kumily (idukki, kerala) to Cumbum(Theni,Tamilnadu )Road Trip. Distance between Cumbum to Kumily by Road is 23 Kms.
Kumily, also spelt as Kumaly is a revenue village and Gram Panchayat in the Idukki district of Kerala. It is a town in Cardamom Hills near Thekkady and Periyar Tiger Reserve. Kumily is a gateway town into Kerala from Tamil Nadu.
Two national highways pass through Kumily town.
NH 183 (previously known as NH 220) connects Kollam in Kerala and Dindigul in Tamil Nadu. The part of Kottayam to Kumily is commonly known as KK road which is the main steam of transportation and passing through the near by towns Vandiperiyar, Kuttikkanam, Mundakayam, Kanjirapally, Ponkunnam and reaches Kottayam. KK road also connects Kumily to Thiruvananthapuram through Mundakayam and Pathanamthitta. Also Ernakulam can access through Mundakayam, Ponkunnam, Pala, Thalayolaparambu and Thripunithura.
NH 185 connects Adimaly and Kumily through important towns like Painavu, Cheruthoni, Kattappana and Anavilasam of Idukki district.
22 kilometers of road from Kumily to Cumbum gives a beautiful voyage through Periyar National Park. ... (Kumily Theni Route) is through dense forests.
Cumbum is located around 18 KM away from Kumily so if you travel at the consistent speed of 50 KM per hour you can reach Kumily in 22 minutes.
Cumbum,natively spelt as Kambam, is a town and municipality in Theni district (in the western part of the Madurai Region), an Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
Cumbum is a valley, surrounded by hills. The eastern side of the hills constituting seven dams on the hills. In the South, the famous tourist attraction, "Thekkady" is situated Kerala. Cumbum is famous for its coconut, Black Grapes & cardamom trading market.
Cumbum Grapes, also known as Panneer Thratchai, are a prominent variety of grapes cultivated in the Cumbum valley of Tamil Nadu. They are known for their quick growth, early maturity and are used in making wine, spirits, jams, canned grape juice, and raisins.
the Cumbum region in Tamil Nadu is one of South India’s most fertile lands. Located in the Theni District, the Cumbam Valley is near the Kerala state border and is blessed with the rich nutrients in the soil and a climate that is suited for the cultivation of a variety of crops.Located between the Thekkady Hills, the Varusanadu Hills, and the Kodaikanal Hills, the Cumbum Valley consists of large areas of farmland and that includes crops like paddy, vegetables, grape vineyards, and mango and pomegranate farms. The Cumbum Valley also happens to be one of the few regions in Tamil Nadu that has thriving grape cultivation.