Discover Sustainable Living in Western Ghats

Nestled in the Central Travancore region of the Western Ghats lies a hidden gem dedicated to promoting sustainable living and preserving the historical roots of old Kerala. Mulamoottil Farmhouse and Forest Reserve, located near Kulashekaram in Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu. We can create customised plans and itinerary according to your convenience with a curated list of activities designed carefully after careful research.

One of the key attractions of Mulamoottil Farmhouse and Forest Reserve is its focus on organic farming, offering a wide range of organic products sourced directly from the farm. The farm to table concept is not new, but we have brought back the barter system collaborating with other like minded farms and local small scale farmers. From fresh produce to handcrafted goods, visitors have the opportunity to support sustainable agriculture and experience the benefits of locally sourced, chemical-free products. In addition to promoting organic farming, the website also serves as a valuable resource for individuals interested in learning more about sustainable living practices. Educational materials, blog posts, and community forums are available to engage sustainability enthusiasts and foster a sense of community around eco-friendly initiatives. As you explore Mulamoottil Farmhouse and Forest Reserve, you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Western Ghats, learn about different exotic livestock or pets that the owners take pride in raising and how they have adapted to the modern world era. Whether you are passionate about environmental conservation, cultural heritage, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature, this site offers something for everyone. Join us on a journey to discover the wonders of sustainable living in the Western Ghats, where tradition meets innovation and history merges with modernity. Experience the magic of Mulamoottil Farmhouse and Forest Reserve and embark on a path towards a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come.