Most visited Tourist destinations in Palakkad

Tipu Sultan Fort


In AD 1766 Hydrali was constructed the Tipu fort and also known as Palakkad fort stands in the heart of the Palakkad town.The emperor of Mysore province , supposedly to facilitate communication between both sides of the Western Ghats.In 1790 it was finally captured by the British under Colonel Stuart. It was renovated and was used as a base for operations that ended with the storming of Srirangapatnam.

Kollengode Palace


The Kollengode Palace built in the traditional architectural style and a shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu is the major attractions here. Seethakundu and Govindamalai near Kaachankurichi are ideal locales for adventure trekking.Kerala is famous for its culture and is rich with its Palaces. This palace tells you about the ancient times more clearly. Kollengode Palace is a beautiful edifice situated at Kollengode town in the south-east of Palakkad district.

Malampuzha Dam


Nurtured by this tributary of Kerala's longest river, the Bharathappuzha, Malampuzha is a lush green town is a major tourist attraction for its trekking trails and the large irrigation dam. Around the reservoir of the dam are beautiful gardens and amusement parks. Boating facilities are available on the lake. Other attractions in the Malampuzha garden are the beautiful rock garden, the fish-shaped aquarium, the snake park, the ropeway which takes you on an aerial tour of the park, and the gigantic Yakshi (an enchantress) sculptured by Kanai Kunhiraman, a renowned sculptor of Kerala.