Kumily was officially the capital of the kings of the Thekkumkoor family and was known as Kuzhumoor. Some of the nearby places to visit are scenic destinations like Gavi, Peermede, and also Vagamon. If you have planned a trip to the high ranges in Kerala, then add Kumily to your tour list. Being a part of the famous Periyar Tiger Reserve, your senses will be awed by the flora and fauna that surrounds you.
At a distance of 4 km from Thekkady, Kumily stands as a typical Kerala village famous for its hospitality. The tranquil countrysides of the region can calm your nerves and blot away all your worries. It is a cheerful experience to take a ride through the winding road in between the densely growing green vegetation and small hills. Some tourist packages to Thekkady also offer you options for purchasing souvenirs and relish spicy foods that are indigenous to Kerala.
The best time to visit Kumily would be the cold climate between November and February. It is best to avoid the monsoon climate as the roadways would be slippery and you probably will not be able to walk through the area apart from getting drenched. Meet the local communities, enjoy the local delicacies. One of the best ways to reach the place is by road and it can be easily reached from any part of Kerala.
