is home to various plants and animals. This ecotourism location is located in the northernmost part of Kerala. Mostly, all of the hill ranges in Aralam Sanctuary have an elevation between 50 m to 1145 m which make this sanctuary suitable for one day treks. Being a part of the Western Ghats, the Aralam Wildlife sanctuary lures tourists as it houses rich flora and fauna and a wide variety of plants and animals. Tourists get an opportunity to spot wild animals such as leopards, jungle cats and different kinds of squirrels in Aralam sanctuary.

6) Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary: Popularly known as Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary, Wayanad sanctuary is a rainforest located around 16 km away from Sulthan Bathery. It connects Nagarhole and Bandipur parks in Karnataka and Mudumalai in state of Tamil Nadu. Spread over an area of 345 sq. km, the sanctuary is an abode to wide variety of species of animals and birds. Wayanad sanctuary is considered to be second largest wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala and one of the biogeographically richest reserves in India.

BOOK KERALA ECOTOURISM TOUR PACKAGES:

Ecotourism has gained importance in recent times as people are becoming woke about environmental issues and how humans are deteriorating the nature day after day. Ecotourism helps preservation of environment of that particular terrain while providing means of income to the locals. Kerala is like a paradise for nature lovers. Kerala is blessed with waterfalls, tropical forests beautiful landscapes, backwaters, and much more. Being situated at Western Ghats, the 1/4th of geographical area of Kerala is covered in thick green forest which is home to a rich biodiversity. Trekking through muddy pathways that scatter through dense forests while listening carefully to calls of animals and birds definitely gives you the thrill that your soul craves for. Sushant Travels offers Kerala ecotourism tour that takes you to explore breathtaking untouched regions of Kerala. You can also check out our other Kerala tour packages and ecotourism tour packages which provide an equally amazing experience. Join us on this journey to visit various wildlife reserves of Kerala and understand the rhythm of nature by booking the Kerala ecotourism holiday tour offered by Sushant Travels!