Idukki

Idukki was formed on 26th January 1972. Idukki is the second largest city in area but have least population density.Idukki has a vast forest reserve area, more than a half of the district is covered by forests.The Periyar, Thodupuzhayar and Thalayar are the important rivers of the district. Idukki Dam, Asia's largest Arch Dam is located at Idukki Township of Idukki Taluk. The point where the Periyar flows through the gorge formed between two high massive rocks known as "Kuravan" and "Kurathi" is the site of the Idukki arch dam. The Idukki Hydroelectic project caters for more than 60% of the power requirements of the state of Kerala.Idukki district alone has about 50 small or big waterfalls many of which are not included because of not being well known and some are only active during monsoons.Important towns are Adimali, Kumily, Nedumkandam ,Peermade,Anakkara,Vandanmedu, Munnar,Vagamon,Kuttikkanam,Thekkady, Vandiperiyar .

Tourist Attractions :

1. Munnar
   
2. Kumily        
   
                                                                          
3. Periyar National Park
   
4. Thodupuzha
   
5. Marayur
   
6. Kuttikkanam
   
7. Kanthalloor
   
8. Ramakkalmedu
   
9. Kattappana
   
10. Chinnakanal
    
11. Devikulam
    
12. Mathikettan Shola National Park
    
13. Vandiperiyar
    
14. Pallivasal
    
15. Adimali
    
16. Vandanmedu
    
17. Kannan Devan Hills
    
18. Mankulam
    
19. Suryanelli
    
20. Vattavada
    
21. Nedumkandam
    
22. Anakkara
    
23. Anamudi Shola National Park
    
24. Kunchithanny
    
25. Muttom Fishing Village
    
26. Muthalakodam St.George Church
    
27. Poopara
    
28. Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary
    
29. Rajakumari
    
30. Mlappara
    
31. Kanjikuzhi
    
32. Kanchiyar