Adimali Tour Package 2 Days
Get Adimali Tour Package 2 Days with Trypdeals starting at Rs. 4893 per person. Hotel stay, transfers, breakfast and all sightseeing covered, best deals, and 24x7 support available.
per person · inclusive of all taxes
21° – 27°C
September in Adimali
Description
Get Adimali Tour Package 2 Days with Trypdeals starting at Rs. 4893 per person. Hotel stay, transfers, breakfast and all sightseeing covered, best deals, and 24x7 support available.
This 2 days 1 nights itinerary covers 8 handpicked stops, including Thommankuthu Waterfalls, Idukki Arch Dam, Cheruthoni Dam and more. Based around Idukki district, the route is planned for easy, unhurried sightseeing without long backtracking. October–March is the best time to travel for pleasant weather. Your 1-night stay is arranged in a comfortable, well-reviewed hotel. Pickup and drop are arranged right from your adimali hotel, so there's nothing extra to plan on your end. Every booking is backed by Trypdeals' 24x7 support team, from planning to the day you're back home.
Weather in Adimali
Best time: October to MarchAverage temperature range: 18°C – 33°C
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Waterfalls, Dams and Hill Views
After pickup at your Adimali hotel, the day heads south towards Thodupuzha for a waterfall, then loops through Idukki's dam and hill sites, with a lunch break between stops. You return to the Adimali hotel for the night.
- 1
Thommankuthu Waterfalls
Thommankuthu Waterfalls is a seven-step cascade on the Kaliyar river near Thodupuzha, reached by a short walk through forest. Visitors follow a trail past each fall, with pools where the water collects between drops. The rocks are slippery in the monsoon, so sturdy footwear is useful.
- 2
Idukki Arch Dam
The Idukki Arch Dam is a double-curvature arch dam built across a gorge between two granite hills on the Periyar river. It is one of the tallest arch dams in Asia, and visitors view it from a designated point above the reservoir. The surrounding hills and the wide expanse of water give the site a scale that is hard to judge from photographs.
- 3
Cheruthoni Dam
Cheruthoni Dam is the concrete gravity dam that forms part of the Idukki hydroelectric project, close to the arch dam. Visitors walk along the dam crest and look over the reservoir and the deep valley below. The road across the dam connects the small settlements on either side of the Periyar.
- 4
Hill View Park
Hill View Park is a landscaped garden on a hilltop near the Idukki dam complex, with terraced lawns and viewing decks. From the top, visitors see the arch dam, the Cheruthoni dam, and the reservoir spread out below. It is a quiet place to pause at the end of the day before the drive back to Adimali.
Spice Gardens and Tea Country
After breakfast at the hotel, the day heads north towards Munnar for spice gardens, a tea museum, and a working plantation. The route climbs through cardamom and tea country before returning to Adimali.
- 1
Abraham's Spice Garden
Abraham's Spice Garden is a working spice farm near Thekkady where cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla are grown. Guided walks explain how each spice is cultivated, harvested, and processed, and visitors can see the plants at close range. The garden also keeps a small collection of medicinal herbs used in local preparations.
- 2
Tea Museum
The Tea Museum at the Nallathanni Estate in Munnar records the growth of tea planting in the high ranges. It displays colonial-era machinery, photographs, and tools used in tea manufacture. Visitors can follow the process from leaf to cup through the exhibits and a short demonstration.
- 3
Rose Garden
The Rose Garden in Munnar is a terraced garden holding roses, cacti, and other flowering plants. Paths wind through the beds, and the garden also grows spices and medicinal plants native to the Western Ghats. It is a compact stop that suits a short walk before the drive back.
- 4
Kalvari Mount
Kalvari Mount is a hill near Idukki town topped by a shrine and a large cross, reached by a road that climbs through rubber and cardamom plantations. From the summit, visitors look over the Idukki reservoir and the surrounding hills. The site is visited both as a viewpoint and as a place of prayer.
Tour Overview
Get Adimali Tour Package 2 Days with Trypdeals starting at Rs. 4893 per person. Hotel stay, transfers, breakfast and all sightseeing covered, best deals, and 24x7 support available.
Adimali is a hill town in Idukki district, Kerala, set among the high ranges of the Western Ghats near the Munnar road. This two-day plan covers waterfalls, dams, a hill viewpoint, and spice and tea plantations within easy driving distance.
Adimali 2 Days Package Price
2 Adults: Rs. 9001 per person
3 Adults: Rs. 7377 per person
4-7 Adults: Rs. 5641 per person
8-10 Adults: Rs. 5641 per person
11-12 Adults: Rs. 4893 per person
For long weekend, holidays and festivals, extra charges applicable.
Inclusions in Adimali 2 Days Tour Package
- All sightseeing as per itinerary over 2 days
- 1 night stay in 3 star AC hotel in Adimali on twin sharing
- Breakfast on Day 2
- AC vehicle (Dzire/Etios, Innova, or Tempo Traveller as per group size)
- Driver allowance, fuel, parking charges and toll taxes
Exclusions in Adimali Package
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
- Entry tickets, boating, and guide services
- Personal expenses and camera fees
- All meals other than breakfast
Child Policy for Adimali Trip
- Child up to 6 years: Free
- Child 6 to 8 years: Half charge
- Child above 8 years: Full charge
Payment Policy for Adimali Package Booking
- 20 percent advance at time of booking
- 20 percent after getting hotel booking voucher
- 60 percent balance before the tour date
- For tours between 15 Dec to 2 Jan, 50 percent advance payment required
Cancellation Policy for Adimali Tour
- Minimum Rs. 3000 cancellation charge per person
- 10 percent or Rs. 3000 per person, whichever is higher
- 25 percent cancellation between 45 to 30 days before departure
- 50 percent cancellation between 30 to 15 days before departure
- 75 percent cancellation between 15 to 5 days before departure
- 100 percent cancellation within 5 days of departure or no-show
- Cancellation charges are calculated as a percentage of total tour cost
Learn more about Adimali on Wikipedia.
Important Travel Information for Adimali Package
Weather: Adimali experiences a tropical climate with warm summers (March-May), cool winters (December-February), and heavy monsoon rains (June-September). The best time to visit is October to March when the weather is pleasant.
What to Wear: Light cotton clothing is ideal for most of the year, but carry a jacket or sweater for winter evenings. During monsoon, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear are recommended.
Safety and Local Culture: Adimali is a safe destination with a predominantly agrarian community. Respect local traditions and dress modestly when visiting religious sites. It's safe to travel during the day, but avoid isolated areas at night.
Dos and Don'ts: Do greet locals with a smile and ask before taking photos. Don't litter in natural areas or pluck plants from plantations. Always carry your ID and keep emergency numbers handy.
Mobile Connectivity and ATMs: Mobile network coverage is decent in Adimali town, but can be spotty in remote areas. ATMs are available in the town centre, but it's wise to carry some cash for small purchases.
Local Etiquette: A simple 'Namaskaram' or 'Hello' is appreciated. Remove shoes before entering homes or temples. Bargaining is common in local markets, but do so politely.
Official tourism information: Kerala Tourism.
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About Adimali
Adimali is a picturesque town nestled in the Idukki district of Kerala, India, at an altitude of about 300 meters. Known as the gateway to Munnar, it is surrounded by rolling hills, spice plantations, and dense forests. Historically, Adimali was a trading hub for spices and still retains its agrarian charm. The town offers a tranquil escape from city life, with attractions like Cheeyappara Waterfalls and numerous trekking trails. Its pleasant climate and warm hospitality make it a perfect base for exploring the Western Ghats. Whether you're a nature lover or a culture enthusiast, Adimali promises a refreshing experience.
Trip Cost Breakdown
Per-person pricing by group size
Route Map
Top Attractions
Thommankuthu Waterfalls
Thommankuthu Waterfalls is a seven-step cascade on the Kaliyar river near Thodupuzha, reached by a short walk through forest. Visitors follow a trail past each fall, with pools where the water collects between drops. The rocks are slippery in the monsoon, so sturdy footwear is useful.
Idukki Arch Dam
The Idukki Arch Dam is a double-curvature arch dam built across a gorge between two granite hills on the Periyar river. It is one of the tallest arch dams in Asia, and visitors view it from a designated point above the reservoir. The surrounding hills and the wide expanse of water give the site a scale that is hard to judge from photographs.
Cheruthoni Dam
Cheruthoni Dam is the concrete gravity dam that forms part of the Idukki hydroelectric project, close to the arch dam. Visitors walk along the dam crest and look over the reservoir and the deep valley below. The road across the dam connects the small settlements on either side of the Periyar.
Hill View Park
A well-maintained park perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the Idukki Reservoir and the arch dam. It has a telescope, children’s play area, and a small garden, making it a gentle, easy stop for seniors.
Abraham's Spice Garden
Abraham's Spice Garden is a working spice farm near Thekkady where cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla are grown. Guided walks explain how each spice is cultivated, harvested, and processed, and visitors can see the plants at close range. The garden also keeps a small collection of medicinal herbs used in local preparations.
Tea Museum
The Tea Museum at the Nallathanni Estate in Munnar records the growth of tea planting in the high ranges. It displays colonial-era machinery, photographs, and tools used in tea manufacture. Visitors can follow the process from leaf to cup through the exhibits and a short demonstration.
Rose Garden
The Rose Garden in Munnar is a terraced garden holding roses, cacti, and other flowering plants. Paths wind through the beds, and the garden also grows spices and medicinal plants native to the Western Ghats. It is a compact stop that suits a short walk before the drive back.
Kalvari Mount
A prominent hillock near the Idukki dam, known for its 4-km footpath and a giant cross at the summit. The climb is moderate, but the 360-degree view of the reservoir and green valleys is rewarding; a shorter viewpoint is available for those who prefer not to climb.
Who Is This Tour For
Best Time to Visit
October–March is the ideal window for this trip, with the most pleasant weather for sightseeing.
How to Reach
What's Included / Excluded
Inclusions
- All sightseeing as per itinerary over 2 days
- 1 night stay in 3 star AC hotel in Adimali on twin sharing
- Breakfast on Day 2
- AC vehicle (Dzire/Etios, Innova, or Tempo Traveller as per group size)
- Driver allowance, fuel, parking charges and toll taxes
Exclusions
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
- Entry tickets, boating, and guide services
- Personal expenses and camera fees
- All meals other than breakfast
Hotels for This Tour
Handpicked stays for a comfortable trip
Packing Checklist
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen
- ID proof (for hotel check-in)
- Basic first-aid/medication
- Quick-dry clothing
- A small backpack for day trips
Important Travel Information
Weather: Adimali experiences a tropical climate with warm summers (March-May), cool winters (December-February), and heavy monsoon rains (June-September). The best time to visit is October to March when the weather is pleasant.
What to Wear: Light cotton clothing is ideal for most of the year, but carry a jacket or sweater for winter evenings. During monsoon, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear are recommended.
Safety and Local Culture: Adimali is a safe destination with a predominantly agrarian community. Respect local traditions and dress modestly when visiting religious sites. It's safe to travel during the day, but avoid isolated areas at night.
Dos and Don'ts: Do greet locals with a smile and ask before taking photos. Don't litter in natural areas or pluck plants from plantations. Always carry your ID and keep emergency numbers handy.
Mobile Connectivity and ATMs: Mobile network coverage is decent in Adimali town, but can be spotty in remote areas. ATMs are available in the town centre, but it's wise to carry some cash for small purchases.
Local Etiquette: A simple 'Namaskaram' or 'Hello' is appreciated. Remove shoes before entering homes or temples. Bargaining is common in local markets, but do so politely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you go
The best time to visit Adimali is October–March, when the weather is most pleasant for sightseeing.
Yes, this 2 Days / 1 Night package is designed to cover Adimali's key sightseeing spots at a relaxed pace across both days, with an overnight stay in between.
Day 1 covers Thommankuthu Waterfalls, Idukki Arch Dam, Cheruthoni Dam and Hill View Park. Day 2 covers Abraham's Spice Garden, Tea Museum, Rose Garden and Kalvari Mount, followed by return to your hotel and departure.
Yes, breakfast on Day 2 is included along with your 1-night hotel stay.
Yes, pricing is available for groups from 2 up to 12+ people — see the price tiers above for per-person rates at each group size.
Pickup and drop are arranged at your hotel in Adimali; let us know your exact location at the time of booking.