Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, South India's most renowned heaven for wildlife enthusiasts, stands as a source of immense pride for Kerala. It has transformed into a tiger reserve through an exemplary community conservation initiative, epitomizing the harmonious blend of nature's beauty and human dedication. Encompassing an expansive area of over 925 square kilometers, Periyar is not only one of India's 27 tiger reserves but also a prime attraction drawing visitors to Thekkady.

The sanctuary's eminence is fortified by meticulous guardianship and efficient management, fostering the flourishing of numerous endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna. The sanctuary's sprawling landscapes, complemented by the adjoining Periyar Lake, create an ambiance that captivates the heart and soul.

The park is located high in the Cardamom Hills and Pandalam Hills of the south Western Ghats along the border with Tamil Nadu, It is 4 km (2.5 mi) from Kumily.Here thirty-five species of mammals have been recorded, including many threatened species. It is an important tiger and elephant reserve.A total of 40 Bengal tigers were counted across 925 square kilometers of the park in 2017. It is valuable for Asian elephant and also for a few of white tigers found here.About 266 species of birds can be seen, including migrants and Endemic birds.

It's no surprise that tourists dedicate a significant portion of their time in Thekkady to explore the sanctuary's offerings. From captivating boat, elephant, and jeep safaris to immersive night patrols through the dense forests, the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary ensures that every visitor departs with cherished memories. Adding to this allure, the proximity of your preferred hotel, Tigers Roare, to the sanctuary's entrance gate guarantees an authentic experience of forest life with all the modern comforts. Amidst the sanctuary's awe-inspiring setting, don't forget to keep your cameras at the ready – lest you miss the opportunity of a lifetime to capture the regal presence of a tiger in its natural habitat.