Palakkad, the hillside province which contributed substantially to the history and culture of Kerala, attracts myriad of travellers from all parts of the world, with its great geographical beauty and tourist spots like Parambikkulam wild life sanctury, Nelliyampathy hillstation, the historic Jain temple, Tippu's fort and the silentvalley national park.

Malampuzha the "Brindavan" of Kerala is the garden town of Palakkad with lush coconut and paddy fields in the outskirts. The tourist facilities of Malampuzha are closely located. An evening in the garden, sailing in the dam waters or in the river down stream, a ride in the ropeway etc shall refresh your body and spirits. The children as well as the grownup shall enjoy various spotting facilities around like Fantacy Park, Snake Park, Rope way. The rock garden and thread garden are unique to Malampuzha.

Accessing Palakkad:
Air: Nearest airport is at Coimbatore, 55 kms away. Kochi airport is a distance of 120kms.
Rail: Palakkad has a very prominent Railway station at Olavakkode which is linked to all major towns in India.

Palakkad Fort: Situated at the heart of the town in all its splendor is the majestic Palakkad Fort. Built in 1766 by Hyder Ali of Mysore, this Fort was taken over by the British in 1790 and is one of the best preserved forts in Kerala. Also a must see is the small Hanuman temple that is believed to be as old as the fort