Idukki is one of the most breath taking tourist destination with picturesque mountains and lands covered with green carpet of the nature gives it a look that make you speachless. The main attraction of Idukki is that about 66% of kerela's power needs are produced here. Idukki is known as the spice land of kerala. Many spices are grown in Idukki, these constitutes to the wealth of the district. Tourism is another major income of the district, it gives a livelihood to the people of these region. The name Idukki is derived from the word 'idukku' which means a narrow gorge. The Idukki dam is one of the largest in india it is the main source of power in the state. There are many tourist places to visit in Idukki, there are many hideouts in Idukki district, it's a place apt for enjoying your holidays some of the tourists destinations include:

• Idukki

• Thekkady

• Mangaladevi Temple

• Kattappana

• Thommankuthu

• Munnar

• Mattupetty

• Eravikulam National Park

• Rajamala

• Pallivasal

• Marayoor

• Chinnar wild life sanctuary

• Ramakkalmedu

• Nadukani Tower

• Kalvari Mount

• Meenuliyanpara

• Malankara Dam

• Anakkara

Each place in Idukki is like a heaven, there are four taluks in Idukki namely Devikulam, Udumbanchola, Peermade and Thodupuzha, all of these area are blessed with natures beauty, there are not much encroachment into these places, which makes it beautiful even today. The largest village of the Idukki district is the 'Kannan Devan', the village is famous for tea and coffee plants, a majority of the village is filled with these plants making it beautiful. The other important places of Idukki district are

• Moolamattom

• Munnar

• Painavu

• Thekkady

• Periyar

• Kuttikkanam

• Devikulam

• Kanthalloor

• Udumbannor

• Vattavada

• Rajakkad

• Pooppara

• Anakkara

• Amaravathy

• Chakkupallam

• Anavilasam

• Thommankuthu

• Ponmudi

• Rajamala

• Erattayar

• Karinkunnam

• Thannikudy

• Cheruthoni

• Idukki

• Kunjithanni

• Karimanal

• Mattupetti

• Vallakkadavu