Ponmudi Dam
Ponmudi Dam is located in Ponmudi, near Adimali, Idukki district , Kerala, India, and its constructed across the Panniar River, a tributary of the Periyar. Built in 1963, it has a length of 294 m. Ponmudi, lying very close to the sea, offers a plethora of tourist destinations and activities that the people visiting this place can indulge themselves in. an ideal place for nature lovers, this hill station attracts people from all over the country to come and explore this untouched virgin nature beauty. Long walk while bird watching with crystal waterfalls in the background, one explores the rubber, tea, cardamom and spices plantations.Ponmudi is the second highest peak in Kerala at 6,201ft.
Fishing can also be enjoyed. The old bridge, Thookkupalm, built by the British is a unique attraction. Ruins of some ancient buildings are also found nearby.Vellathooval Power House, Kallarkutty Dam, Kuthumkal Waterfalls and Sengulam Dam are some of the nearby attractions. Frequent buses are available from Adimali and Rajakkad.
Geography
It is located at 9°57′1″N 77°3′37″E / 9.95028°N 77.06028°EPonmudi Dam | |
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Location | Idukki, Kerala India |
Coordinates | 9°57′1″N 77°3′37″E / 9.95028°N 77.06028°ECoordinates: 9°57′1″N 77°3′37″E / 9.95028°N 77.06028°E |
Opening date | 1963 |
Dam and spillways | |
Length | 294 m |
Impounds | Panniar River |
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