Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary

There is no jungle safari at Parambikulam Tiger Reserve.

There is no trekking in Parambikulam Tiger Reserve. The only way to see the reserve is by taking a safari ride.

There are no nature camps at Parambikulam Tiger Reserve.

There is no such tree species as Kannimara Teak at Parambikulam Tiger Reserve.

The Nelliyampathy Modern Nature Interpretation Centre is a visitor centre located in the Nelliyampathy Hills region of Kerala, India. The centre provides information on the ecology and natural history of the region, as well as on the traditional culture and lifestyle of the local people. Exhibits at the centre include displays of local flora and fauna, traditional art and handicrafts, and photographs of the region's landscapes.

Some tips for visiting Parambikulam Tiger Reserve would include packing light, wearing comfortable clothes and shoes, and bringing sunscreen, hats, insect repellent, and binoculars. It is also advised to avoid visiting the park during the monsoon season.

There is no public transportation to reach the Parambikulam Tiger Reserve. Visitors need to hire their own transportation to get there.

There is no bamboo rafting available in Parambikulam Tiger Reserve.

The Parambikulam Tiger Reserve is a protected area in the Palakkad district of Kerala, India. The reserve was established in 1973 as the Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary. It was renamed the Parambikulam Tiger Reserve in 2007. The reserve is the only tiger reserve in Kerala.