Things To Do
in Muttatōdi

A scenic trekking route through lush forests and hilly landscapes, ideal for nature lovers looking for a day hike.

Famous for prehistoric rock carvings, this location offers a moderate hike with stunning views of the surroundings.

Part of the Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, this trek leads to the second highest peak in Kerala, popular among seasoned hikers.

Offers breathtaking views and diverse wildlife, making it a great option for adventurous hikers near the border of Karnataka and Kerala.

Known for its extensive wildlife, it provides various hiking trails along with opportunities for wildlife spotting and nature walks.

A significant demographic group traditionally marginalized and included in affirmative action policies.

Indigenous communities with distinct cultural identities and typically residing in specific regions.

Socially and educationally disadvantaged groups who receive certain benefits from the government.

A group of individuals who do not fall under any reserved categories and are often considered the socially forward class.

Religious or linguistic minorities, including groups such as Muslims, Christians, and others.

Cricket is the most popular sport in India, including Muttatōdi, and is played at both professional and amateur levels. It draws large crowds and inspires fervent support among fans.

Football has a growing following in Muttatōdi and other parts of India, with local clubs and community tournaments encouraging participation among youth.

Badminton is widely played in Muttatōdi, enjoyed both recreationally and competitively, with local players often competing in district and state-level tournaments.

Kabaddi, a traditional Indian sport, enjoys popularity in rural areas and is often played during local festivals and community events in Muttatōdi.

Athletics is promoted through schools and colleges in Muttatōdi, encouraging young athletes to participate in various track and field events.