Due of the surrounding area's resemblance to an eagle, it is known as Parunthumpara, or Eagle Rock. Suicide Point and Tagor Head are a couple of the local attractions. It provides a panoramic view of Peerumedu, which draws several tourists. The tourists can spend their time away from the hectic city life on these rolling meadows.

Panchalimedu near Kuttikkanam is more of a soft hiking spot rather than a trekking trail. It’s the perfect place to take a day off with your family. About 10 km from Kuttikkanam along the Kottayam – Kumily road you will find this well-preserved piece of nature.

An elegant British-built church with its Gothic style architecture at Pallikunnu near Kuttikanam. The St. George CSI Church like the British church at Munnar has an European cemetery close to it with the names of those buried engraved on the tombstones.

Ammachi Kottaram was constructed by Travancore Maharaja, Moolam Thirunal, sometime in the 19th-century. Nestled in the cool tea and coffee growing highlands, it was mainly used as a royal retreat for the wife of the Maharaja.

In Kutikanam, there is a man-made pine forest that occupies 100 acres of space. About 30 different bird species have habitat there. It was designated as a buffer zone by the Department of Forestry and Wildlife. There will be 15–45 m tall pine trees. It's interesting to observe the dense stand of tall pine trees. They enhance the setting's alluring charm.

Valanjanganam Falls is 5 kilometres away from Peerumedu. It is approximately 75 feet high. It is worth a visit and shrouded in mist. This sparkling white, milky waterfall is thought to have its origins in the Kuttikanom mountains. The tourists experience a euphoric sensation of bliss because to the celestial ambience and the misty waterfalls.