Malampuzha Dam Palakkad

Malampuzha Dam is a large earthen dam located on the Malampuzha River in the Palakkad district of Kerala, India.

The dam was built in 1955 and is one of the largest reservoirs in Kerala, with a capacity of 115.06 million cubic meters. The dam was constructed as part of a multi-purpose project that aimed to provide irrigation, drinking water, and electricity to the region.

 Must-visit destination in Palakkad>

The Malampuzha Dam is surrounded by beautiful gardens and is a popular tourist destination in Kerala. The dam's scenic beauty and serene atmosphere attract visitors from all over the country. There is a ropeway that provides a panoramic view of the dam and the surrounding area.

The Malampuzha Gardens, located near the dam, is a beautiful park with several attractions, including a snake park, a fish-shaped aquarium, and a rock garden.

The dam is also used for various water-based recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and swimming. The Malampuzha Dam is a significant source of water for the Palakkad district and provides irrigation to a vast area of agricultural land.

The hydroelectric power station at the dam generates electricity for the region, contributing to the state's power supply.

Entrance Fee: Children (3-12): Rs. 10/-

Adult: Rs.25/-

Separate entrance fee for Ropeway, Snake Park (Monday Holiday)

Visiting Hours: 09:00 hrs to 20:00 hrs

How To Reach

Nearest Railway Station: Palakkad, about 9 km

Nearest Airport: Coimbatore International Airport, about 67 km | Calicut International Airport, about 106 km | Cochin International Airport, about 115 km

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