Kattappana is situated in the Western Ghats, a mountain range in the southern part of India. It is located about 2,788 feet (850 meters) above sea level, making it a hilly area with pleasant weather.

Kalwary mount is the mine that hides all the mesmerizing charm of Idukki. You will feel that this is Kerala itself. The sunrises and sunsets here are indescribably beautiful.The longing snow and cold and the baby raindrops that splashed and splashed on the face every now and then. This is the highlight here. Surrounded by mountains. A view of Idukki Reservoir in between, green forest below.

Palkulamedu, is one of the most Ideal trekking locations in Idukki. A small fresh water pool at the top of the hill adds up another jewel to the enchanting beauty. The vast spans of evergreen Hills, one after another fills till the horizon and the beautiful view of Sunset and Sunrise makes this place an ideal view point. It is located at the distance of 12 km from Idukki. It is addressed at an elevation of 3125 meters above from the sea level. The place is of great interest for the tourists of any age. It is an ideal destination for adventure makers and trekkers.

A journey to the center of the Anjuruli - Media One Morning walk

Ayyappancoil temple and hanging bridge is a beautiful tourist spot located at mattukkatta of idukki district. It is also a place having 3000 years of history.

Idukki Arch Dam, an engineering marvel, is located in the South-Indian state of Kerala. It is an arch dam with a double curvature and is built on River Periyar. Precisely, the dam is constructed in a gorge between two hills, Kuravathi and Kuravan. It is at the height of about 550 feet and is a breathtaking sight in the otherwise rugged terrain along which has been built.