Paniyeli Poru, a perfect destination for a weekend Trip

If you are looking for an adventure trip through a thick forest, then you should surely set out for Paniyeli Poru. It is often pointed as an untouched picnic spot on the borders of Kochi that can appeal to you with beautiful rivulets and lucid streams of water.

'Poru' in Malayalam means "fight'. The waterfalls were thus named because the three tributaries of Periyar come here together and believed to be engaged in a fight. The vision of River Periyar winding its path along the thick forests and rocks is unbelievable to watch.

Home to many species of birds and animals, Paniyeli Poru is lush green with vegetation that provides a striking experience to all visitors. And it is a perfect destination for kerala tour packages. The forest covers a major share of the area. However, there are teak estates in the adjacent areas.
Once you pass the forest area, you will reach the main place and that sight of River Periyar with water in its purest form winding its trail along the thick forests and rocks is incredible to watch. To those who like photography, Paniyeli Poru is the perfect destination. This spot is a perfect destination for those who are looking for kerala group tour packages.

Another interesting thing at the place is the wooden tower which will help you to watch the whole area from an advanced view. From there, the chirping and twittering of birds, the melody of streams and the waterfalls all blend to compose a harmony that would help you and your dear and near ones to have a tranquil time.

The most suitable time to visit Paniyeli Poru is from November to March and is not appropriate during the rainy season as the level of the water increases and undercurrents become strong. Since the location is under the control of the Kerala State Forest Department, a pass costing a token fee is obtained at the entrance.
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Paniyeli Poru is 55 kilometers from Kochi.
The nearest railway station is Aluva and that is 35 km away.Poru is situated about 20 km away from Perumbavoor, the adjacent town.