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Situated at the heart of the town- Built in 1766 by Hyder Ali of Mysore
In the western suburb of Palakkad town- Built about 500 years ago- 32 feet long & 20 feet wide granite temple
Built in 1425 AD - Chariot Festival
Asia's purest water form
Situated 2 kms from the Thiruvilwamala Temple, this Guha is a natural tunnel in the rocky cliff. A myth - crawling through the tunnel from one end to other will wash one's sin's away. Only men are allowed to do the Noozhal
Cholanur Peacock Sanctuary is 30 kms from Palakkad and is one of the best places to watch peacocks
A dam across the scenic river Gayathri that flows into Bharathapuzha
Hillstation ideal for trekking, offers a bird's eye view of one-third of Palakkad
At a distance of 10 kms and surrounded by the mighty Western Ghats, this scenic spot has a dam and beautifully landscaped gardens
A tribute to the past masters of Kerala architecture
One of the last remnants of Tropical rain forests in India- accessible only by foot (nearly 24kms)
At a distance 0f 105 kms - home to rare varieties of animals & birds - Reservoir for boating/cruising - tree houses-presence of the oldest teak tree, kannimari
Up on the hills of Malampuzha is this picturesque forest - streams abound-rare birds and butterflies can be seen all around
Built across the Cherukunnath River
A "Pair of Hands" is worshipped as the main deity
15 kms from Palakkad town-nestles a beautiful waterfall
Situated at Walayar 22 Kms from Palakkad - offers close encounters with deer
This is on the banks of the Bharatha Puzha river in Shornur with an 86 year old tradition
The land of pristine beauty and tribal living
This is on the banks of the Bharatha Puzha river in Shornur with an 86 year old tradition
30 kms from Palakkad, the birth place of Kunjan Nambiar, the 18th Century Satirist
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