Kanthalloor

Kanthalloor is a charming, high-range agrarian village nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala's Idukki district, located close to Marayoor and Vattavada. Often referred to as the "Fruit Bowl of Kerala," it is situated in a rain-shadow region that boasts a unique, temperate climate unlike anywhere else in the state.
​Exotic Fruit & Vegetable Farming: The village is famous for producing cool-climate crops and rare fruits that rarely grow elsewhere in Kerala, including apples, oranges, peaches, plums, passion fruit, strawberries, blackberries, and various organic vegetables.
​Scenic Landscapes & Terraced Farms: Characterized by misty hills, rolling valleys, cascading streams, and sprawling terraced orchards that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
​Offbeat Tourism & Sightseeing: Popular attractions nearby include ancient dolmens (Muniyaras), rock-cut caves, sandalwood plantations, tribal settlements, and tranquil viewpoints ideal for hiking and nature photography.
​Would you like to know about travel routes connecting Munnar, Marayoor, Vattavada, and Kanthalloor, or explore local farm stays in the area?