Kottappara Hill Station is one of the arising trekking destinations near Vannappuram in Idukki District of Kerala. Perched atop Kottappara, the mountains a seem like ancient beings, lying in deep slumber with a host of greenery on all sides as spectators. It is one of the promising destinations in Idukki with its panoramic view of hills and misty atmosphere.
Kottappara Hill can be easily accessed from Muvattupuzha(30km) | Thodupuzha(18km) | Idukki Township(41km).
If you have any doubts about the route, it is better to ask any of the local people who will not hesitate to guide you. This is necessary because there are several smaller roads and you might get confused about which one to take. If you are taking the correct route, you will be experiencing high-angle uphills which might take a toll on sub 100cc vehicles.
Once you start the ascent, you can see several beautiful locations and sites from where you can click many pictures. Once you near the destination the road becomes flat for a few meters and you will find so many bikes parked in front of a statue of St.Mary. That is where you park your bikes and head out for a 50-meter walk. The end of the walk will bring you to an opening which showcases the view of the whole lower ranges and the small towns below.
If you have any doubts about the route, it is better to ask any of the local people who will not hesitate to guide you. This is necessary because there are several smaller roads and you might get confused about which one to take. If you are taking the correct route, you will be experiencing high-angle uphills which might take a toll on sub 100cc vehicles.
Once you start the ascent, you can see several beautiful locations and sites from where you can click many pictures. Once you near the destination the road becomes flat for a few meters and you will find so many bikes parked in front of a statue of St.Mary. That is where you park your bikes and head out for a 50-meter walk. The end of the walk will bring you to an opening which showcases the view of the whole lower ranges and the small towns below.
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