Meesapulimala Mountain Peak

About Meesapulimala Idukki

The second highest peak of the Western Ghats, Meesapulimala is 2640 meters above sea level, and the name of Meesapulimala originated from the peak’s appearance of a tiger with high up whiskers or Moustache. Trekker’s paradise on earth, Meesapulimala is an ideal trekking spot, and the peak is regarded as the highest peak in the Munnar for trekking, as Anamudi, which is the highest peak in the Western Ghats, has restrictions for trekking.

Located approximately 18.3 km away from Munnar, Meesapulimala is the best peak to experience the beauty of trekking, and it is suggested to trek with the assistance of a guide. Trekking is the best-in-class means available to tourists to enjoy the charm of Meesapulimala, and the Kerala Forest Development Corporation (KFDC) in Munnar is used to organize trekking facilities for visitors. KFDC not only organizes trekking facilities but also makes available camping facilities for travelers to make an unforgettable experience.

The long trekking trail through the Rhodo Valley presents the trekking enthusiasts out of this world view of the rainforests, grasslands, and wildlife of the Munnar. Rhodo Valley is famous for the red rhododendron trees that bloom here, and the valley assists travelers to relish memorable trekking and the spectacular exquisiteness of nature. A matchless spot for nature and adventure lovers, tourists can see lovely streams during their trekking. Meesapulimala is home to various animals, including the Nilgiri tahr, wild gaur, sambar deer, and wild dogs, and bird population.

The best time to travel to Meesapulimala is between October and February. It is not ideal to visit Meesapulimala during the monsoons because heavy rains will not allow you to trek the peak. Travelers should make sure to visit Meesapulimala when the weather is pleasant and comfortable enough to enjoy the beauty of the Meesapulimala

Tourists visit Meesapulimala to enjoy trekking as it is a popular activity here, and peak invites trekkers with open arms with their exquisite nature. Along with trekking facilities, travelers can enjoy camping here as KFDC presents camping amenities to travelers.

Travelers can hire a jeep to reach Meesapulimala, and you will need to get a pass to go to the peak with your vehicle. Aluva Railway Station is the nearby railway station at a distance of 124.8 km, and Cochin International Airport is 125.5 km away from the peak.

There is no timing restriction in Meesapulimala, and there is no fee to enter the peak, but you have to choose a trekking package to do the trekking.

Travelers can observe some of the lovely travel attractions on the way, in, and around the handsome Meesapulimala. Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam, Top Station, Tea Museum, Pampadum Shola National Park, and Anamudi are some of the nearest must-visit attractions of Meesapulimala.

When you travel to Meesapulimala, along with your friends and family, you don't have to be anxious about the stay as the place is packed with inexpensive and deluxe resorts and hotels that offer travelers a comfortable stay in the tranquility of Munnar. Mountain Club Resort, the Siena Village, Double Tree Villa, Club Mahindra Munnar Lake View, the Wind Munnar, and Shola Crown are the best resorts and hotels nearby Meesapulimala.