Madammakkulam waterfalls in Peermedu in Idukki district is situated amidst lofty peaks. There is a natural pond under a gushing waterfall, encircled by deep woods.The

destinations in Idukki district of Kerala. Located at about 8 km from Kuttikanam, Idukki. It is said that during British Period- Madam Robinson, a British planter’s wife, and her buddies went galloping on horseback to frolic into a pond, under a gushing waterfall. And this place is later be called as Madamma kulam which means ‘Madam’s pond’ (Madamma’ in Malayalam is referred to as ‘foreigner lady’ in English)

A few metres above the waterfalls are two rocks that seem like the breasts of a reposing maiden who is looking up at the sky.  Hence, the rocks are named as Irumulachipara. Irumulachipara offers a panoramic view of the valleys . it is situated inside a private estate. Because of this reason their are no tared roads directly to this place.The interesting  fact is that ,we have to walk a long to reach their. it will give a tricking mood.

Madammakulam can be accessed only by an off-road ride and of course you can give a try with your two-wheeler as many other fellow travelers do, but please bear in mind that this road may not be good for all.

Distance

Upon reaching Madamakulam, one needs to trek about 100m through the steep walkway in order to reach the waterfall. Just beyond the Madhamakulam waterfalls, we can see Irumulachipara, which consists of two boulders. It is also an offbeat attraction in Idukki. The name Irumulachipara arise as because it looks like the breasts of a reposing woman who is looking up the sky. Irumulachipara offers a panoramic view of the valley and the surrounding tea plantations.

takes 2 hours, 7 minutes to travel from Kuttikkanam to Madamakulam. Approximate driving distance between Kuttikkanam and Madamakulam is 106 kms or 65.9 miles or 57.2 nautical miles . Travel time refers to the time taken if the distance is covered by a car.

Kuttikkanam, idukki, Kerala

There are some movies which give the travel lovers of Kerala a place to travel at regular intervals. There are many who have traveled to Meesappulimalai and Gawaii to see the beauty and charm of the movie. Let’s add one more name to the beauty pageant of nature. Ammachi Palace is located near Kuttikkanam.

History of ammachi kottaram

A small summer retreat of the wife of the erstwhile Maharaja of Travancore. Popularly known as ‘Ammachi Kottaram’, the palace was built upon the ghat at Glenrock Estate and was opened by J D Munro. The term ‘Ammachi’ literally means Mother.

However in this case, the title ‘Ammachi’ was  held by the morganatic consorts of the ruling Maharajah of Travancore as well as other title holding male members of the Travancore Royal Family. This is because as per the formerly existent matriarchal system in Travancore, the Maharaja’s sister was the Maharani, and not his wife. Thus the wife, a non-royal, took the title of ‘Ammachi’.The mother house is about 210 years old.

The palace is made of wooden planks. The beauty of the floor is the flooring. The palace has been used for the construction of exterior lamps, bathrooms and tiles.The long quarters, the patio, the bedrooms, the dining room, the spacious living room, the dining room and the kitchen are still royal. There are mainly two halls, three bedrooms and two corridors in addition to the kitchen. It is thought that a corridor was meant for the servants to enter the various parts of the palace. Another underground road is to the Peermede Sri Krishna Temple.

The Ammachi Palace is located on 25 acres of land. The palace has been infested with minor defects in its protection. Today, the palace is in the hands of private individuals.

The Malayalam movie Carbon(2017) has used Ammachi Kottaram as one of the main locations and Lucifer, indriyam etc

Kuttikkanam, idukki, kerala

The Ashley Bungalow was built in 1875 by the Bakers and their associates. As you enter from the east through the winding rubble and mud paved road, up on the hill is situated the Ashley Bungalow. The building stands, commanding a magnificent view facing South, at the opening of a ghat on the valley which flows down gently to the plains below. The road twists and turns around the hills through the tea gardens around the bungalow and reach at the three bayed high laden front of the building facing South. The bungalow is a sleeping place of history of the hills of Travancore, where tradition and antiquity lay asleep not easily to be woken up by a sudden knock at its door.

The tiled and steeply pitched roof adorns the building, with peaked roof tops standing on walls on the eastern and western flanks built like a fortress. The high laden building has steps with scalloped ledges which is a curious mixture of local styles and English architecture. This spacious home has lofty domed ceiling made of wood . There is a master piece wood work, separating the dining room from the drawing room The split leveled garden is landscaped with a green lawn fringed on the southern side with trees like Norfolk, pine, cypress, blue gums and spathodia.

The thick foliages which lazily let the sun rays sieve through them, makes us feel the embrace of nature. The westerly wind sweep across the drawing room, set majestically with large doors among spans of glass running the full southern side. Seated there on the plush sofas you will feel like a King, and leisurely love to sip a cup of tea, made of leaf fresh from the gardens.

They have many cinema shooting in this place example: Moonnamathoral, iyobinte pusthakam, etc

Kuttikkanam, idukki, Kerala

Marian College is an educational institution in Kuttikkanam, Kerala, India. It offers graduate and postgraduate courses. The Catholic Diocese of Kanjirapally established Marian College Kuttikkanam in 1995 to provide the student community with education in information technology, commerce, social work and management

Marian has a unique and enviable history that it gained autonomy in a span of 20 years. Marian started with just 3 undergraduate program and at present the college offers 18 program so, including doctoral program in social work and commerce.

Night class facility

This college main attraction is night class facilities, in order to make students to withstand with any challenges as a professional. But first time the night classing not interesting and 1 month the night class is interesting their. But typical students is changing and that schedule does not always make sense. The price of education is rising and challenging job market demands more and more experience

Marian placements

Students to plan the many stage of their career, updating their professional skills. It works along with the placements officers. Arriving classes and training session in soft skill development, conducting aptitude and such other tests, organising coaching class for various competitive examination.

Total undergraduate enrollment of 2429 with a gender distribution of 37 percent male student and 63 percent female student got placed in Marian college.

Library

Is a curated collection of source of information and similar resources, selected by experts and made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. Offering its users full access to interactive media and hard copies that compliment the teaching learning process. The library has wide and varied collection of both national and international books journals and onlint database.

Computer lab

They have 200 computer terminals networked and administered by efficient administration. The lab completely automated campus. It support regular lab activities for mca and bca batches, academic research, study, class assignments and campus recruitment drive. The college has separate computer lab for ug and pg students. Pg students have round The clock lab access with internet connection and ug students have access to the lab from 8am to 8pm(girls) and 8am to 10pm boys

Celebrations

The college environment provides students with lots of fun and entertainment. Which includes onam and Christmas celebrations, cultural events, sports, etc. That can develop the hidden talents within the students along with their studies

For onam celebration one of the main event is Tug of War. Batch wise teams will be arranged for the competitions. Each teams filled with the enthusiasm and strength to succeed. Practices starts before 2 months onwards. This moment is very enjoyable

Kuttikkanam, idukki, kerala

Parunthumpara is a village in the indianstate of kerala’s idukki District. It is a small scenic location near wagemon en route to Peerumedu . Parunthin Para also known as ‘Parunthumpara’ (the eagle rock). From here, the Makarajyothi of Sabarimala is visible. The main attractions of Parunthumpara are Suicide Point and Tagor Head (a rock that appears to have the shape of Tagor, an Indian poet’s, head). A nearby tourist spot is  Thekkady.

Parunthumpara is a small village, located between peermade and Thekkady. The word parunth in the local language means Eagle and para means rock. It is called Parunthumpara or eagle rock because of a large area around like an eagle. It is 6 km from Peermade, 25 km from Thekkady and 3 km From nationalhighway 220.(Peermade kottayam kumily road). This area provides a bird’s eye view of an endless stretch of green forest land and low-lying areas. Parunthumpara is six km from Peerumade on National Highway 220 and is increasingly being visited by tourists who are on their way to Thekkady and others as well. If the sky is clear, visitors can get the view of the sabarimala forests.

Easily accessible through the narrow ghat road from Kallar Junction, this hill station stands out for its sprawling grasslands where the families can enjoy a few quiet moments, away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. A perfect choice for those who wish to have a holiday off the beaten track and to explore the unseen and the unexplored beauty of the pristine forests around, Parunthumpara has been attracting a large number of domestic tourists during weekends.

Though the place is yet to be included in the tourism map of the district, the place can stand up to any other hill stations.

However, the steep hills also pose a threat to reckless visitors. There are a few deep slopes and one should be careful while visiting Parunthumpara.

The District Tourism Promotion Council plans to develop Parunthumpara as a hill station and as a stopover place for tourists who come from Kumarakom to Thekkady. There are two main roads through which the domestic and international tourists reach the district — from Nedumbassery to Munnar and from Kumarakom to Thekkady. Between these main tourism destinations, there are a few must-see places and Parunthumpara had been identified as one among them. But this place lacks basic facilities like lodging and boarding

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