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  • Ranipuram Hill Station

    Situated 55 kms from Kasargod, Ranipuram, the enchanting hill station stands at an altitude of 750 m above sea level. Ranipuram is famous for its trekking trails and varied vegetation, consisting of evergreen shola woods, monsoon forests and grasslands.

    Formerly known as Madathumala, the forests of this region merge with those of Karnataka. Wild elephants can be seen roaming on top of the mountains.

    How To Get There - Ranipuram

    Jeep services are available from Panathady, which is linked to Kanhangad by frequent buses.

    Places To Stay - Ranipuram

    DTPC cottages are available for accommodation.

    General Information - Ranipuram


    Location
    55 Kms From Kasargod, Kerala

    Altitude
    750 m Above Sea Level

    Formerly Known As
    Madathumala

    Languages
    Malayalam, Hindi, English

    Prime Attractions of Ranipuram

    Anandasram
    This internationally renowned spiritual centre founded by Swami Ramdas in 1939, offers a quiet, peaceful ambience best suited for meditation and spiritual studies.

    A 40 minutes drive away, is the unique Valiyaparamba Backwater stretch. The most scenic Backwaters of Kerala, it is fed by four rivers and is dotted with numerous islands. Valiyaparamba is perhaps the most scenic Backwaters of Kerala.

    Suggested Kerala Dances
    Kerala Theyyam Dance
     

    Also known as Kaaliyattam, it is a ritual dance popular in North Kerala or the ertwhile Kolathunadu. Theyyam incorporates dance, mime and music.It enshrines rudiments of ancient tribal cultures, which attached great importance to the worship of heroes and ancestral spirits.

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    Kerala Thullal Dance
     

    Staged during temple festivals, the performer explicates the verses through expressive gestures. Themes are based on mythological stories. Thullal was introduced in the 18th century by the famous poet, Kunchan Nambiar.

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    Kathakali Dance of Kerala  
     

    Kerala owes its transnational fame to the nearly 300-year-old classical dance form of Kathakali, which combines

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    Kerala Kummattikali Dance  
     

    The dancers, in painted wooden masks and sporting springs of leaves and grass, go dancing from house to house.

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