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Kuttikkanam, a misty hill station in Kerala's Idukki district at 3,500 feet, surrounds visitors with cascading waterfalls fueled by monsoon streams from the Western Ghats.

Kuttikkanam, a misty hill station in Idukki district at 3,500 feet amid tea plantations, preserves a rich tapestry of colonial and royal architecture from the Travancore Kingdom and British Raj eras.

Kuttikkanam, a misty hill station in Kerala's Idukki district at 3,500 feet, captivates with its panoramic sunrise vistas over tea plantations and Western Ghats valleys.

Kuttikkanam offers tranquil spiritual retreats blending Hindu, Christian, and Sufi traditions amid misty hills and plantations. Key sites include ancient temples, miracle shrines, and historic churches. 

Kuttikkanam is one of the Western Ghats’ most underrated trekking hubs, with a compact cluster of viewpoints, hill slopes, waterfalls,

Nestled in Kerala's Western Ghats, Kuttikanam is a serene hill station known for its lush greenery, misty hills, and cool climate.