Attappadi Tent Stay in Pine Forest with Pool & Trekking

VOYE HOMES Whispering Hills, Sholayur is undoubtedly one of the best Holiday Homes in Sholayur - Anaikkatti region in Palakkad, Kerala. Blend yourself with the beauty of Siruvani hills and experience the warm hospitality at Sholayur, Switzerland of Kerala. VOYE HOMES Pine forest camping, Jellipara is spread over 70 acres of alluring grassland in the midst of the Siruvani forest region of Western Ghats. Hill view from this spot is just amazing. The sprawling forest, which merges with the woods of Tamilnadu, is home to the popular tourist destination of the Palakkad district. This is the place for anyone who wants to escape the emotionless city life and enjoy authentic nature.

A breathtaking view from a breathtaking spot, that's what VOYE HOMES Whispering Hills Pine- Encamp Attappadi offers you. A hill lope terrain in the middle of the Attappadi pine forest with tentstay, the camp will be suitable for large groups. With mild wind speed, you can experience rapid fog movement over the area. Surrounded by the lush green mountains, the camp comes with all the ingredients for an adrenaline junkie. Away from the bustles of busy life, the pine encamp tentstay Attappadi is a perfect spot for backpackers and solo travelers and it ensures a calm and comfy stay amidst the richness of nature. Being a less spoilt spot with human interference, this is the best place to sink into the serenity of nature. Would like to choose a stay with pool? Swimming pool in the middle of the pine forest is the other major attraction of this amazing destination.

A sleep away over the mighty Attappadi hills, the Whispering hills Attappadi is a favourite camp or tent stay with trekking for those thrill- seekers. The vast hilltop and a campfire over the cold grasslands will be a perfect add-on for a warm, cosy pine forest camping at Pine Encamp. The temperature here is very pleasant throughout the year but as the wind picks up there is a drastic drop in the overall temperature making it chillier. Camping in the pine forest will be a wonderful experience for sure.

In the hidden Attappadi Hills and plateaus of the Nilgiri Mountains, you will find the densely forested enclave of the Silent Valley National Park which is the most important destination in Palakkad tourism. The flora and fauna found here make one wonder if this ecosystem has survived since the very beginning of time. You can spot the tigers, leopards, elephants, snakes, Lion-Tailed Macaques, and Malabar Giant Squirrels to moths, bugs and toads, the diversity in fauna is breath-taking. The 128 species of beetle’s deserve a special mention since 10 of them were previously unknown to mankind. Apart from that, you can also view over 1000 species of flowering plants and another 110 species of orchids that enchant all who see them. Over 400 species of moths and 200 species of butterflies have been cataloged here.

Attappadi Reserve Forest is a protected area covering 249 sq km of the land of Mannarkkad Taluk in Palakkad district of Kerala sitting on its western edges. The extensive mountain valley sits at an elevation of 2460 feet, at the foothills of the Nilgiris in the Palakkad district of Kerala. Attappadi defines the life of the locals and offers plenty to its visitors, it is one of the less-explored forests of Kerala. The woods are also home to the local ethnic tribes like the Muduga, Irula, and Kurumba, who inhabit the far edges around the mountains visit. Rainy season is the best season to explore the tropical hilly forests of Attappadi however, the accessibility in the deeper interiors might be limited due to flooding. If you want to enjoy hiking and blazing the wild trails, the best time to visit is between November and February. The treasure of Attappadi- the Malleswaram Mudi is the highest point of Attappady and is also considered as a religious shrine by the local tribal communities.

It is a treasure of nature opening when we see the Bhavani River flowing from Northwest around the mountain crossing Attappadi village and moving towards the southeast side. Near the headwaters of the Bhavani River, encloses dense shola forests, beautiful streams, and exotic wildlife. The highlight of the forest is the gigantic mountain peak of Malleswaram, which rises to almost 5460 feet from the center of the valley, flanked by the Bhavani River and the Attapadi village. Attappadi- the name came thus because a black goat breed called “Attappadi black” is available in a Government farm here. Attappadi Reserve Forest receives a high rainfall of 4700 mm and gradually decreases to a low of 900 mm. The mountains here have various rock types that can be categorized into 7 broad types. Attappadi, Kerala is well known for its tribal settlements.

The jungles of Attappadi have provided shelter to a wide variety of wildlife species, some of which are rare and only found in these forests. One of the most unique animals found here is the Attapadi Black Goat, endemic to this region. If you go for a wildlife safari, you can spot elephants, Sambar deer, bison, the famous Malabar giant squirrel, lion-tailed macaques, leopards, and if you are lucky enough, you might get a sighting of tigers as well. Be careful as crocodiles and rattlesnakes are common around the riverbanks. Remember this forest make for the perfect ground for a birding expedition and also offers you a chance to spot crested serpent eagle, green imperial pigeons, white-bellied woodpecker, or the streak-throated woodpecker.

You can always stay a day or two here to enjoy the unparalleled quality of nature. Troubled with finding the best resorts in Anaikkatti? Don’t hesitate to book, this is going to be a memorable stay forever. Many have passed through here since then but none have been able to put to words the exact feelings or detail the emotions evoked by the experience this location has to offer. It is something to be observed first-hand, this absolute gift of nature; with secrets that mankind is yet to truly understand.