resorts in thekkady

  Tourism in the district of Idukki has been affected due to heavy rains and flash floods in the area. The recent rain and over flooding in the Munnar, Peermade, and Adimaly areas are posing a threat to tourism in Idukki . At present, most tourist attractions in Idukki are currently closed to visitors until further notice, including the Neelakurinji gardens in Munnar, Idukki, which tourists have planned to visit. The Neelakurinji is a flower that blooms every 12 years in the Western Ghats. Tourists come to Munnar in droves to see this uncommon flower.  As in the 24 hours between October 16 and 17, the Idukki reservoir, Kerala's highest hydroelectric dam, received over 4.25 feet of water. Officials say this is the first time Idukki has received such a large inflow of water into the dam since the Kerala floods of 2018. Authorities opened three shutters of the Idukki dam in Cheruthoni on October 19th as the water level at the Idukki reservoir approached the red alert level and the IMD

  Kerala is on the verge of a major tourism crisis. The state, which has been dubbed 'God's Own Country' by tourist boards all over the world, has seen a complete shutdown of boat services due to COVID-19 lockdown. Thekkady is a popular tourist destination in Kerala, where you may enjoy a relaxing vacation in the clean, fresh air of the Western Ghats. Elephants, endless chains of hills, & spice-scented plantations come to mind when thinking of  Thekkady Boating . After a long gap, Thekkady tourism is reopening to tourists. Thekkady is a picturesque fog hill station in God's own country, located in the Idukki district. It is a paradise for nature lovers and hikers with its picture-perfect beauty. According to officials, the tourism centres will follow the strict COVID-19 protocol after reopening.    As a result of the lifting of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, the international tourism destination Thekkady is once again being overrun with tourists. And the authoriti