





one of Kerala’s most beautiful and well-protected wildlife destinations, located in the lush Western Ghats near Thekkady.
The reserve is famous for its incredible biodiversity, housing more than 60 species of mammals, including the Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, Indian bison, and rare species like the lion-tailed macaque.
Experience here best activities like guided jungle treks, bamboo rafting, and nature walks led by local tribal communities
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A guided rafting journey through forest waters gives a deeper, quieter wildlife experience.
Explore dense forests with trained guides and tribal experts who know the land intimately.
The combination of forests, hills, and water creates a calm, refreshing environment perfect for nature lovers.
Explore Periyar Tiger Reserve with a mix of boat safaris, jungle treks, and bamboo rafting. Experience wildlife, serene lake views, and the rich culture of Thekkady in just 2–3 days.
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To reach Periyar Tiger Reserve, first travel to Thekkady, the nearest town.
The easiest way is by road from Kochi (about 4–5 hours), where buses cost around ₹200–₹500 and taxis ₹3000–₹5000.
You can also take a train to Kottayam or fly to Cochin International Airport, then continue by road.
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