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The various tourist attractions in Peermede are Kuttikanam, Thrissanku Hills, Peeru Hills, Grampi, Pattumala, Vagamon and Sahyadri Ayurvedic Centre.

Kuttikanam
Kuttikanam is a place for adventure, trekking, and langourous, tranquil break. This picturesque plantation town, washed in the fragrance of cardamom is surrounded by the lush, green hills.

Thrissanku Hills
The Thrissanku hills are located about 4 km from Peermede. The rolling hills, lovely landscape and the gentle breeze make the Thrissanku hills an ideal spot for long walks. These hills offer a breathtaking view of the sunrise and sunset.

Peeru Hills, the idyllic hill station is a favourite place of trekkers and picnickers. This hill is named after Peer Mohammed, the Sufi saint, who spent his last days here. The mausoleum of the saint, the summer palace of the royal family and the residence of the Dewan situated nearby are worth visiting places in Peeru Hills.

Grampi, also known as Parunthupara (eagle rock) is situated about 5 kms. from Peermede. It is known so due to the panoramic view from its high peaks. Rocky plains, lush hillsides, forests, trekking trails and picturesque views provide charm to this destination. The road to Grampi is flanked by the unending stretches of cardamom, tea and coffee plantations.

Pattumala literally means the hill draped in silk. Lofty peaks, little streams and ever expanding tea plantations are the major attractions of this place. Pattumala is home to the two most famous tea plantations - Harrisons Malayalam and AV Thomas & Co. The Velamkanni Matha Church, built entirely of granite, at the top of the hill is a famous pilgrimage centre. The flower garden nearby is a fascinating riot of colours, of roses, orchids and anthurium.

Grass covered hills, velvet lawns and the cool mountains make Vagamon a perfect holiday retreat. This hillside village is a curious blend of religious mysticism and European legacies, and a heaven of tranquility. The chain of three hills such as Thangal hills, Murugan Hills and Kurisumala marks the religious harmony. The dairy farm managed by the Kurisumala monks is a worth visiting place in Vagamon.

Sahyadri Ayurvedic Centre is a well-established Ayurvedic Hospital, managed by the Peermede Development Society in Pallikunnu. This centre is well known for its curative and rejuvenative treatment packages. The centre has well-appointed treatment accommodation facilities, a unit for manufacturing Ayurvedic medicines and a well-maintained raw drugs museum where more than 200 varieties of rare and endangered herbs are preserved. More than 400 herbs used for medicines are grown in the hospital's own garden that is spread over 35 acres.