Explore the Nilambur Teak Museum, the world's first and only museum dedicated to teak, celebrating Kerala's deep-rooted legacy in teak cultivation and sustainable forestry. Located in Nilambur, the birthplace of India's first teak plantation, this museum houses rare exhibits, including the legendary Kannimara Teak, a 480-year-old teak stump, and a life-size replica of an Uru, the traditional teakwood sailing vessel. Visitors can delve into the history of teak, learn about propagation techniques, and witness an extensive collection of insects and butterflies found in teak forests. The museum's surrounding 800-meter nature trail is home to rare tree species and vibrant birdlife, offering a truly immersive experience. Managed by the Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI), this eco-tourism destination is a must-visit for nature lovers, researchers, and history enthusiasts.