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Anegundi Heritage Village

Anegundi Heritage Village is a historic settlement on the northern bank of the Tungabhadra River in Koppal district, Karnataka, opposite the Hampi World Heritage Site. Believed to be the ancient Kishkindha of the Ramayana and the early capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, it retains fort walls, temples, traditional houses and rural landscapes. The village is noted for its archaeological remains, mythological associations and preserved vernacular heritage within the Hampi cultural landscape.

Anegundi, KarnatakaHeritage Site

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Chimmony Dam

Chimmony Dam is the largest dam in Thrissur district, constructed across the Kurumali River in Echippara. Completed in 1996, it features a unique design without an artificial canal system, relying on natural river flow for irrigation. The dam is situated within the Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary, offering visitors scenic reservoir views, coracle rides, and opportunities to spot wildlife including elephants and gaurs.

Thrissur, KeralaDam

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Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary

Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area established in 1984, covering approximately 85 square kilometers along the Western Ghats in Thrissur district, Kerala. Located on the western slopes of the Nelliyampathy Hills, the sanctuary features dense tropical evergreen and semi-evergreen forests, diverse wildlife including elephants and tigers, and the scenic Chimmony Dam built across the Kurumali River.

Thrissur, KeralaWildlife Sanctuary

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Kundala Lake

Kundala Lake is an artificial reservoir formed by the Kundala Dam, also known as Sethuparvati Dam, located approximately 20 kilometers from Munnar in Kerala's Idukki district. Built in 1946 as part of the Pallivasal Hydroelectric Project, it is recognized as Asia's first arch dam. The lake sits at an elevation of 1700 meters above sea level and is surrounded by lush tea plantations, cherry blossom trees, and hills where the rare Neela Kurinji flowers bloom once every twelve years.

Munnar, KeralaLake

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Peechi-Vazhani Wildlife Sanctuary

Peechi-Vazhani Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area established in 1958 in the Thrissur district of Kerala. Spanning 125 square kilometers, it comprises moist deciduous and evergreen forests serving as the catchment area for the Peechi and Vazhani dams. The sanctuary is home to diverse wildlife including elephants, leopards, and tigers, along with over 50 species of orchids and rare medicinal plants.

Thrissur, KeralaWildlife Sanctuary

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