Thangal Para in Kolahalamedu, Vagamon is one of the Muslim pilgrim centers but every one can enter irrespective of their religion and visit. The location is on the way to Vagamon from Elapara to the left side exit of the main route after view point, pine valley, Meadows. Legend says that around 800 years ago, […]
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Vagamon Meadows or Mottakkunnu (in Malayalam) is an awesome place to hangout with your family along with some adventure sports. It is located between Vagamon to Elappara route. Its currently maintained by DTPC (District Tourism Promotion Council). An entrance fee is there to enter – Rs.20 for adults, Rs10 for kids in the age 5
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Vagamon Pine Forest is one of the major tourist spots of the region. This is a man made forest which was built during the British rule of India, which still stands today overlooking the enchanting Vagamon Valley. You will have to park your vehicle in the nearby parking space and have to walk through a
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The Vagamon Orchidarium and Floriculture project is up on Elappara – Pullikkanam road. This is a unique venture by Kerala Forest Development Corporation Limited. There is a large collection of varieties of orchids and varieties of roses. They are all well arranged in a vast area of land – around 15 hectares. This is a
Kurishumala is one of the must visit places if you ever go to Vagamon. Even though this is primarily a Christian pilgrimage site, this is a fantastic trekking point for all travelers. Your journey starts at the base – Kallillakavala. As you walk upwards the hill, there are 14 crosses (known as ‘Way of the
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