Angamaly to Perumbavoor

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Bus

20m

Cheapest

$1

Taxi

15m

Fastest

$4.4-6.5

Drive

15m

$2.2-3.3

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Distance: 15 km

Duration: 15m

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Traveling From Angamali to Perumbavoor

The journey from Angamali to Perumbavoor offers a fascinating contrast between Angamali's vibrant urban pulse and Perumbavoor's serene, green landscapes.

Best Neighbourhoods in Perumbavoor

Perumbavoor offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and attractions.

Kozhipilly

• Close to nature with lush greenery.

• Family-friendly atmosphere and amenities.

Muthoor

• Known for traditional Kerala architecture.

• Vibrant local markets full of crafts.

Pandinada

• Offers scenic views of nearby rivers.

• Ideal for cultural experiences and festivals.

Best Times To Visit Perumbavoor's Attractions

Planning your visit to Perumbavoor can enhance your experience at its attractions.

Perumbavoor Lake

Visit early morning or late afternoon for serene views and fewer crowds.

Kadammanitta Puthen Temple

Weekdays are ideal to enjoy the peaceful ambiance and avoid large gatherings.

Muthoor Village

Explore during festival seasons for vibrant cultural displays and local festivities.

Perumbavoor Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Perumbavoor enjoys a tropical climate, characterized by warm temperatures and seasonal rain, with the monsoon period lasting from June to September. The best time to visit is between October and February, when cooler temperatures enhance outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Dining Recommendation in Perumbavoor

Try the traditional Kerala Sadya at a local restaurant like Kairali, where you're served a feast of rice accompanied by a variety of flavorful side dishes on a banana leaf. This experience contrasts with Angamali’s diverse street food scene, offering you a taste of authentic local ingredients and a communal dining atmosphere that enhances the flavors.