Palakkad
        The district is unique in its geographical position, historical background, educational status and tourist attraction. Palakkad is popularly known as "The granary of Kerala". Palakkad district is predominantly an agricultural area.The main crop is paddy other important crops include sugarcane, groundnut, cotton, rubber, coffee etc. The palakkad fort built by Hyder Ali of Mysore is well preserved as one of the best forts of the state.

Attappadi :- It is one of the oldest tribal settlement in the state. It has extensive mountain region, verdant valleys, plantations and blessed with many ayurvedic herbs.

Chittar :-The town located 15 km south east of Palakkad, is known for the Kongappa festival. The Tunchath Acharyamadom is also located here.The Granite carving is a rare craft, which can be seen in the chittar taluk.

Malampuzha :- Beautiful picnic spot on the tower hills of the western Ghats. Dam across the Malampuzha River, beautiful garden with lush green lawns, flower beds, glittering pools, avenues and fountains, a miniature zoo, aquarium and facilities for boating, fishing, swimming and water sports.

Nelliampathi :- A pleasant hill station made up of a chain of ridges, valleys and abundant forests, with teak, orange, tea, coffee,and cardamom plantations. It has splendid orange and vegetables farms.

Parambikulam wildlife Sanctuary :- it is one of the best sanctuary in the state. The sanctuary is home to varied wildlife species like gaur, sambar, spotted deer, Nilgiri langur etc.

Silent Valley National Park :- These tropical evergreen rain forests are the most valuable gene reserve in the country, countaining rare species of plants and herbs, elephant, tiger wild dog, flying squirred and lion-tailed macaque can be found here.