Pullumedu in Thekkady, Kerala, is a super cool spot for nature lovers! Imagine rolling hills covered in green, green grass! It used to be called 'Pullu Medu,' meaning 'grass hill.' The British loved this place, and you will too! Come see amazing views and breathe fresh mountain air. It's a perfect place for a family adventure!
Capture The Beauty With Photography
Enjoy The Panoramic Views Of Idukki Dam
Experience The Serenity Of The Hills
Trek To The Hilltop For Sunrise Views
September to May
Early-Morning
₹1,000 per person
Pullumedu's historical significance is tied to the Sabarimala Ayyappan Temple. During the Makaravilakku festival, the Makarajyothi, a bright light, appears on the Ponnambalamedu hill, which is visible from Pullumedu. This celestial event is considered sacred by devotees. Beyond its religious connection, the area has traditionally been inhabited by tribal communities who have lived in harmony with nature. The region's history is thus intertwined with both religious beliefs and the indigenous people's close relationship with the natural environment.