Eravikulam National Park (Rajamala)
Online Advance Booking System for Indian Adults
 

Rajamala is the tourism zone of Eravikulam National Park and is a place where one can see Nilgiri Tahr up close. The tourism zone will be closed during the calving season in February and March every year. Visitors can experience the Nilgiri Tahr, feel the kurinji blooms, and enjoy the shola grassland ecosystem. Visitors will be picked up from 5th Mile in safari buses and dropped back. The park has restaurants, eco-shops, and an amenity center.

Step into a realm of misty grasslands, rare wildlife, and sweeping mountaintop views at Eravikulam National Park, perched just outside Munnar. This protected sanctuary, sprawling across 97 km², is one of the most iconic natural attractions in Kerala. 
 

Book your entrance ticket now - Escape Queuing & Enjoy Nature Safely

Entry Time: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Entry Fee for Indian Adults: Park Fee - 200/-

What to Know at Booking Time

• This National Park is declared for the protection and conservation of the Nilgiri Tahr, an endangered species.
• Wildlife sightings during the safari are based on chance and are not guaranteed.
• Carrying food and beverage items into the Park is prohibited.
• Do not litter the Park; leave only footprints.
• Smoking, alcohol consumption, and other contraband are prohibited inside the Park.
• Feeding, teasing, or disturbing wild animals is strictly prohibited.
• Do not bring pet animals, firearms, traps, or substances harmful to wildlife into the Park.
• Stay within designated areas inside the Park.
• Illegal entry, unauthorized trekking, and picnicking are punishable offenses.
• Avoid playing music, honking, or loud conversations to maintain the serenity and hear wildlife.
• The Park is a plastic-free zone. Do not carry plastic materials inside.

Ticket Fee for Eravikulam National Park (Rajamala)

• Indian Adults: 200/-
• Kids: 150/-
• Foreign Nationals: 500/-
• Ordinary Camera: 50/-
• Video Camera: 350/-

 Highlights & Unique Experiences
 

• Home of the Nilgiri Tahr
  Eravikulam is the best place to see the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, a mountain goat species found only in the Western Ghats. You may catch them grazing on steep slopes or silhouetted against dawn light.

• Panoramic Views & Anamudi Peak
  The park includes Anamudi, the highest peak in South India (approx. 2,695 m), offering dramatic backdrops and ridgeline vistas.

• Grasslands, Shola Forests & Flora Diversity
  The terrain alternates between rolling grassland plateaus and shola (montane) forests, creating a spectacular mosaic of vegetation. 

• Neelakurinji Bloom (Every 12 Years)
  When the rare Neelakurinji (Strobilanthes kunthiana) flower blooms, hillsides turn into a lavendar sea — a once-in-a-decade spectacle that draws visitors worldwide. 

• Eco-Friendly Access & Forest Buses
  Private vehicles aren’t allowed inside the park. Visitors must ride shared forest buses from the entrance, ensuring minimal environmental impact. 

• Birds, Butterflies & Hidden Fauna
  Over 130 bird species, 101 butterfly species, and many endemic amphibians and small mammals live here. Keep your eyes and ears open! 

• Lakkom Waterfalls & Nearby Nature Walks
  Just outside or within park boundaries, Lakkom Falls offers a scenic stop with cascading water and forest walks.

Online Booking: www.eravikulamnationalpark.in

Book through WhatsApp: +918547603222