Peermade

Peermade adds to the magnificent list of panoramic hill stations in the state of Kerala. The hill station stands at an altitude of 915 m above sea level and is situated in Idukki district with a distance of 40 km from the town Kumily. This gorgeous hill station is all enveloped with green backdrop with its lush green forests which enhances the beauty of Western Ghats in central Kerala.

Peermade derived its name from a Sufi Saint, who was also an associate of Prophet Peer Mohammad. The literal meaning of the name is ‘the hill of the peer’. The lush green vegetation and plantations in the hills includes cardamom, eucalyptus, tea, rubber and coffee. Natural grasslands, waterfalls and pine forests enhance the overall grandeur and make it a famous summer resort.

Just while you step in the town, you will be welcomed with its natural beauty and scenic backdrop with a sweet blend of its mystical air. The spot also treats its visitors with several adventure opportunities such as trekking, horse riding and cycling. A must-watch Peer Mohammed, a Sufi saint’s mausoleum is also located in the vicinity.

From this little heaven you can explore other fairy lands that are situated at a little distance from the very place. Like towards its east at about 85 km rive, you will find Kottayam is a place revealing the natural beauty at its best.

The tiny hill station, situated 85 km to the east of Kottayam, is a place to experience an out-of-the-way retreat. The green hills slopes, rock masses, tea estates and scenic beauty exemplify a serene creation of God.