The Idukki National Park spread over an area of about 77 sq km in the Thodupuzha and Udumpanchola taluks of Idukki district. The Idukki sanctuary is located in the forest land between the Cheruthoni river and the Periyar river. There is a beautiful lake around the Idukki sanctuary, surrounded by a captivating cover of tropical evergreen and deciduous forests.

Some of the faunal life that can be spotted here are sambar, elephants, bison, deer, wild dogs, tiger, jungle cats, wild boar etc. Besides, different species of snakes including cobra, viper, kraits and numerous non-poisonous ones are also found here. Among the birds, mynah, jungle fowl, black bulbul, laughing thrush, peafowl, woodpecker, kingfisher etc. are seen in abundance. Another nearby attraction is the Idukki Dam.

Idukki National Park is one of Kerala's finest havens for wildlife and is home to vast herds of Elephants, bisons, bear, wild boars, sambar wild dogs, jungle cats, tiger, wild boar and has a very large concentration of various species of snakes including cobra, viper, kraits and numerous non-poisonous ones.

India wildlife Tours welcomes you into a emerald green land of exotic flora that offers a natural habitat to a variety of fauna.

Come and enjoy wildlife tours to Idukki National Park and discover a land that abounds with unmatched natural beauty and experience the pleasure of gazing at rare wildlife leisurely going about their daily activities.

Commonly sighted wildlife at the Idukki National Park in Kerala, South India include tigers, wild boars, jungle cat, bisons, elephants, wild dogs, black-naped hare, deer, bears, Sambar, Cobra, viper, krait and a number of non poisonous snakes, leopards, Striped goat, Lion-tailed macaques, barking deer, Nilgiri langurs, porcupines, mouse deer, Jackals, Indian Giant Squirrel, small Indian Civet, Malabar flying squirrel, mongoose, pangolins, monitor lizards, flying frogs, otters, black Nilgiri langurs and other animals.

The right to go on wildlife tours to the Idukki National park located in Kerala, south India is during the months of October to April. The one thing you must take care to avoid is to stray into the Idukki jungles without a professional guide as the typical Periyar leeches are found in profusion in certain areas of Periyar and are extremely harmful.

The sanctuary has a large variety of flora and fauna. Among the mammals, Elephants, Bison, Sambhar, Deer, Wild Dogs, Jungle Cats, Tiger, Wild Boar etc reptiles such as Cobra, Viper, Krait and a large number of non- poisonous snakes can be seen.

Jungle Fowl, Myna, Laughing Thrush, Black Bulbul, Peafowl, Woodpecker, Kingfisher etc also inhabit the place in large numbers.

Covering an expanse of 77 sq. kms, Idukki National Park is located in one of the richest area of Kerala. Counted among the finest wild life havens of south India, Idukki happens to be home to rarefied wild and beast species including fauna and avifauna.

Commonly sighted animal species in Idukki Park include elephant, bison, samba deer, wild dog, jungle cat, tiger, wild boar , snakes including cobra, viper, traits etc.

Idukki National Park is home to around 120 species of birds and you can watch bird species including jungle fowl, myna, laughing thrush, black bulbul, peafowl, woodpecker, kingfisher, Jungle fowl, myna, laughing thrush, black bulbul, peafowl, woodpecker, kingfisher etc.

The travel site and guide India Kerala offers to take you on wildlife tours to the Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary located in Kerala, South India. This massive wildlife sanctuary is set in 77 square kilometers of lush green environs that offers a natural habitat for wild animals. The tropical semi-evergreen trees, meadows and evergreen forests form an integral part of the Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary.

This Idukki National Park  covers areas like Udumpanchola and Thodupuzha districts in Kerala, South India. The Idukki wildlife park was set up in Kerala, South India in the year 1976. There is a lovely lake situated within the Idukki National Park and this lake definitely warrants a visit while you are on your wildlife tours to this wildlife sanctuary, as it is here that you can spot a number of wild animals that come to this natural water hole for their needs.

The Idukki National Park is covered with dense vegetation that includes deciduous and evergreen forests that offer a natural habitat to a number of wild animals such as wild boars, bisons, jungle cat, elephants, deer, wild dogs and bears.

The artificial Kizhakkilachimala Lake that is located within the Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary adds to the scenic natural beauty of this enthralling wildlife sanctuary in Kerala, South India. The right time to go on wildlife tours to the Idukki National Park is during the months of December to April.

The Idukki National Park covers a portion of the Thodupuzha and Udumpanchola taluks of Idukki district. There is a reservoir within the sanctuary which is formed by three dams, Cheruthoni, Idukki and Kulamavu. The sanctuary itself is full of deciduous and evergreen forests which provides a natural habitat to a variety of animals such as wild boars, jungle cat, bison and elephants among others.