Peelikkunnu View Point | Ammachikottaram | Kuttikkanam Tourist Places | Vagamon Tourism Attractions скачать в хорошем качестве

Peelikkunnu View Point | Ammachikottaram | Kuttikkanam Tourist Places | Vagamon Tourism Attractions

Peelikunnu is a stunning Hill area which can help you spend few hours at peace. With it's great calm and beautiful view this place can definitely bring a smile on your face. It is a hidden gem located in Peermade near Kuttikanam in Idukki district of Kerala. The peak of the hill is a rocky area, from where nature can be enjoyed at its best. You can see breathtaking views of mountains and long view of Panchalimedu and Thrishanku hills from there. On the way to Peelikunnu, the tomb of Peeri Muhammed can be seen and it is believed that from his name the Peermade is mentioned for this place. This mountain can be accessed through a road adjacent to PDS organic Spices. It is located around 1.5 km walk distance from Ammachi kottaram. THE KINGDOM OF TRAVANCORE RULED parts of southwest India from 1729 until 1949, existing as a vassal state of the British Raj from the late 18th-century onward. Encompassing much of present-day Kerala and parts of Tamil Nadu, Travancore was one of the more prosperous principalities of the sub-continent. Ammachi Kottaram was constructed by Travancore Maharaja, Moolam Thirunal, sometime in the 19th-century. Nestled in the cool tea and coffee growing highlands, it was mainly used as a royal retreat for the wife of the Maharaja. Travancore royal titles were passed matrilineally, so brother and sister ruled as the Maharaja and Maharani. The Maharaja’s wife was thus given the title of consort rather than queen. It’s believed that Thirunal constructed Ammachi Kottaram for his wife, although the exact history behind its construction remains murky.  Today, the palace grounds still cover around 25 acres of land across the foggy hilltops. The building itself contains a wrap-around veranda, three rooms, two large halls for receiving guests, as well as bathrooms, kitchens, and dining areas. There are also two secret passageways, one for movement within the palace, while the other was used as a subterranean escape tunnel. Recently, the structure has served as a location for Malayalam language films, including Carbon (2018) and Lucifer (2019). Unfortunately, the building and grounds seem to have suffered from neglect over the years. However, the crumbling structure amidst the gorgeous landscape is a satisfying destination for history buffs.  The palace in located on a dirt road that diverges westward from N183 at the Wild Orchid Restaurant. Camera : Redmi note 9 GoPro Hero 9 Our New Channel :    / @viswayathravlogs   ====== Follow me====== Facebook ; https://fb.me/SahayathrikanDeepu Instagram; https://instagram.com/sahayathrikanvl... ANTI-PIRACY WARNING : This content is copyrighted to Sahayathrikan . Any unauthorised , reproduction. redistribution or re-upload is ,Strictly prohibited of this material . Legal action will be taken against those who violate the copyright of the following material presented!