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Kerala

Mattupetty Dam

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Major Airports :

Cochin International Airport (COK), Cochin

Coimbatore International Airport (CJB), Coimbatore

Madurai Airport (CIB), Madurai

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV), Thiruvananthapuram

Nearest Railway Station :

Aluva Railway Station (AWY)

Major Airports :

Cochin International Airport (COK), Cochin

Coimbatore International Airport (CJB), Coimbatore

Madurai Airport (CIB), Madurai

Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV), Thiruvananthapuram

Experience the serenity

Mattupetty Dam, located within Kerala's Idukki district, is an unmissable stop for those in search of natural beauty and peace. This remarkable concrete gravity dam, completed in 1953 for hydroelectricity purposes, is set amid lush mountains and dense foliage of eucalyptus trees. Most impressive among its attractions is Mattupetty Lake - its perennial water body remains full even during hot summers! Mattupetty Dam and Lake are located just 11 kilometres outside Munnar and provide the ideal setting for leisurely strolls, exploring breathtaking surroundings, and embarking on scenic boat rides. No matter whether your passion lies with adventure or nature, Mattupetty will offer an unforgettable experience in Kerala's natural splendours.

Explore Mattupetty Dam - Nature's oasis

At an altitude of 1,700 metres above sea level, Mattupetty Dam is an engineering feat of water conservation and power generation that holds 55.4 million cubic metres of water. Not only does it satisfy local Mattupetty village needs for drinking water, but its presence also draws a wide array of animals including elephants who come out for a drink before retreating into lush surrounding forests.

Mattupetty Dam offers adventurers more than its reservoir: its lush tea plantations and beautiful forests lure adventurers in. Within these rich ecosystems are diverse bird species; whilst for those in search of tranquillity and beauty Mattupetty Dam offers breathtaking vistas across its valley - making it a must-visit tourist spot! Whether boating over the green waters of Lake Mattupetty or embarking on a trek through this natural oasis; Mattupetty promises an unforgettable experience for anyone exploring its delights!

Experience the captivating charm of Mattupetty Dam

Mattupetty Dam will leave you spellbound by its breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders - from winding rivers and lush tea plantation gardens to misty mountains. Make sure not to miss these must-see destinations:

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Opening time - 09:30 AM

Closing time - 05:00 PM

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Mattupetty Village

Popularly known as the 'Switzerland of Kerala,' Mattupetty is famed for its Indo-Swiss dairy farm that covers 191 hectares and features green pastures and rolling fields that lend to its natural charm.

Carmelagiri Elephant Park

Make your journey truly memorable by getting familiar with the majestic elephants at Carmelagiri Elephant Park just 5 kilometres from Mattupetty Dam. Enjoy tours showcasing elephant feeding, bathing, training sessions with mahouts and even elephant rides!

Yellapetty View Point

Situated approximately 18 kilometres away from Mattupetty Dam, Yellapetty View Point on Kannan Devan Hills is a favourite hiking spot. "Yellapetty" refers to the last village located along the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border - making for stunning sunrise and morning vistas at this vantage point.

Cowboy Park

For adventure seekers, Cowboy Park provides a thrilling assortment of rides and games near the Indo-Swiss farm, such as zip-lining, wall climbing, swing chairs, tire walking, net crossing, Spanish bull rides and traversing horizontal ladders.

Meesapulimala View Point

Set out on an exciting hiking journey to Meesapulimala View Point, situated approximately 80 kilometres from Mattupetty Dam. At an elevation of 8,684 feet, this majestic peak stands as the highest summit in the Idukki district and makes an excellent hiking destination.