Murikkady – The Fragrant Slopes of Thekkady



Nestled just 5 kilometers away from Thekkady, Murikkady is a serene and scenic picnic spot located near the Periyar Tiger Reserve in Kerala’s Idukki district. This tranquil destination is best known for its lush spice plantations, refreshing air, and panoramic views of the surrounding hills.

Murikkady is a paradise for those who seek to explore Kerala’s rich agricultural heritage. The hills here are blanketed with plantations of pepper, cardamom, and coffee, offering not only an aromatic experience but also a visual delight of endless green slopes and neatly lined crops.

Walking through Murikkady’s plantations is both educational and immersive—visitors can observe traditional methods of spice cultivation and even interact with local farmers who have been engaged in organic farming for generations.

Apart from spice plantations, Murikkady is an excellent picnic and photography location, with its cool climate, open spaces, and gentle slopes. It is also a great place for short nature walks, birdwatching, and relaxing breaks on the way to or from Thekkady.

Visitors often combine a trip to Murikkady with nearby eco-tourism activities such as plantation tours, spice garden visits, and cultural performances hosted by local communities.

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