Mudumalai Tourism and Travel Guide
Mudumalai is 150 km from Coimbatore and is located on the north-western side of the Nilgiri Hills. It is a popular destination for the Mudumalai National Park situated within town. The National Park is home to various endangered species such as the Indian Leopard, Gaur and the Bengal Tiger. It is said that the park has 50 tigers in its vicinity making it one of the highest tiger population density areas in India. It is certainly a must visit for wildlife and adventure enthusiasts. Within the park, River Moya is an ideal spot to capture some brilliant shots while the beautiful Moyar Falls is a treat for the eyes. For those who want to experience the wonders of nature, head to the Elephant Feeding Camp to interact with elephants and gain an experience of a lifetime.
Weekend Getaways from Mudumalai
Bangalore
Bangalore or Bengaluru, also known as the Silicon valley of India, will greet you with dreamy weather, Carnatic fusion melodies, a signature breakfast of masala dosa and filter coffee, and notorious traffic. Bangalore serves as a comfortable cohabitation of tradition and modernisation that...
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Coorg
In the southern part of India lies the breathtaking hill station of Coorg. The district is officially referred to as Kodagu. In the last decade, Coorg tourism has caught the fancy of travellers who seek a mix of nature, adventure and culture. As a diverse country, India is home to numerous...
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Eravikulam National Park
This national park is the breathtaking home of a plethora of precious flora and fauna, and lies along the Western Ghats. Considered the magnum opus of Kerala, the park provides magnificent panoramic views of tea plantations and rolling hills blanketed in mist. The grasslands protect the en...
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