Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, Idukki

A remarkable prickly clean woods with xerophyte species, Chinnar is the living space for the jeopardized Giant Grizzled Squirrel of India. Their aggregate number here would be under 200. Situated in the rain shadow territory of the Western Ghats, not at all like different asylums in Kerala, Chinnar gets just under two months of rain each year. Rich in untamed life, the blended deciduous woods here are perfect for trekking.

A broad Sandalwood timberland close-by is an additional fascination at Chinnar. This is additionally a perfect place for watching groups of gaur and elephants stroll past. Dry deciduous woods, high sholas and a few meadows add to the assorted qualities of the haven. As one goes from Karimuthi to Chinnar, elephants, spotted deer, sambar, hanuman langur and even peacocks can be spotted on either side of the street.