Uravappara View Point in Thodupuzha, Kerala, is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. This tranquil spot offers a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding hills and valleys, making it ideal for peaceful relaxation and memorable photo opportunities. Visitors often praise the calm and breezy atmosphere, especially during the golden hours of the evening when the landscape takes on a magical glow.
While the journey involves navigating narrow roads best suited for bikes, the scenic drive is part of the charm. For those planning to stay overnight, a resort is conveniently located at the peak. Since facilities are minimal, it’s wise to bring water and snacks along. Safety is paramount here; with no barricades at the summit and slick rocks underfoot, close supervision of children and proper footwear are recommended.
Whether you’re seeking a quiet moment in nature, an adventurous mini rock climb, or a less crowded spot for sunrise views, Uravappara View Point promises an unforgettable experience just 5 km from Thodupuzha.
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Kiran u
in the last weekIt's climbing a large slid rock formation. Can reach over the top of rock by walk from bottom, or on a two wheeler or by a car. For driving, one has to be extremely skilled as the road upward is too steep and single road. Avoid using luxury vehicles. View from top is excellent. There is a Subramanya Swami Temple on top ( One end of rock) and a water tank of KWA. Temple opens in early morning. Can get down from one rock (one on which temple is there) walk around 50m on road to reach other rock. The second portion has a stay facility. Preferred timing is morning till evening. Avoid late evening. On a weekday, it was not at all crowdy. Only few couples were spending their time. Carry enough water and snacks with. Shops are not available on top. Do maintain the neatness.
nirmal das lazar
a week agoTom Anto
3 weeks agoThis is a wonderful spot to watch the sunset because you can drive your car all the way to the top—no much hiking needed. From the summit, you can see both tall mountains and the city below. The view is amazing as the sun goes down.
Sobins Appu
a month agoNived Prasad
a month ago