Munnar
One of the most popular hill stations in India, Munnar is situated at the confluence of three mountain streams - Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala. Located at 1600 M above sea level, this was once the summer resort of the erstwhile British Government in South India. Sprawling tea plantations, picture book towns, winding lanes, trekking and holiday facilities make Munnar a unique experience. Munnar is essentially a tea town. The tea plantations have now been taken over by the Tata Tea Company. The visitor is greeted with miles and miles of unending tea plantations on entry into Munnar. To See
Mattupetty (13 km) (Open : 0900 - 1100 , 1400 - 1530) Pothamedu (6 km) , Devikulam (7 km), Pallivasal (8 km) ,Attukal (9 km), Nyayamakad (10 km), Rajamala (15 km), (Open : 0700 - 1800) Not allowed during the monsoon. Chithirapuram (10 km), Lock Heart Gap (13 km), Echo Point (15 km) Eravikulam National Park (15 km), Power House Waterfalls (18 km), Kundala (20 km), Anayirangal(22 km)

Ponmudi
	The beautiful and peaceful hill station of Ponmudi is situated at a distance of 61 km from Thiruvananthapuram and at an altitude of 1000 m above the sea level. Come to Ponmudi to fall in love with the bountiful nature, serene surroundings and several tourist attractions. The hill station is a welcome break from the rush of the city where you can relax in the laps of nature without any hurries and worries.
Location : Thiruvananthapuram District, Kerala, India ||   STD CODE : 0470 Topography : Undulating hilly terrain Best Time : Troughout the year except mansoon Distance : Thiruvananthapuram-61kms Nearest rail : Thiruvananthapuram Central-61 Kms Nearest air : Thiruvananthapuram Inernational Airport - 68 Kms

Wagamon
Wagamon 64 km. from Kottayam and 34 km. from Pala, situated at an elevation of 1100 meters above sea level is a trekker’s paradise. It is a very ideal tourist spot surrounded by the greenery of tea gardens, beautiful meadows, valleys and dales. Other attractions: Thangal para, lndo-swiss project, Kurisumala Ashram.

Nelliyampathy

Located at a distance of 52 kms from Palakkad, the cool hills of Nelliampathy, nestling atop the Western Ghats, offer a breathtaking view of the misty mountains and enchanting valleys interspersed with sprawling tea, coffee, cardamom and orange plantations. For a vantage view of the spectacle, one must visit Seethakundu, where a 100m high waterfall provides an added attraction.           Nelliyampathy is 75 km from Palakkad. By Road it takes 2.30hrs

Vythiri

Vythiri is a picturesque place located in the sylvan Northern High Ranges of Kerala in Wayanad district. Exclusive, comfortable, refreshing, pollution free and inspiring. Acres and acres of lush green land interspersed with perennial streams and rolling hills. An area that breathes history and legend, Vythiri was the natural choice because of its accessibility beauty and pleasant climate. Rising 2600 ft. above sea level, Vythiri had been a retreat for English planters during colonial. A trip to Vythiri is incomplete without a traditional Ayurvedic massage, the trademark of Kerala. There is also a spa, run by Serena Spa from Maldives with an enticing menu, including Adam &Eve Serenity that offers a deep relaxing and revitalising massage with special aphrodisiac properties. Get simultaneous massage by two masseurs with soothing music and sandalwood incense in the background.

Chembra peak
	Chembra peak is 14 Km from west of Kalpetta. At 2100 m above mean sea level, Chembra is the highest Peak in Wayanad and is an ideal area for trekking.

Lakkidi
Lakkidi, the gateway of Wayanad, is situated 700 m above mean sea level, at the crest of the Thamaraserri ghat pass. Lofty peaks, gurgling streams and luxuriant forests add magic to the journey up the winding roads to this hill station. Lakkidi is one of the highest locations in Wayanad, and registers the second highest degree of rainfall in the world.

Pythal Mala
	This enchanting hill station, situated 4,500 ft. above sea level near the Kerala- Karnataka border, is rich in flora and fauna. It is a 6 km trek to the top of the hills.

Ezhi Mala

Ezhimala, the imposing mountainous region on the seashore that borders the western part of Payyanur, had played a significant role in the history of the country. This was the head quarters of the Ezhimala Rajya during the Sang period. In Sang literatures, this area is referred to as ?ezhil malai? which means high hillock. It is believed that in the later years ezhilmalai reduced to ezhimala. This region is also known as ?Elimala?, ?Mooshika Sailam?, ?Sapta Sailam?,?Mount Eli? and ?Mount the Eli? in the history.

Rani Puram
	Ranipuram is 55 Km from Kasaragod. Situated 750 m above sea level.