5 Hidden Hill Stations in Kerala
➡Ranipuram:
Situated in Kasargod district in Kerala
Ranipuram is a beautiful hill station known mainly for eco-tourism. An unexplored destination that it is, Ranipuram has a repository of evergreen forests, avifauna and diverse wildlife. Like many hill stations of Kerala, Ranipuram also offers great opportunity for trekking and wildlife and bird watching.
You can enjoy jeep safaris in the forests here and get an opportunity to sight elephants as well.
The monsoon forest is another attraction along with butterflies in this hill station. Expect a fun-filled holiday experience at this off-beat destination in Kerala.
Ranipuram hills are covered with grasslands,sholas and lush evergreen monsoon forest vegetation. It is close to the Bhagamandalaforest range and Kodagu forest in Karnataka. It is a popular trekking spot. Misty hills around the Ranipuram peak give pleasant, memorable and exciting experiences. Kannur,Kasargod Talakaveri, Madikeri and Virajpetare nearby.
➡Ayyampuzha:

Small is beautiful. Unknown is beautiful too. At least that is what the sleepy village at Ayyampuzha tells us.
The place is not known to many and is therefore less crowded.
Ayyampuzha in Ernakulam district that boasts of serene environment and timeless landscape. Dotted with brooks and covered with lush forest this place is like heaven on earth.
You will enjoy trekking on the beautiful trails in the Chelikandam forest that further leads to Athirappilly waterfalls.Ayyampuzha is the home to many birds offering the nature lovers another great reason to be here.
The major tourist attraction at Ayyampuzha village is Ezhattumugham.
If you want to enjoy the raw appeal of the river, Ezhattumugham is the spot to come.
Ezhattumugham in the local dialect means “seven faces of river”. So how does Ezhattumugham get such a name? Chalakkudy River splits into seven streams at this point and hence the name.
➡ Malakkappara:

Beside the sprawling tea gardens that offer immense beauty to the town, Malakkappara is dotted with small streams and scenic natural spots. It is an ideal place for a photography tour in Kerala as it is an unexplored place.
Photographers have the benefit of capturing fabulous frames uninterrupted. Holy Land replica at Chalakudy and Annakayam are the major attractions around Malakkappara.
Forest Department belonging to both Vazhachal Forest Division and Malayattur Forest Division. Many endangered and endemicspecies of flora and fauna are found in the forests of Malakkappara area. There is 86 km distance from Chalakudy along the State Highway 21 via Thumboormuzhi, Athirappilly,Vazhachal, Sholayar etc. Malakkappara is 89 km distant from Pollachi via Attakatti,Valparai, Solaiyar Dam etc.
➡Kalpetta:

A little towards the outskirts of the town and you are right amid a beautiful hill station! Blessed with immense natural beauty, Kalpetta attracts many nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.
The availability of good resorts and affordable accommodation give travelers another reason to visit Kalpetta.
MAIN ATTRACTIONS
◽Mahathma Gandhi ◽MuseumMyladippara trekking center
◽Pookode Lake
◽Meppadi Garden village
◽Anantnath Swami Temple
◽Chembra Peak
◽Meenmutty Falls
◽Wayanad Ghat Road View Point
➡Charalkunnu:
A delightful place to be at, Charalkunnu in the Pathanamthitta district is a small scenic town. Known to offer splendid view of the neighbouring valleys, Charalkunnu is a place where you would like to linger longer.
The famous shades of green covers the landscape here as well with the azure River Pampa flowing through it.
It is the perfect place to break the monotony and settle for a quiet time and some peace of mind.
You have the choice of trekking and cycling your way around Charalkunnu,you can discover the magic of nature. Kumbhavuruthy Waterfall and Perunthenaruvi Water Falls are the places of interest in Charalkunnu.
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