Peppara wildlife sanctuary


Peppara Wildlife Sanctuary is slowly turning into a location frequented by wildlife enthusiasts. Herds of elephants, gaur, sambar, barking deer, and wild boar can be seen here. People stop by this destination on the way to Ponmudi and are enchanted by the splendor of nature on display. Endemic species like the Malabar Grey Hornbill, White-bellied Treepie, and the Small Sunbird have also been sighted here. Peppara Dam is where the sanctuary got its name from and the trek here gives one a gorgeous panoramic view of the entire valley.It is a quaint little picnic spot that is attracting more visitors with each passing year.



Trekto Vazhvanthol falls

Peppara Wildlife Sancutaryoffer one of the best trekking options in the capital city. This trek starts from Kaanithara, near Vithura and the initial trek, through eucalyptus plantations could be easy. This 5 km not so hard trekking to Vazhvanthol is an amazing experience. A guide will accompany you for this one-day trekking program. 


Getting there  


Nearest railway station: Thiruvananthapuram, about 50 km 

Nearest airport: Trivandrum International Airport, about 56 km


Hotels in Attingal 



Hotel Savithri is a luxury Business Class hotel nestled in the heart of the town, Attingal has all modern facilities and amenities to pamper the guest needs. The Hotel provides a perfect location for both business and leisure customers. The spectacular Hotel situated in between the business, Commercial and shopping arena of AttingalCity. 



Location: Attingal, Kerala, India

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