Overview
Nestled near Kanthalloor, Bhramaram View Point (also called Nakkupetti viewpoint) rose to fame as the filming location of the Malayalam blockbuster *Bhramaram* starring Mohanlal. This offbeat gem offers spectacular, panoramic views over Marayoor's valleys, aromatic lemongrass fields, and rustic charm with treehouses that beg for photos.
How to reach
Drive to Kanthalloor, turn off near village office onto Thenpara road. Park on the main road, then walk about 10 minutes up a steep, rugged path—or hire a local jeep for around ₹50.
Visitor Info & Best Time
- Hours: Open 6 AM to 6 PM daily.
- Entry Fee: Approximately ₹20, plus any jeep charges.
- Best time: Early morning or late afternoon—ideal lighting and pleasant temperatures.
Why visit
- Popular for its cinematic heritage and serene atmosphere.
- Offers 360° valley panoramas and rustic photo-spots like treehouses.
- Refreshing lemongrass fragrances enrich the sensory experience.
Visitor Impressions
“The panoramic view of the lush green hills… a sense of tranquility washed over me… a haven for photographers.” “Only jeeps allowed inside… small tea shop available… ₹50 entry for jeep… climb the tree houses.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Basic access is free, but local jeeps charge around ₹50 and there may be a small parking or entry fee (~₹20).
A brief, steep 10-minute walk from the main road; jeep access is available for easier transit.
The trail is short but steep—be cautious with children. Treehouses require careful climbing; not recommended for very young kids without supervision.
