All encompassing
perspective from the best is outstanding to the point, that one thing is
without a doubt. The eventual fate of tourism here is as splendid as the sun
kissed valleys where light sparkles on all that it touches. Elaveezha poonchira
encounter begins as one leaves on a restricted, unpaved and rough mountain way,
negotiated just by jeeps.They are normally hired
from Kanjar, a residential area 7 kms away.
Poonchira:
- Poonchira, a little lake just underneath, is enduring. Strangely, the entire valley transforms into a lake as water gathers amid rainstorm.
- Hush saturating the slopes, rough bluffs, shapes and sketchy grasses gets broken by solid breezes that blow every so often. Mists skim above, around and underneath.
- The exacting importance of eleveezha poonchira is an extravagant lake where no leaves fall. The peaks have no trees, so no leaves tumble to the valley.
View
from Top:
View from the top that
stretches out to a few areas, is obviously, beautiful. Malankara Dam and
winding blue waters show up especially beautiful. Additionally, this is one of
the not very many places in Kerala, where one could watch sun rises and sun
sets from a similar spot.
Elaveezhapoonchira is
an incredible trekking spot.
Caves:
- There are a couple of caves, tribal settlements and old entombment chambers in the walkable separation.
- One of the hollows, called Nilavara, has a stream streaming just adjacent to. Another give in, Pandavan Guha, got its name from Pandavas of the antiquated Indian epic Mahabharat.
- According to legends, Pandavas remained around there.
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