NELLIAMPATHI:- POOR MAN'S OOTY

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Nelliampathi is a hill station within the Nelliampathi Forest Reserve, in the Indian state of Kerala. This little station is also known as Poor man's Ooty, because of the many hills that are still left unexplored. One of the most enchanting hill stations in Kerala, Nelliampathi sits among the Western Ghats as a refuge for people seeking a break from the stream of life, a place to let go of their problems and enjoy themselves to their heart's content.


This is also the go-to destination for swashbuckling adventurers and risk-takers. Why, even the road to Nelliampathi , peppered with hairpin bends is guaranteed to give you a lifetime of a ride. Reach Nelliampathi, hire a jeep with a driver and climb the mountains further onto Aanamadai. Take a resort and spend a night there. Want to prove that you are brave to your friends and family?? Take a jeep ride among the forests of Nelliampathi in the dead of the night. Forget your worries and laugh to your heart's content. Meet with the native people and learn about their way of life. Your trip to Nelliampathi is guaranteed to be a heart-lightening experience. You will return fresh and rejuvenated to your work, bursting with pent-up energy, ready to take on life.

Things to do:-

  • Climb the misty hills in the morning
  • Watch the sun rise over the Western Ghats
  • Wander on a jeep to see exotic forest animals
  • Snap plenty of pictures to brag on social media
  • Enjoy the delectable food of the mesmerizing hill station
  • Take a evening stroll among the tea plantations
  • Visit the majestic Pothundi dam
  • Become mesmerised by the Vellarimedu waterfalls
  • Get astonished by the Seethargundu viewpoint





Location: Nelliampathi, Kerala 678508, India

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