Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary - A biodiversity hotspot in the Western Ghats
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve is one of the most pristine and well-protected wildlife sanctuaries in South India, located approximately 90 kilometers from Pollachi. Spread across an area of 643 square kilometers, it's part of the Anamalai Tiger Reserve and is known for its rich biodiversity, diverse flora and fauna, and successful tiger conservation efforts.
The best time to visit Parambikulam is during the dry season from October to May, when wildlife spotting is easier and the weather is pleasant. The post-monsoon period (October to December) is particularly good as the forests are lush green and animals are more active. The reserve remains closed during the monsoon season (June to September).
Safari tour with bamboo rafting. Includes transportation and permits.
Extended wildlife experience with accommodation inside the reserve.
Tailored itinerary based on your preferences and budget.
Parambikulam is home to a wide variety of wildlife including Bengal tigers, Indian elephants, leopards, sloth bears, gaur (Indian bison), sambar deer, spotted deer, and many other species. The reserve is also rich in birdlife with over 250 species recorded. The diverse ecosystem includes tropical evergreen forests, semi-evergreen forests, and moist deciduous forests.
Parambikulam is approximately 90 kilometers from Pollachi. The journey takes about 2-3 hours through scenic routes. Sri Vinayaka Tours & Travels offers comfortable cab services from Pollachi to Parambikulam. Note that permits are required to enter the reserve, which must be obtained in advance. We can help arrange permits and guide you through the booking process.
Important Note: Parambikulam Tiger Reserve requires advance booking and permits. Visitors must follow strict guidelines and are accompanied by forest guides. We recommend booking your trip well in advance, especially during peak season (October to March).