Where the Sahyadris whisper, and the Malampuzha River sings
Tucked at the foothills of the Western Ghats, Sterling Govardhana Malampuzha is a peaceful garden retreat near the iconic Malampuzha Dam.
Cradled at the foothills of the Western Ghats, Sterling Govardhana Malampuzha offers front-row access to Palakkad’s most enchanting experiences — just steps from the iconic Malampuzha Dam and the ropeway that glides over its lush expanse.
Spread across 3.2 acres of gardens and swaying palms, the resort is your haven of calm with scenic views of the Malampuzha River and hills that blush gold at sunrise and flame amber at sunset.
Wake up to birdsong in one of our elegant rooms, cottages, and private pool villas — each offering tranquil garden or pool views. Savour Kerala’s rich culinary heritage at Savoree, sip slow at our Restobar, or indulge in wellness rituals at the spa.
Spend your day floating in our oval-shaped pool, strolling through tropical greens, or exploring family-friendly attractions just minutes away — including the Rock Garden, Ropeway, Fantasy Park, and Kava Viewpoint.
From milestone celebrations at the Peacock Lawn (accommodating up to 350 guests) to soulful escapes in nature’s lap, Sterling Govardhana Malampuzha is your perfect retreat — close to everything, yet wonderfully removed.
Our Resort(s) at Malampuzha
Important Information
State: Kerala
Destination Type: Mountain
Destinations Nearby: Malampuzha Dam
Languages: Malayalam and English
Nearest Railway Station: Coimbatore Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Palakkad International Airport
Summer: Temperature ranges between 20°C to 35°C.
Winter: Temperature ranges between 18°C and 25°C.
Climate: pleasant and moderate throughout the year
Best time to visit: September to Jan
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Experiences
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Visit to Kuthampully Weaver’s Village
Kuthampully is a town in the Thrissur district of Kerala, India, famous for its traditional handloom weaving, particularly the Kuthampully Saree, which is a fine cotton fabric often featuring a distinctive border with Kasavu (Zari) work. The weaving tradition dates back to the late 18th century, with origins tied to weavers invited by King Shakthan Thampuran of the Kochi Royal family, and the region is a significant hub for this craft.
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Kalpathi heritage Agraharam walking tour (interaction sessions)
An Agraharam (Brahmin Street) welcomes you to similar-looking houses lining both sides of a road that leads to a temple, all following the traditional style of architecture. The Kalpathy Agraharam in Palakkad is one such place situated on the banks of River Kalpathy. the settlers here mainly belong to the Brahmin community, who fled from Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu during the 1790s fearing attack by Tipu Sultan. It is said that they were on their way to Kozhikode when en route the Raja of Palakkad
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Kava island
Kava Island is a natural island located in the vicinity of the famous Malampuzha dam in the district of Palakkad, Kerala. One of the least tapped places in Palakkad that is nestled amidst the rich Western Ghats. Kava Viewpoint is a quite getaway and it springs back to life during the month of the monsoon. Kava, often referred to as the 'gateway of rains' in Kerala, is another picturesque site with trekking trails and vast landscapes that have been featured in popular films. despite its growing p
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Kollangode/ Sitarakundu Drive
Nestled at the foot of the Nelliyampathy mountain ranges, Kollengode is a serene village once known as Venganad, the region later came under the rule of the Kollengode royal family, the village still remains a destination that blends history, natural beauty, and cultural significance, one of the agriculture village chosen by the government of India for governance in view of encouraging farming activities. The village is surrounded by a variety of scenic and historically significant sites, maki