Gavi Eco Tourism

Gavi, a hidden gem in India, stands among the select few villages that are truly worth visiting. This captivating locale offers a myriad of experiences, ranging from boating and trekking to camping and night safaris. Situated a little over 28 kilometers from Thekkady, Gavi has gained renown as a hub of eco-tourism, engaging the local community in its unique initiative. This initiative not only provides livelihoods for the locals but also safeguards the pristine ecosystem of Gavi. Journeying to Gavi is a picturesque experience, as tea plantations line the roads leading to this enchanting place. The diverse array of activities awaiting visitors in Gavi serves as an irresistible invitation to explore its wonders. For nature enthusiasts, Gavi is a sanctuary, where encounters with endangered species like Nilgiri Tahr, Lion-tailed macaque, and elephants are a distinct possibility. Night safaris to nearby areas like Kullur, Gavi Pullumedu, Kochu Pampa, and Pachakanam are meticulously designed for this very purpose.If boating on Periyar lake captivated you, the allure of boating on Gavi lake is bound to be even more enchanting. Adventure seekers can indulge in invigorating treks that traverse the region, and for a rare treat, Gavi offers forest camping, a luxury not often found in protected Indian forests. Gavi's enchanting viewpoints, such as Valley View, offer spectacular vistas of ravines and lush forests below. Gavi caters to every kind of traveler, ensuring that all find something to cherish.

Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Gavi is during the cooler months of November to February when the weather is pleasant. The monsoon season (June to September) brings heavy rains and might not be the ideal time to visit.

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