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Top 7 Dams in Idukki, Kerala
Discover the best top things to do in Idukki, India including Erattayar North Dam, Idukki Dam, Cheruthoni Dam, Anayirankal Dam Reservoir, Ponmudi Dam, Kulamavu Dam, Sethuparvathipuram Dam.
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1. Erattayar North Dam
2. Idukki Dam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By RaviS3538 - Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), India
No cameras, do remember this it's a high security area and hence very strict about carrying any thing which is battery operated.make sure u leave every thing in your vehicle.dam entrance is at cheruthoni dam ,you can buy tickets at the entrance every thing is managed by kerala state electricity board. Entrance fee is 25 rs and no ticket for kids ,there is a battery operated car which ferries visitors from. Dam entrance to top of idukki arch dam.if travelling with little kids it's advisable to use the battery car as it there is around 2 km distance from dam entrance to arch dam.it will cost you 30rs one way including children. Car parking is a mess as u need to park on the road and can easily gets blocked ...Though it's a must visit. The dam has a rich history to offer and is a location for various movies.The most important thing is the dam is not open every day it is open on public holidays,sat Sundays
3. Cheruthoni Dam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Aru_Ponni
the view from cheruthony dam is one of the most beautiful sights of Idukki, the travellers can witness both the dams ie, cheruthony dam and Idukki dam at the same time, Cheruthoni is the largest and highest gravity dam in Kerala. a good number of restaurants are available in the city, for both vegetarian and non-vegetarians. On 10 August 2018, all five radial floodgates of the dam were raised for the first time in the 21st century after a long period of 26 years with the water level in the dam exceeding the 2400 ft mark.
4. Anayirankal Dam Reservoir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By TheMoonchasers - Mumbai, India
We visited Anayirangkal on a summer morning when there were hardly any tourists around. You can take a canoe to the lake all by yourself and enjoy the breathtaking valley view around.
5. Ponmudi Dam
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Kembhootha
If you are in Munnar, don't miss out on a visit to this place. When we visited last week, the roads were pretty patchy and took an hour to get to the dam from Munnar. However, the view is worth it. On one side, you see the back water and on the other side you have the let out of the water. There are not a lot of places to eat around and no parking place at all, but who cares. Drive up to the dam, stand on the dam ( bridge ) and get a panaromic view of the place. Cellphone signals will be patchy, save your GPS route beforehand. Reach when the sun is still around. Stay on till sunset and return. If you are lucky, you will see thousands of bats flying at sunset ( not close to you, but way up in the sky ). Excellent place overall, off the beaten path. You could visit the Ripple Falls en route to this.
6. Kulamavu Dam
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By sansantro123 - Kochi (Cochin), India
Kolamavu dam is a gravity /masonry Dam on the Periyar river. It is one of the three dams associated with the Idukki hydroelectric power project in the Indian state of India Kerala . The dam is situated on the Thodupuzha- Puliyanmala States Highway about 23 kilometres from Idukki arch Dam 22 kilometre from Cheruthini dam and 30 kilometre from Thodupuzha. The dams of Idukki , Cheruthoni and Kulamavu extend to an area of 33 kilometres . The construction of these three dams 60 kilometre artificial lake. The water stored in it was used for the production of electricity at the power house in Moolamattom.
7. Sethuparvathipuram Dam
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
