Indriya Adventure Park — Attraction in Kerala

One of the worst experience from the resort.. They are the most unprofessional team of staff in a resort we will ever ever meet.. They don't know the meaning of hospitality.. We were a group of around 50 people and we took 10-4 day package.. We reached there at around 11am .. They asked us to go to the hall were welcome drinks are arranged.. We went there and sat there for around half an hour.. None of the staffs even cared to attend us.. We had opted for starters in our packages and the same was not served.. We had to go to the reception twice in order to remind them that no-one has come and attended our group yet and starters were not served..Only after raising our voice for the second time they started to serve the starters and a guy came pretended to brief us.. But to our disbelief he was so rude in his behaviour that he said he cannot brief the group... He was like go find out urself .. Also we had asked them that if there are any of the activities complimentary other than adventure activities which are paid.. They told us that they will provide us with a Kayaks and Pedal boats.. We were shocked that they gave us a single Kayak and a single Pedal boat for the whole group of 50 PPL and said that if you need more u need to pay and take adventure tickets.. They didn't tell before booking that only 1 boat is available for the package.. This is not a proper resort or something and and so locals and others from outside the resort can also come and take the adventure activities.. So it gets crowded.. The whole group felt we wer cheated and we spent the half day in pool.. So if anyone chooses this for a day package or anything u definitely hav better options and this will be the worst option u can choose... only positive was that food was ok but overpriced and tha adventure activities are fun and will keep u engaged .. so u can jst go there and do those paid activities and come back and forget about spending the whole day there.. They need to learn basics of hospitality before hoisting such groups.. Especially the guy who came to brief us ...Also some funny incidents took place that the some of members came by there own vehicle and we had to go to the gates and open the gates for them.. After we opened the gates and let them in the security comes running.. This incident took place twice .. And both times same thing happened.. I dont have more words to describe our...

Unfortunately, I haven’t seen anyone clearly explain how the Sky Ride experience actually works, so let me walk you through it.

There are four towers in total. I’ve included a rough footage showing their positions—please ignore the quality; it’s just for reference.

From Tower 1 to Tower 2, you travel via a zip line. A drone captures your flight from Tower 1 to 2, and you can usually get the footage from them. It's around 35 seconds long—perfect for social media stories. However, confirm with the staff in advance, as the availability may depend on your ticket type.

From Tower 2 to Tower 3, there’s another zip line—just as thrilling.

From Tower 3 to Tower 4, you walk across wooden planks and rubber tyres suspended like a bridge. It might look simple, but it gets tricky—the planks swing quite a bit, making it hard to balance. That said, you’re always harnessed in for safety, and even those with a fear of heights managed to cross without issue.

From Tower 4 back to Tower 1, you cross a glass bridge and a hanging bridge. Honestly, these parts are easy and feel a bit underwhelming—they’re just standard bridges with nothing particularly exciting.

Next, from Tower 1 to Tower 3, you ride a sky cycle—a bicycle that runs on a rope suspended in the air. Finally, from Tower 3, you return once more to Tower 1, where your harness is removed and your adventure concludes.

Note: The entire experience is one-time only. Once you're back at Tower 1, you must exit. Re-entry isn't allowed unless you buy another ticket.

Overall, its a great experience. Some users mentioned that the Sky ride costs around ₹600, which does seem pricey. Since we went as part of a corporate tour, I’m not exactly sure about the individual...

We reached the adventure park around 4:30 PM, slightly worried we wouldn’t have enough time to enjoy everything. To our surprise, by 5:30 PM, we had completed all the sky rope activities! For just ₹600 per person, we indulged in an exhilarating lineup of activities, including the zip line, sky walking, glass bridge, hanging bridge, and sky cycling.

Among them, sky walking stood out as the most challenging and adventurous, truly testing our courage and balance. The entire experience felt incredibly safe, thanks to the well-maintained equipment and the friendly, supportive staff who guided us through every step.

We also opted to capture the thrill of the zip line with a drone video for an additional ₹300. It’s worth noting that each activity requires a separate payment for drone shots, but the video was totally worth it and added a special touch to the memories we created.

Overall, it was an unforgettable experience—safe, fun, and perfectly organized. Highly recommended for adventure enthusiasts looking for a quick adrenaline rush, especially if you’re...