Roar into Parambikulam Tiger Reserve, Palakkad! Once known as the 'Old Elephant Road', this Kerala gem boasts rich history and thrilling wildlife encounters. Trek through lush forests, spot majestic tigers, playful elephants, and vibrant birds. It's an unforgettable adventure for every young explorer and wildlife enthusiast seeking the best of Kerala tourism!
Attend Nature Interpretation Programs.
Birdwatching
Explore The Tribal Settlements.
Go For A Jeep Safari.
Stay In A Treehouse.
Take A Boat Ride In The Reservoir.
Trek Through The Scenic Trails.
Visit The Kannimara Teak, A Giant Tree.
October to April
Early Morning
₹3,000 per person
The area that constitutes Parambikulam Tiger Reserve was historically managed for timber extraction. In 1973, the region was declared a wildlife sanctuary to protect its valuable flora and fauna. Recognizing its ecological significance and tiger population, Parambikulam was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2009. The reserve's history is intertwined with the local tribal communities, who have traditionally lived in harmony with the forest. Efforts are being made to involve these communities in conservation activities and sustainable tourism initiatives. The transition from timber extraction to conservation reflects a commitment to preserving the region's natural heritage for future generations.