Located in the foothills of the Western Ghats ‌about 10 km from Palakkad city, Malampuzha is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kerala.

1. Malampuzha Dam: Lifeline of Bharathapuzha

Completed in 1955 across Malampuzhayar, a major tributary of the Bharathapuzha, this dam is the backbone of Palakkad's agricultural prosperity and drinking water supply. The dam is 1,849 meters long and offers a beautiful view against the backdrop of the mountains.

2. Main attractions

  • Kanai's 'Yakshi' sculpture: The huge Yakshi sculpture created in 1969 by the famous sculptor Kanai Kunhiraman is the main landmark of Malampuzha. It is hailed as a modern revolution in Indian sculpture.
  • Rock Garden: An amazing sculpture garden made of waste materials and stones under the leadership of Padma Shri Nek Chand.
  • Ropeway (Passenger Ropeway): The passenger ropeway offers a new experience to the tourists as it offers an aerial view of the lake and mountains over the park.
  • Japanese Garden and Suspension Bridge: The tranquil Japanese-style garden and suspension bridge over the reservoir is a favorite spot for photography enthusiasts.
Travel Details: 9 KM from Palakkad Junction (Olavakot) Railway Station. The perfect place to spend evenings with family.