
Periyar · Wildlife
Carmelia Haven
An eco-friendly resort located amidst a thick cardamom and tea plantation, the 'Carmelia Haven' located some 4000 feet above sea level offers the perfect getaway for those looking.
Wildlife · Periyar, Kerala
Overview
Located in the idyllic wildlife township of Thekkady, Cardamom County is a nature retreat bordered on one side by the Periyar National Park and Tiger Reserve and its lush highland forest and wetlands ecosystem. On the other side, we are embraced by a lively spice-trading community typical of the hill stations above the Malabar coast. Walking distance from both the entry to the Periyar and our village neighbors, we also welcome you to simply relax at the resort.
Rooms
44 rooms. The resort offers 44 rooms which include the Periyar cottages, county cottages and suites..
Dining
All Spices multi cuisine restaurant and Cinna Bar coffee shop and beer parlour.
Facilities
Location
Wildlife lodge in Periyar. Our Cochin team arranges transfers and can pair this stay with anywhere else on your route.
One of the 27 tiger reserves in India, the Periyar valley in Thekkady is the oldest and largest protected area in Kerala.
An architectural marvel, the Idukki arch dam is the world’s second and Asia’s first arch dam constructed across the Kuravan and Kurathi hills and is 550 feet high and 650 feet wide



Our Cochin team will build it into a journey that suits how you travel, and tell you honestly if somewhere else would suit you better.
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Cardamom County
Periyar, Kerala