Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary is situated between Annamalai ranges of Tamil Nadu and the Nelliampathy ranges of Kerala, spread over an area of
285 sq. kilometers.

This wildlife sanctuary has some marshy land and scattered patches of grassland, thickly forested with stands of bamboo, sandalwood, rosewood, and teak. The famous Kannimari teak tree, the largest in Asia as teak plantations, is one of the prime attractions at the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary. The area has some hill tribes like Malayars, Kadas, and Muthuvaas.

This sanctuary houses the largest population of Gaurs (bison). The other animals are elephants, sloth bears, wild boars, sambhars, chital tigers, panthers, and crocodiles.

There are also bonnet macaques, spectacled cobras, kraits, vipers, turtles, darters, little cormorants, and black eagles.

Reaching There:

By Air – The nearest Airport is Coimbatore. (55 kms).

By Rail - The nearest railway station is Palakkad (125 kms)

Best Season to Visit: September to March

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