Idukki is one of the most nature rich areas of Kerala with its high mountains, wooded valleys, dams, forests, wildlife, orchids, streams, scenic points, trekking trails, sanctuaries, hill stations and lakes.Girded by three rivers. Girded By Three Main Rivers - Periyar, Thalayar And Thodupuzhayar and their Tributaries, Idukki can aptly be called ‘God's Own Hideaway’. Idukki has derived its name from the Malayalam word - 'Idukki' meaning a narrow gorge. The population of this district comprises mostly tribal people.

Munnar hill station situated at the confluence of three mountain streams Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala, is a must visit destination in Idduki. There are nearly 14 peaks and the Anamudi peak towering over 2695 metres is the highest. Among the exotic flora found in the woods and grasslands in this region is the Neelakurinji. This flower bathes the hills in azure blue every twelve years. Thekkady in Idukki, prides as one of the finest wildlife reserves in India.

Idukki is home to many hill stations, which include Munnar, Peerumedu, and Mattupetty. On your expedition to Idukki you can behold the most exquisite sites Idukki Arch Dam, Thekkady, Kumily, Murikkady, Pandikuzhi, Vandanmedu, Peermede, Kuttikanam etc. that would mesmerize you offering you a retreat from the stress of everyday life.