Parunthumpara
For trekkers seeking an enchanting escape, Parunthumpara unveils a panoramic vista that captures the essence of highlands, meadows, and undulating landscapes in vivid high definition. The crisp mountain air, coupled with a refreshing cool breeze, adds an irresistible allure to this captivating destination. The name "Parunthumpara" draws from the fusion of "parunth," meaning eagle, and "para," signifying rock. This aptly named location resembles eagles in flight or offers an eagle's view of the surrounding countryside, thanks to its scattered monoliths and breathtaking panoramic overlook. The mist-kissed ambiance and the gentle sweep of the wind across Parunthumpara's expanse offer an invigorating retreat. It's easy to lose track of time while gazing at the awe-inspiring vistas. The steep hills, though restricted for safety, infuse an element of adventure that beckons daring souls. A mere glance at the sheer drop, spanning hundreds of feet below, is enough to quicken the heartbeats of even the bravest.
Parunthumpara's allure remains constant throughout the year, attracting visitors in large numbers across seasons. If you're journeying through Thekkady, a stopover at Parunthumpara should be a non-negotiable addition to your itinerary. The captivating charm of this destination is a testament to the majesty of nature's creation
The mist and the cool wind that blows across Parunthanpara's landscape is truly refreshing. It's very easy to lose track of time adoring the awe-inspiring beauty of the area. The steep hills, although cordoned off to visitors, still pose a threat to the reckless kind of adventure buffs. Just glancing at the steep drop hundreds of feet below is enough to make one's heart skip a beat. The place is beautiful year-round and hence Parunthampara welcomes visitors in huge numbers irrespective of seasons. Tourists visiting Thekkady can easily include Parunthampara in their itinerary or as a stopover and it's definitely a place you don't want to miss.
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