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The film tells the story of Silent valley which is more than 50 million years old and home to a millions of lives. An account of the brief history of a success story of conservation in India, one of the very few battles won. It is the story of a humanitarian battle to protect nature. Silent Valley witnessed one of the few instances when the people fought for selfless gains. Above all, Silent valley gave hope to humanity and all living beings on earth.
Bhavani River originates in the Western Ghats and flows through Tamil Nadu’s hills and forests. It is a vital tributary of the Cauvery River, supporting irrigation and scenic eco-tourism regions.
Sairandhri in Silent Valley National Park is the main entry point to dense Western Ghats rainforest. Known for the Kunthi River, hanging bridge, and wildlife views, it is a protected eco-tourism spot.
In the southwestern corner of Nilgiris, lies a small chunk of the last remaining rainforests in the world, breathing life. This is the story of a pocket of green that survived ruthless persecution, something that's nothing short of a miracle. This is the story of Silent Valley.
Attappadi Hills in Palakkad is a Western Ghats highland region known for tribal culture, valleys, and forests. It offers scenic views, eco-tourism, and is home to the Bhavani River basin.
It is the highest peak ever recorded in Attapadi reserve forest. The captivating hill beauty not only serves the purpose of offering a great panoramic view of the majestic forest near but also is a divine location for the tribal people here
Kuruthichal Waterfalls in Palakkad is a hidden forest waterfall in the Western Ghats. Known for its natural beauty, greenery, and calm surroundings, it is ideal for trekking and eco-tourism visits.
Anaikatti is a serene hill region on the Kerala–Tamil Nadu border near Palakkad. Known for forests, tribal villages, and misty hills, it is a popular eco-tourism and trekking destination.
Bommiyampadi in Palakkad is a quiet rural village surrounded by paddy fields and hills. Known for farming and natural scenery, it reflects the peaceful lifestyle of Kerala countryside.
Shoranur is a major town in Palakkad district known for Shoranur Junction railway station. Located on the Bharathapuzha River, it is an important transport hub connecting Kerala’s railway network.
Shoranur–Nilambur train journey is a scenic Kerala route passing through forests, rivers, and villages. Known for its greenery and peaceful views, it is one of the most beautiful short rail rides.
Poomully Mana in Palakkad is a historic Kerala heritage home known for Ayurveda traditions and classical culture. It preserves traditional architecture and hosts cultural and healing practices in a serene setting.
Krishnankutty Pulavar was a master of Tholpavakoothu, Kerala’s traditional shadow puppetry. He preserved this temple art form narrating Ramayana stories through puppets, light, and devotional performances in Bhagavathy temples.
Tourism Kerala Digital Encyclopedia is an exclusive, next-generation video book that brings the beauty, culture, and diversity of Kerala to life through immersive visuals and rich digital content.
It showcases all 14 districts with engaging videos, highlighting iconic destinations, hidden gems, festivals, art forms, cuisine, Ayurveda, backwaters, beaches, and hill stations. Designed as a smart, interactive platform, it connects travelers, tour operators, and tourism stakeholders in one place.
A place steeped in mysticism, Rayiranellor Hills is a 500-metre high hill at Koppam near Pattambi in Palakkad district. Up the hill, there is a remarkable statue of the legendary mystic character called Naranath Branthan and a Durga Temple.
Tourist Spots Nearby : Shornur, Poomully Mana, Ananganmala, Olappamanna Mana, Kalagramam @ Vellinezhi, Varikkassery Mana, Velliyamkallu Heritage Park, Thrithala, Kunchan Smarakam, Choolanur Peacock Sanctuary Etc.
