Experience the Magic of Nature & Spice

Immerse yourself in the vibrant landscapes and tantalizing aromas.
Discover the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

About Us

Welcome to Thondiyar Estate the Sweden of Kerala Where Every Breeze Brings the Scent of Spices

Thondiyar Estate is a legacy of spice cultivation wrapped in the calming landscape of Kottapparambil Plantation, Thekkady. Encircled by lush forests and sharing a border with the renowned Periyar Tiger Reserve, Thondiyar Estate provides an oasis of peace where nature thrives. Since our resort shares a border with the Periyar Tiger Reserve, visitors can spot wildlife, including Tigers, Leopards, Bears, Bison, Sambar Deer, and Malabar Giant Squirrels. Also, guests can spot the footprints of these animals across our estate.

A Harmony of Modern Comfort & Old-World Elegance

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3 Rooms Luxury Villa

3 Rooms Villa

Each room is adorned with modern facilities while maintaining a sense of historical charm, creating an inviting and comfortable atmosphere.

70 Years Old

The homestay is built around a magnificently renovated private heritage villa over 70 years old

Guests

The villa can comfortably accommodate 10-12 guests, making it suitable for families, couples, and groups of friends.

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Exciting Activities & Adventures

Jeep Safari

On request, embark on an adventure jeep trip to discover the region's beautiful scenery & diverse wildlife.

Thekkady Trekking

Experience the thrill of trekking in Periyar Tiger Reserve through lovely footpaths & picturesque viewpoints.

Viewpoint Visits

Explore breathtaking viewpoints that provide expansive views of the surrounding splendor, ideal for capturing priceless moments.

why choose us ?

We present you in the best things possible

Our 90-acre estate is a peaceful haven filled with the inviting smell of spices. Thondiyar Estate is the ideal getaway for friends, families, and couples who prioritize peace of mind and the beauty of nature. One of our unique attractions is the chance for tourists to plant a spice on their visit and they can harvest it after years.