Attappady Taluk, located in the northeasternmost part of Palakkad district, Kerala, is a hilly and forested region known for its unique tribal heritage and ecological significance. It comprises around 9 villages, many of which are inhabited by indigenous communities such as the Irula, Muduga, and Kurumba tribes. Agriculture is a key occupation, with crops like millets, ragi, and bananas grown using traditional methods. Surrounded by the Western Ghats and bordering Tamil Nadu, Attappady is also home to parts of the Silent Valley ecosystem, making it an important biodiversity hotspot. The taluk holds cultural, environmental, and social importance in Palakkad district, reflecting a deep connection between nature and tradition.
