Eravikulam National Park

Eravikulam national park is spread over a broad zone of 97 sq km along the peak of Western Ghats in Munnar, it is one of most imperative vacationer goals in Kerala. The national park is overseen by the Kerala Department of Forest and Wildlife, Munnar.

Most of the areas of the national park are reliable slope level. In this way, you can see just high moving slants here. The most elevated pinnacle is Anamudi 2690m. The woods you see here are normally known as 'reefs' – evergreen tropical and sub tropical clammy broadleaf backwoods. You can find little streams here, which later converge to shape tributaries to Periyar and Chalakudy waterways. Lakkom cascades are situated in this area.

The national park is separated into three zones - the center region, the cradle territory and the travel industry region. In which, the Rajamalai is known to be the travel industry zone of the recreation center. Here, the vacationers are permitted to travel profound into the timberland to investigate the concealed excellence of nature around. The recreation center has an uncommon gathering of assortments of trees and bushes. Seeing assortment of orchids is one of the fortes of this park. Aside from Nilgiri Tahr, one can discover around 26 distinct types of well evolved creatures at this park. Various elephants, langur and marten can be found here. Around 120 types of fowls like dark and ornage flycatcher, Nilgiri pipit, Nilgiri wood pigeon, white bellied shortwing and Kerala giggling thrush can be spotted at Eravikulam National Park.