Lake Perjar

Lake Perjar in Kerala is an artificially created reservoir around which the unique Perjar Reserve, the largest in South India, stretches.

Kerala is distinguished by its unique geographical features and magnificent tropical landscape. There are countless canals, streams and other bodies of water. Among which the most famous was Lake Perjar.

It is here that you can see numerous tropical animals in natural habitats: tigers, elephants, monkeys, bison, crocodiles, pythons and many others. There are often boat trips on the lake, during which this picturesque place will reveal all its secrets. You will observe the behavior of animals living in the vicinity of Perjar.

In the summer, when the water level in the lake drops, you can watch elephants descend to the watering hole. After all, this artificial reservoir was created specifically to supply wild animals with water at any time of the year, as well as to ensure that during boat trips tourists could observe the animals at close range.