Malampuzha is a tiny hamlet in Kerala known for its scenic beauty, dam, and garden. Thousands of tourists, wildlife enthusiasts, and campers go to this beautiful site in Palakkad’s district. This region attracted attention from all around the country because it is home to a hydroelectric facility that serves Kerala’s irrigation demands. Malampuzha Dam is also known as Kerala’s largest irrigation dam because of its extensive canal systems. Malampuzha, located 10 kilometres from Palakkad town, provides guests with a wide range of amusement alternatives. It is one of the most popular amusement parks in the world, where the beauty of nature and human ingenuity collide. Here we are enlisting the best sites you should once visit at Malampuzha during your Kerala trip.
Snake Park
Snake Park is a snake rescue and rehabilitation center near the Malampuzha Dam and Malampuzha Gardens. It’s a safe home for snakes in need of medical attention, as well as a terrific site for tourists to watch snakes up close. This park, which is managed by the Forest Department, is far from amateurish. This snake park is home to a variety of venomous as well as non-poisonous snakes.
Malampuzha Dam
Snake Park is a snake rescue and rehabilitation center near the Malampuzha Dam and Malampuzha Gardens. It’s a safe home for snakes in need of medical attention, as well as a terrific site for tourists to watch snakes up close. This park, which is managed by the Forest Department, is far from amateur. This snake park is home to a variety of venomous and non-poisonous snakes.
Sculpture of Yakshi
The great sculptor Kanayi Kunhiraman built a colossal sculpture of Yakshi — an enchantress, within the Malampuzha Gardens. The statue was carved out of a single huge rock and is reported to be based on the female protagonist of Malayattur Ramakrishnan’s novel of the same name.
Malampuzha Garden
The Malampuzha Garden, recreated as a miniature of the world-famous Mughal Gardens, is the next major attraction here. The Malampuzha Garden, which is located on the dam’s front side and covers 28.5 acres, is full of lush green lawns and well-kept flower beds. The Gardens include Nandi Park and Krishna Park. There are walks to view and appreciate a variety of fountains and magnificent sculptures, as well as a canal that runs through the center of the park. On weekends and public holidays, the dam and garden are illuminated at night. The Tourism Police have video surveillance of the entire garden.
Toy Train
In the garden, there is a toy train that has been running since the beginning of 2014. The toy train, which is built in the shape of a metro, appeals to everyone, especially tiny children. Cartoon figures adorn the train’s exterior. Six passenger bogies and a diesel-powered engine cabin make up the train. It will undoubtedly be a hit with your kids.
If you’re planning a trip to Malampuzha, these are the perfect spots for you!
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