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The 10 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Idukki District, Kerala
Discover the best top things to do in Idukki District, India including Munnar Trekking Adventure, Nimi's Lip Smacking Classes, Abraham's Spice Garden, Vagamon, Green Park Ayurvedic & Spices Plantation, Panchalimedu, Meesapulimala, C.S.I Christ Church, Gavi Forest, Aranya Naturals.
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1. Munnar Trekking Adventure
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5.0 based on 405 reviews
About Us Welcome to the trekking services of Munnar trekking adventure. We have an experience of more than 13 years in this field. We have a large number of happy trekking clients. Experience the difference from us...
2. Nimi's Lip Smacking Classes
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5.0 based on 197 reviews
Nimi SunilKumar Award-winning culinary demonstrator and award-winning author of cookbook "Lip-Smacking Dishes of Kerala " (Gourmand world cookbook winner of the third Best local cuisine book in the world) and "4 o'clock temptations of Kerala "conducts classes on authentic Kerala cuisine in most afternoons. Enjoy, taste and learn the magic of Kerala cuisine with her. Limited seats only. Guests are requested to book for the classes directly through the email address or by phone. Kindly book your seats at the earliest!
Reviewed By katiemH6564OH
An amazing afternoon spent with Nimi has taught me so much about Keralan food. As someone with fairly limited cooking skills and no previous experience cooking Indian food, the class was not intimidating and the explanation extremely clear. Nimi starts with an in depth explanation of spices and how they are used in keralan cooking, how things compares to north Indian cooking, tips on how to cook with the spices and suitable substitutes if you can find those spices back home. After this we started preparing the dishes Nimi had chosen for us, she gave us all a chance to get involved with various tasks and made sure to explain each step and answering any questions. After a few hours we could finally enjoy the fruits of our labour, which were delicious! Nimi is very knowledgable, patient, humble and brought good humour to the afternoon. She even encouraged us to email her with any questions whenever we liked. Nimi is understandably only able to conduct classes for 2 or more people. As I was travelling on my own, I asked if there were any upcoming classes already confirmed that I could join. She kindly organised a class for me and another solo traveller who had enquired and I'm so glad it worked out, the experience was amazing.
3. Abraham's Spice Garden
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4.5 based on 482 reviews
Hello welcome to Abraham's spice garden.The garden was established in 1952 and one of the oldest and biggest garden in periyar.We are providing a guided tour and you can taste and smell the real organic spices .You can also buy farm fresh spices.There are lots of spice gardens in Periyar so make sure that it is Abraham's spice garden.This garden was recommended in lonely planet and routard also. It is shown in the famous documentary by BBC "Around the world in 80 gardens" by Mounty Don.
Reviewed By HridayBikashD - Gurugram (Gurgaon), India
The spice garden is managed by Mr Abraham family and is spread over many acres. When we arrived, it was raining heavily. We took out our umbrellas and started the tour. It’s feels like everything is there in the garden and Mr Abraham shares such interesting facts, uses and varieties, medicinal qualities etc that one is amazed at how beautifully such a garden has co-existed. Each and every inch of the garden is planted with something and is a treat to walk around. Highly recommended if anyone is in Thekaddy. Don’t miss out the organic products which can be bought at his home. ????????
4. Vagamon
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4.5 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By 910vipin - Kochi (Cochin), India
This place is located in Iduki district and the boarder of kottayam. Still untouched by commercialisation, the sleepy town is surrounded by valleys, green meadows, pine forests, mists, fogs, tea estates, waterfalls and overall greenery. The landscape is mostly hilly bald with green meadows. Vagamon is also home to a variety of flowers and orchids. Three hills - Thangal, Murugan and kurisumala.I have visited vagamon in the last year may with my four friends.
5. Green Park Ayurvedic & Spices Plantation
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4.5 based on 365 reviews
Green Park Ayurvedic and Spices Plantation offers a chance to sync with nature. We provide a natural and silent atmosphere which enhances fresh breathe and a pleasure mind. Green Park is 100% eco friendly including with farm, honey bee colony, natural fish aquarium, artificial paddy field, suspension bridge, cardamom processing unit, fruit plantation, green house for vegetables, etc.
Reviewed By chhajer74 - Surat, India
Very fantastic n knowledgeable Just spare one hr to know all information about all spices in a simple way that my 10 yr kid understand She also thrilled to run between two tree house Thanks to mr Benny spare so much time n give wonderful knowledge
6. Panchalimedu
7. Meesapulimala
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4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By SathyS6
Me and my family visited Meesapulimala on March 31, 2018. Reached Munnar by noon. Parked car at forest office and started in a jeep arranged by them. 10 kms off-road driving was a stress test for my backbone. We stayed at rhodo mansion, small cottage for a middle class family. Do not expect luxury apartment here. The temperature was 16 c at night. Food was tasty. The staff were very friendly. They prepared a campfire. Next day by 6 am, we went to the top of the hill just behind the cottage. It was the most beautiful scene ever.. the rising sun, the Colors, the cool breeze.. amazing western ghats.. mesmerizing experience. We came back to the cottage and had breakfast. Then started our actual trekking. First 2 hills was somewhat steap, next 4 hills where easy to climb. Last one again slightly steap. When we reached the top of meesapulimala, the sun was bright. We took a different route for return and we could spot a deer. When we reached back at the cottage, heavy rain started. The Jeep was waiting for us. Had to take a quick lunch. Again that horrible off road drive, this time a bit more scary, due to the slippery rocks and poor visibility. But still I love this place.
8. C.S.I Christ Church
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4.0 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By arvindMumbai
The 'Taj Mahal of Munnar"- This church built in 1910 reminds us of the British era ..its culture and customs..The burial Tomb or 'Eleanor Isabel May' reminds us of the romantic tale of Munnar. Her young husband, the Manager of the then Finlay Tea Co. lost his lovely wife who had suffered from Cholera at the age of 23... A must visit spot for every traveller who really wants to experience and learn the history of Munnar and its Culture...
9. Gavi Forest
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4.0 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By 558madank - Munnar, India
Gavi is part of periyar tiger Reserve. And this is a full day trip, which has boating, waterfall, cardamom plantation, sabarimala view, museum. Forest provides the breakfast and lunch. It's a beautiful place to explore.
10. Aranya Naturals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
