Peravoor is rich in culture and has some wonderful spots to showcase to the world. The history of Peravoor is related to Pazhassi Raja, a warrior prince and de facto head of the kingdom of Kottayam and one of the earliest freedom fighters of India. There are many remnants of Pazhassi Raja’s hiding places in and around of Peravoor. In fact, the Pazhaaai Raja Kalari Academy is keeping his spirit alive. Peravoor boast of some unique temples and places of worship. A visit to Peravoor will pleasantly surprise you with the wealth of experiences that it has to offer. The Vadakkeshwaram or Ikkare Kottiyoor (The Thruchherumana Temple) on the western bank of the Vavali river is a permanent temple complex like all other temples. It remains closed throughout the year except for the 27 days of Vysakha festival. The temple is situated in a densely forested area amidst a sacred grove that covers about 80 acres. The Aralam wildlife sanctuary boasts of rare species of birds, butterflies, mammals, plants and a host of other exciting activities. The Pazhassi Dam and garden offers incredible views that will leave you wanting more. You can go on a long hike in the ghat regions while you bask in the region’s flora and fauna. These and many other significant spots dot the region around. You will definitely need more than a few days to enjoy all that Peravoor has to offer. Check Out The List Of Stunning Places On Offer: