Meesapulimala: A Trekker’s Paradise in the Western Ghats
Standing at a height of 2640 meters above sea level, Meesa Pulimala is the second highest peak in the Western Ghats after Anmudi. Located in Kerala’s Idukki district, this majestic mountain is a haven for adventure enthusiasts, nature lovers and comfort seekers in the misty mountains of Kerala Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Western Ghats are the backdrop a fantastic picture for this wonderful travel destination.
Meesa Pulimala, which means “Mountain of Deer” (from the Malayalam word Meesa meaning deer and Puli meaning tiger) offers breathtaking views, unique ecosystems and unparalleled adventure in tea bushes that are lush, rolling grasses and dense shola forests.
The Allure of Meesapulimala
Meesapulimala attracts visitors with its pristine beauty and serene surroundings. The journey to its peak is a journey that reveals a mosaic of natural wonders, from mist-covered valleys to vibrant rhododendron blossoms The mountain is also the best place to see it, and you can see the nearby plains of Tamil Nadu and nearby mountain ranges like Anamudi.
The area is rich in flora and fauna, making it a hotspot for nature lovers. Sightings of wildlife especially the Nilgiri tahar (an endangered mountain goat), exotic birds, sometimes even elephants enhance the beauty of this place.