Padmashree Nekchand Saini, a world-renowned sculptor who also designed India’s first rock garden in Chandigarh, created the Malampuzha Rock Garden. It is a true work of art because the artifacts on display are constructed entirely of waste materials such as granites, stones, broken bangles, melamine dishware, broken tiles, power insulators, and so on. It supports a calm planted garden where you can relax and be captivated by the panoramic magnificence of the park’s surrounding mountain ranges.

Chittur Gurumadam, located on the banks of the Sokanasdini River in Thekkegramam near Arikkode, is a memorial to Thunchath Ramanujan Ezhuthachan, the father of the Malayalam language. Ezhuthachan replicated the two major Sanskrit epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, in Malayalam. A Shri chakra, a stylus, wooden slippers, a few antique manuscripts, and some of the idols he adored are displayed here.

Fantasy Park, located near Malampuzha Dam in Palakkad, is Kerala’s first amusement park, and it is a fun place for the entire family. There are numerous entertainment alternatives available, including 16D Cine Magic rides, Boomerang Water Ride, Multi Slide, Planetarium, Wave Pool, Para Trooper, Dragon Coaster, Rain Disco, Fanta Tub, Super Splash, Tora Tora, Virtual Waterfall, Pirate Ship, Merry-go-round, and more.

The Malampuzha Reservoir is a popular tourist attraction. It is bordered by lovely gardens, amusement parks, fish-shaped aquariums, and a snake park. Boating, pedal boats, rowing boats, water scooters, motor boats, and fishing are all available for a low cost.