Destinations
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Alapuzha
Alappuzha (Alleppey) with its placid backwaters is popularly known as "the Venice of the East". This natural beauty of Alappuzha is a treat to our five senses with the criss-crossing canals, fertile paddy fields, lagoons and the majestic coconut farms spread all over the area. The architectural heritage.... |
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Munnar
With its spectacular landscape, rare flora and fauna, sparkling waterfalls and picture postcard hamlets, Munnar has all the makings of an idyllic holiday destination. Situated 1600 m above sea level at the confluence of three mountain streams – Muthirapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala ... |
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Thekkady
Elephants, undulating small hills, aromatic smell of spice plantations in the crisp and clean air – the very mention of Thekkady creates images of nature at its pristine best in one's mind. Thekkady is also one of the few safe homes of the majestic Indian Tiger- which is now on the verge of extinction.... |
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Kochi
Kochi with its continuous buzz of activity that is her ambience, warm welcome to ships across the oceans, grandeur and antiquity of her architecture, powerful aroma of spices through the streets and joyous hospitality of her people is truly the "Queen of the Arabian Sea." |
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Kumarakom
Set against the backdrop of verdant paddy fields and a huge expanse of still grey lake water which simply disappears from view is this picturesque town called Kumarakom. Over the years Kumarakom has placed itself in the world map as a niche destination of the nature experience seeking traveler. |
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Kovalam
With its sun kissed beaches, bays fringed with verdant coconut palms, Ayurvedic massage parlours all amongst the pristine aura of the environs it is no wonder that Kovalam is called the "Paradise of South". This jewel among Kerala's beaches beckons the traveler seeking calm and solace, the couple wishing to have a romantic outing to the adventurous with equal vigour. |
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Vagamon
Vagamon, a silent retreat in the Western Ghats is in the Idukki district. Famed for its dales and grasslands that house orchids, herbs, floristic varieties, some very rare mammals, insects, birds and butterflies, Vagamon is a mount of heritage. The most striking is its freshness which is everlasting! |
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Varkala
Varkala is the only place in southern Kerala where one can find cliffs adjacent to the Arabian Sea. The topography of Varkala is probably its greatest attraction. The wide plateau atop the steep cliff offers a grand vista of the sea. There are numerous water spouts and spas on the sides of these cliffs.T.... |
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Thiruvananthapuram
| Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) is the capital of the Kerala. Located at the South Western tip of India, it is bordered with the Arabian Sea in the West and Tamil Nadu in the East. The name 'Thiruvananthapuram' can be split into thiru-anatha-puram, which means "the seat of the sacred snake-god... |
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Wayanad
I With its enthralling spice gardens, sparkling waterfalls, astounding landscapes, enchanting forests and undulating valleys, Wayanad has all the makings of a sublime holiday destination. The beauty of Wayanad is so enchanting that it simply gets under your skin. Wayanad is one of the few districts in Kerala. ........... |
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Kanyakumari
Kerala with its mosaic history has been associated with many major religions in the world and they have all helped shape the outlook of the Keralite. Starting with the worship of snake gods, Hinduism evolved. Christianity reached the shore via St.Thomas – Christ's disciple. Islam also came with the Arab traders. |
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