Kanthalloor is a charming village in Kerala's Idukki district. It is about 330 kilometers from the state capital, Trivandrum. The town is set gently in the Western Ghats and is well-known for its picturesque vistas and nice, salubrious climate. Kanthalloor is also known as Kashmir in Kerala and the Land of Fruits. The village's proximity to Munnar has helped place it on the tourism map. In this blog we arte going to discuss about a famous place in Kanthaloor which is known as Hill view park.&nbsp;

Kanthalloor is a charming village in Kerala's Idukki district. It is about 330 kilometers from the state capital, Trivandrum. The town is set gently in the Western Ghats and is well-known for its picturesque vistas and nice, salubrious climate. Kanthalloor is also known as Kashmir in Kerala and the Land of Fruits. The village's proximity to Munnar has helped place it on the tourism map. The town is well-known for producing a diverse range of crops, seasonal fruits, and vegetables not grown elsewhere in Kerala.&nbsp;

Traveller Information:
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<li>Famous for: Beautiful Village</li>
<li>Duration: 1-2 Weeks</li>
<li>Distance from Vattavada: 78.9 KM</li>
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Things to do:
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<li>Other Places to visit: Kalvari Mount, Kulamavu Dam</li>
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Kalvari Mount is a prominent hillock and Christian pilgrimage place located 5 kilometers outside of Idukki on the Kattapana - Idukki Road. The vantage point, also known as Kalyanathandu, is positioned at a height of 20 meters and offers breathtaking dawn and sunset views. Furthermore, you will be captivated by the breathtaking panoramic views of the beautiful valley below and the Idukki Dam. You might even see elephant herds basking in the lakes below if you're lucky. The great celebrations of Good Friday and Lent are the mountain's centrepiece.

Traveller Information:
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<li>Famous for: Hiking, Nature Exploration</li>
<li>Duration: 1-2 Weeks</li>
<li>Distance from Vattavada: 99.2 KM</li>
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Things to do:
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<li>Other Places to visit: Idukki Arch Dam, Cheruthoni Dam</li>
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Parunthumpara, located in Kerala's Idukki district at an elevation of 1200m, is a tranquil scenic scenery that has recently attracted travelers. 'Parunthu,' which means eagle in Malayalam, and 'para,' which means rock, characterize the natural environment of Parunthumpara. As a result, the small community of Parunthumpara is well-known for its eagle-shaped rock. Paranthumpara, on the other hand, is easily accessible, en route to and nearby Kerala's major tourist attractions. Kerala Tourism intends to promote Parunthumpara as a must-see stopover for visitors traveling between Kumarakom and Thekkady.

Traveller Information:
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<li>Famous for: Beautiful Sceneries&nbsp;</li>
<li>Duration: 1-2 Weeks</li>
<li>Distance from Vattavada: 156.4 KM</li>
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Things to do:
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<li>Other Places to visit: Idukki Arch Dam, Cheruthoni Dam</li>
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Anchuruli Waterfalls (also spelled Anjuruli) is a surreal spot absolutely worth visiting, located among the gushing locations in Western Ghats Land and presenting a beautiful view of the semi-evergreen woods grasslands. The water from the Erattayar River is used to power the Idukki hydroelectric project. A 2-kilometer-long tunnel connects Erattayar and Anchuruli, transporting water to the lake. Though the tunnel is risky, it is a great area to walk, especially for adventure seekers.

Traveller Information:
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<li>Famous for: Waterfalls, Nature</li>
<li>Best Time to Visit: Summer Season</li>
<li>Duration: 3-4 Hours</li>
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Things to do:
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<li>Other Places to visit: Ayyapancoil Hanging Bridge, Kalvari Mount</li>
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By Air: 
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<li>Cochin International Airport is the nearest Airport located at a distance of around 98 KM away from Idukki. You can take a cab from here.</li>
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By Rail: 
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<li>The nearest railway station is Theni, 83 KM away from the city centre of the quaint district of Idukki which is connected to most of the cities.</li>
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By Road: 
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<li>Idukki is well connected to other major cities of the country via regular buses. You can travel through local bus of Kerala.</li>
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Finally, Hill View Park, one of the Idukki tourist attractions, is a gorgeous and well-managed park located 2 kilometres from the Idukki Bus Stand. The park's 8-acre size captivates visitors with hundreds of types of crotons, flowers, medicinal plants, and other woodlands. Hill View Park is a natural body of water where guests can go on boat rides. The view from the watchtower of both dams, Idukki and Cheruthoni, as well as the surrounding hills on all four sides and the lush flora, takes your breath away, making it the ideal location for you.

The town is well-known for producing various crops, seasonal fruits, and vegetables not grown elsewhere in Kerala. The 8-acre park's hundreds of different species of crotons, flowers, medicinal plants, and other woodlands captivate visitors. The evergreen Anaimudi Sholai National Park, formerly known as Mannavan Chola, surrounds Kanthalloor. Kanthalloor's picturesque farm fields and deep, echoing valleys add to the picturesque setting. Visitors can take boat rides on the natural water body that is located in Hill View Park. Idukki and Cheruthoni dams, the surrounding hills on all four sides, and the rich vegetation well as the surrounding hills on all four sides and the rich vegetation can all be seen from the watchtower.
It is a must-see place for nature enthusiasts who want to lose themselves in peace and unwind. Despite being situated 350 feet above the level of the water in the dam, the Park is always open and accessible through mild inclines. The children's play area and herb garden make Hill View Park more appealing.

Adults – INR 20
Children 	 – INR 10
Photography – INR 50
Video – INR 150
Wedding album Shoot – INR 1000
Commercial Album Shoot – INR 5000
Film Shoot – INR 7500

Location: Hill view Park, Idukki Twp, Kerala
Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM
Entry Fees: INR 20/person and INR 10/Children
Distance from Idukki: 2 KM

The Cheruthoni Dam, located in Kerala's Idukki District, is the largest concrete gravity dam close to the Idukki Arch Dam, standing 138 meters tall. This third-highest dam in the country, built across the Periyar River, was built in 1976 as part of the Idukki Hydroelectric project, together with two other dams, Kulamavu and Idukki. The dam is maintained by the Kerala State Electricity Board, which also leases boats for the two-hour voyage between Kulamavu and Idukki. Visitors are captivated by the beauty of this location.

Traveller Information:
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<li>Famous for: Architecture</li>
<li>Duration: 1-2 Hours</li>
<li>Distance from Vattavada: 94.3 KM</li>
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Things to do:
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<li>Other Places to visit: Kanthalloor</li>
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