Agasthyamalai- Agasthyamalai is a UNESCO declared World Heritage site located in the Western Ghats of Kerala. This biosphere reserve is spread across approximately 1,900 meters and houses over 2,200 different species of flora and fauna. It is one of the most important historical places in Kerala as it holds some of the major wildlife sanctuaries of Kerala.
2. Periyar- The Periyar region of Kerala was under the reign of Pandyas who ruled the area in the 12th century. Since then an artificial lake and a dam has been created in the valley to preserve the natural charm of this famous historical place in Kerala. It is also a popular tourist attraction as it is home to at least 40 tigers and hundreds of elephants with a rich biodiversity.
3. Annamalai region- Locally known as the “Elephant Mountains”, Anamala or Annamalai is a fascinating historical site in Kerala. It is located between the borders of western Tamil Nadu and central Kerala and is home to 20 tigers. You can find dense monsoon forests including sandalwood, teak and rosewood here.