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Guruvayur became divine on account of the intense penance performed by Lord Siva, and later by the Prechethas — the ten sons of Pracheenabarhis and Suvarna — at the sacred tank on the temple's northern side.
This temple is one among the six Padaiveedus of Lord Muruga — the third, known as Arulmigu Thiruvaavinankudi. Thai Poosam and Panguni Uthiram are its most famous festivals, drawing large numbers of devotees.
Lying in the Western Ghats, Nelliyampathy is layered with tea, coffee, cardamom, and orange plantations — with plenty of scope for trekking and sweeping views over Palakkad.
A well-protected ecological reserve in the Nelliyampathy-Anamalai landscape of the Southern Western Ghats, supporting a wide range of habitats and endemic species.
Set at the confluence of the Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundala streams, Munnar was once the summer resort of the British government in South India, and remains one of Kerala's most scenic hill stations.