Anamudi Peak is well-known not just for its height, but also for being one of the few places where purple-blue Neelakurinji flowers bloom once every twelve years, transforming the hills into a stunning carpet of colour. The summit, located in Eravikulam National Park, is a veritable wilderness paradise, with slopes covered in evergreen forests, rich biodiversity, and a thriving avian population. Anamudi Peak is located in Eravikulam National Park, which is normally open from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
If you want to trek to the peak, you can do so at any time of day. If you want a more casual tour, a minibus safari to the viewpoint is available from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The park may be closed during the breeding season of the Nilgiri Tahr, which normally occurs from February to March. The aroma of adjacent tea and coffee farms adds to the charm, making it popular with wildlife photographers, adventurers, and nature lovers. The panoramic grandeur of Anamudi Peak and its surroundings is so compelling that each vista feels like a picture-perfect moment. As a habitat for a diverse range of wild creatures, it offers good opportunity for wildlife photography.
The trek to Anamudi Peak is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, with outstanding views of the Western Ghats, glimpses of the Vaigai, Thamirabarani, and Periyar rivers, and breathtaking vistas of lush green valleys, tea gardens, and spice plantations. Its grassy, damp slopes and significant elevation make trekking difficult, but it is one of Kerala's best trekking sites. Trekking to the peak - The two-hour hike to Anamudi Peak from Eravikulam National Park is an unforgettable experience for thrill enthusiasts. There are also camping spots in the region if you wish to experience the peak views in the early morning or late evening.
