Meesapulimala

Meesapulimala, rising to about 2,640 metres above sea level, is the second-highest peak in Kerala and one of the most pristine trekking destinations in the Western Ghats. Located near Munnar, this protected landscape is characterized by sweeping grasslands, dense shola forests, and rolling ridgelines that resemble a tiger’s moustache—giving the mountain its distinctive name. The region is rich in biodiversity and offers a rare glimpse of untouched high-range ecology.

Trekking to Meesapulimala is a guided experience managed under eco-tourism regulations, ensuring minimal impact on the fragile environment. The trail rewards trekkers with mist-laden valleys, cool mountain air, and expansive views stretching across Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Ideal for seasoned trekkers and nature enthusiasts, Meesapulimala stands out as a destination where adventure meets conservation.