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Pambadumchola National Park is the smallest national park in Kerala. It was declared as a national park in 2003 (14/12/2003). It is located at the Marayur Village in Idukki District. The area is 1.318 square kilometers. The uniqueness of the place is the sanctity of the Chola Pulmedu. Deer, elephant, bison, and the famous Nilgiri martyen (a rare indigenous jerk that is found in the South Western Ghats and Nilgiri Hills) is a life threatened by the IUCN Red List. The 9km from here will reach the entire agricultural village of Vattavada.
Vattavada
It is through the Pambadumchola National Park to reach the village of Vattavada. Inserting the entry into the checkpost, let’s move forward. The landscape is a landscape of people who love landscape photography, which is a beautiful place for all lovers of photography. It is a village where people depend mainly on forest cultivation. A rural area after the jungle. Small farms are finally small houses. Strawberry, potatoes, cabbage, carrots, beetroot, radishes, cauliflower, garlic, and various kinds of pears are grown in abundance. And the main item is battor beans. The only small market in the Vavakkada gram panchayat is kovilur there is also agriculture, strawberry and therefore can be purchased by Jam & Wine.
