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Kurumbalakotta Hill

Kurumbalakotta Hill in Kottathara is a monolithic hill and trekking viewpoint in central Wayanad, Keralam. The Keralam Revenue Department places it in Kottathara Panchayat, Vythiri taluk, and records an elevation of about 991 metres. From the upper slopes, trekkers can take in broad views across the Wayanad plateau, with misty hills and valleys shaping the landscape.

DistrictWayanad
PIN Code673121
Place NameKurumbalakotta Hill
Place TypeHill
LocalityKottathara
TalukVythiri

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About Kurumbalakotta Hill

Kurumbalakotta Hill is a prominent monolithic hill in Kottathara Panchayat, Vythiri taluk, in central Wayanad district, Keralam. The Keralam Revenue Department describes it as lying about 20 km west of Kalpetta and records an elevation of approximately 991 metres above sea level. Its elevated position opens broad views across the Wayanad plateau, where ridges, valleys and seasonal mist create a striking highland landscape.

The hill is valued primarily as a trekking and viewpoint destination rather than a developed tourism complex, and the climb rewards visitors with an expansive sense of central Wayanad’s geography. Venniyode is a nearby reference point for the Kottathara area. Early starts can offer cooler walking conditions and atmospheric mist, although visibility varies with weather.

Visitors should plan for uneven hill terrain, carry water and avoid assuming that exposed slopes will be safe during rain or poor visibility.

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Kurumbalakotta Hill is a roughly 991-metre monolithic trekking hill in Kottathara, Vythiri taluk, Wayanad, offering broad views across the plateau, valleys and misty hill country.

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Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-08-08

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Conditions can change. Follow current official advisories and instructions from local authorities or on-site staff.

  • Check the current weather and official local advisories before travelling, particularly during the monsoon.

  • Visit during published entry hours and allow enough daylight for your return journey.

  • Follow staff instructions, warning signs, marked paths and safety barriers. Keep children supervised.

  • Avoid restricted, slippery, flooded or poorly lit areas, and never cross a closed access point.

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