Silent Valley- Created by Nature ; Preserved by Mankind

About the Valley
- Significance
- History
- Management
- Landscape
- Activities
- Projects
Flora & Fauna
- Plants
- Birds
- Butterflies
- Mammals
- Lion Tailed
  Macaque
- Reptiles
- Insects
- Amphibians
- Fishes
- Orchids
Visitors Info
- Gen.Information
- How to Reach
- Guides
- Accommodation
- Entrance Fare
- Climate
- Do's and Dont's
- Visitors Journal
Nature Camp
- Guidelines &
  Instructions
- Jungle Rules
- Who can Apply
- How to Apply
Trips and Packages
- Day visit
- Trails
- Bommiyampadi
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Silent Valley EDC watcher Sri Maari won 'MADHAVAN PILLAI FOUNDATION CONSERVATION AWARD 2012'. This award carrying a prize money of Rupees One Lakh is the highest award of its nature given to grass root field staff for conservation activities.

Due to severe drought and fire threat, Silent Valley National Park is closed for visitors from 01/03/2013 to 30/04/2013 as per the order No WL 4-8406/2013 dated 28/02/2013 of Chief Wildlife Warden, Kerala

Welcome to Silent Valley National Park

The Silent Valley National Park is a unique preserve of natural rainforests. Within an area of 237. 52 Sq.km, it houses a rich mosaic of varied habitats. Out of these springs the amazing variety of life forms some of them endemic to the Western Ghats.

The Valley exudes a quite grandeur, a mystery half revealed and half concealed that is part of a story older than mankind, for this rainforest probably dates back to 50 million years. Silently she beckons us to witness the marvelous exuberance of life that expresses itself in an incredible chaos of plants and animals and birds and insects. At the heart of her many songs is a still, deep silence which only those who tread softly and wait patiently may learn to hear. more »

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IB Reservation Form- For More Detail Click Here - Tendor Silent Valley - Download Click Here - " There is no slot available for Nature Education Camps in this division until March 2013"

Perhaps it was all worth it. Some human being walking through it sometimes, passing an inner revolution, shall ask the question : " Oh Mother, am I thy flesh and blood, feel and fever; shall I be thine and would would you be mine ?" That Silent question will be responded to in Silence; in the Silence by the reverential bowing of human will and the trailing branches of trees in Silent Valley.