Amidst the blue mountains of Nilgiris, surrounded with ridges on all sides lies the Silent Valley national park in Palakkad, Kerala – about 50km from Coimbatore. A home to some of the rare flora and fauna, this national park can be visited all year round with the exception of Fridays and somewhere between March to May when the park is closed. The weather is always pleasant in here courtesy of the natural wall of ridges around it that protects it from extreme weather events.
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The section open to visitors is known as Sairandhri, another name for Draupadi, after whom this part is believed to have named for she lived with the Pandavas here briefly during their exile. There are other interesting sections of the national park that can only be accessed with permission from the forest authorities for a detailed guided tour and close-up with certain species of animals.
Silent Valley is 75km further from Palakkad district which is why many Kerala packages around this national park, include the transfers as well. Silent Valley’s wonder is something to be understood first hand only.
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