Nelliyampathi tourism

 From the area of ​​the city Nenmara Palakkad, the peaks of the majestic clouds caressed Nelliyampathy hilly areas are visible. Height of the hills ranges from 467 m to 1572 m. In order to achieve Nelliyampathy, you must take the road that comes out Nenmara Pothundy dam. There are about 10 hairpin bends, which are negotiated on the road Nelliyampathy.

                              
Pothundy dam is a picturesque place with facilities for boating and is a good choice as a place to picnic. As the road winds its way up Nelliyampathy Ghat in some places there are viewpoints from where the vast stretches of Palakkad district are visible, with its extensive paddy fields forming a green carpet. It also offers a splendid view of the Palakkad Gap, which is a geographical phenomenon in the Western Ghats formation in this region, the scene of the parts of the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu.

On the way up who are interested in bio farming can take a look around the farms of private property and the vast tea plantation property managed by different societies. Nelliyampathy Hills also known as orange cultivation.

Company hotels and resorts are located belonging to different points as you go up the hills of Nelliyampathy. Organic farms here is an important step that is performed before it reaches the climax of the property Palagapandi. The property has a beautiful bungalow, built during British rule in India, and was transformed into a private station. In Kaikatty is a community room available, which is commonly used as a basis for those interested in hiking.

Not far away is Palagapandy Seetharkundu that can be a fantastic Valley View, and a cascade of 100 meters high, offers attraction. From Palagapandy, you can hike or take a jeep to get Mampara, another point of view breathtaking Nelliyampathy. Area and its bankruptcy has Palagapandy tea, cardamom and coffee plantations in the surrounding hills and a glimpse of wildlife in the form of Indian gaur, elephants, leopards, etc., giant squirrel and is also a paradise for birdwatchers