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Destinations
KERALA
With the Arabian Sea the west, the Western Ghats towering in the East and networked by forty four rivers, Kerala enjoys an unique geographical location that makes it one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia. A long shoreline with serene beaches, tranquil stretches of emerald backwaters, lush hill stations and exotic wildlife, waterfalls, saprawling plantatioms, paddy fields, exotic cuisine....all combined, offer a traveler an unique exprience.
COCHIN
Cochin has one of the national harbours in India. Visit St.Francis Church (1510AD). which has the distinction of being the oldest church on the Indian soil. The Dutch or Mattencherry Palace built in 1555 is worth a view for its coronation hall and the murals depicting Ramayana. The Jewish Synagogue oldest in Asia, was built in 1568 and finally the Chinese fishing nets silhouetted against the sunset present a spectacular sight of Cochin's waterfront.
MUNNAR
A peaceful hill station and the summer Capital of the British in South India, quaint heavenly and unspoilt hill station is a favourite with Indian honeymooners. One can visit the Christ church with its original fourteen rows of wooden pews, the Mattupetty Lake which is flanked by steep hills and woods.One of the prime attractions in Munnar is the Tata Tea Museum.
GURUVAYOOR
Guruvayoor is one of most revered pilgrim destination for people of South India, so much so that it has been termed the Dwarka of South. People from far off come in large numbers just to have a glimpse of the deity despite knowing the fact that they will have to wait for long hours and the darshan itself will be very short. The temple town of Guruvayoor is located in the district of Thrissur in The state of Kerala.
Periyar &Thekkady
Set in the heart of the Cardamom Hills of Kerala is the Periyar National Park and Tiger Reserve. The park has a picturesque lake at the heart of the sanctuary and herds of elephant, deer, wild dog, barking deer, mouse deer, sambhar gaur and wild boars can be observed from the launches the cruise around the lake. Curious tourists can also visit a spice plantation in area.
Wayanad
Wayanad, the 'green paradise' instantly draws a picture of a vast stretch of green land The sobriquet itself oozes tremendous freshness.'The natural beauty of Kerala is the best', you will say to yourself as you set out exploring its hills, waterfalls, lake and wildlife sanctuaries. These gifts of nature do not merely have balmy effect on your tired soul, rather they give you a kind of happiness is simply indescribable.The very nature destinations that soothed your soul a little while ago now transform themselves and present opportunities to become adventures. So, undertake a trekking expedition to the peaks, boating rounds in the lakes, game viewing in the sanctuaries and have a close look at carvings of the caves.
ALLEPPEY & Kumarakom
The 'Backwaters'- a unique web of lakes, lagoons, canals and rivers are an integral part of Kerala. One can enjoy a backwater cruise, lazing in a small country boat as it meanders through the tranquil network of water canals, dotted with busy hamlets, lush green paddy fields. Formed by the 40 odd rivers that flow down to the Arabian Sea from the Cardamom Hills, this network of canals lakes estuaries one of India's most enchanting areas, rural living lifestyle, riverine expanse of verdant coconat groves and rice paddies.
HOUSEBOAT(KETTUVALLM)
The Kettuvallams, which literally means "Boats held together by ropes: are marvels of traditional designs. Houseboat cruise into the country side offers a close look into an engaging rustic life. Houseboat cruises assure a memorable experience on the azure back waters. Once a means of transportation, now a tourist's fantasy. The Houseboats are "The floating luxury with all its facilities including cosy bath attached bed rooms, spacious living room and well arranged kitchen.
TRIVANDRUM
Trivandrum is one of the most beautiful cities of India. Perched on undulating terrain of low coastal hills near the southern edge of the Indian mainland, clean and green Trivandrum, which was previously called Trivandrum, is an ancient city with trading tradition dateing back to 1000 BC. The city once formed a part of the capital of Travancore, which had its capital at Padmanabhapuram, now in Tamilnadu.
The city is also a welcome departure from other large cities of India in its spacious layout and regulated life.
It is also an excellent base to explore the interiors of Kerala, the southernmost region of India, and from Kochi, the Lakshadweep Islands. The city offers all modern facilities needed by a visitor and is a centre for cultural activities.
KANYAKUMARI
Kanyakumari is the 'Land's End' of India. Here, the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea and, at Chaitrapurnima ( the Tamil name for the full moon day that generally falls in April ), it is possible to enjoy the unique experience of seeing the sun set and the moon rise over the ocean simultaneously. It's a popular day-trip for people staying at Kovalam Beach in Kerala. Kanyakumari is also a popular pilgrimage destination and of great spiritual significance to Hindus. it is dedicated to the goddess Devi Kanya, the Youthful Virgin, who is an incarnation of Devi, siva's wife. The pilgrims who come here from all over the country represent a good cross section of India.
With the Arabian Sea the west, the Western Ghats towering in the East and networked by forty four rivers, Kerala enjoys an unique geographical location that makes it one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia. A long shoreline with serene beaches, tranquil stretches of emerald backwaters, lush hill stations and exotic wildlife, waterfalls, saprawling plantatioms, paddy fields, exotic cuisine....all combined, offer a traveler an unique exprience.
COCHIN
Cochin has one of the national harbours in India. Visit St.Francis Church (1510AD). which has the distinction of being the oldest church on the Indian soil. The Dutch or Mattencherry Palace built in 1555 is worth a view for its coronation hall and the murals depicting Ramayana. The Jewish Synagogue oldest in Asia, was built in 1568 and finally the Chinese fishing nets silhouetted against the sunset present a spectacular sight of Cochin's waterfront.
MUNNAR
A peaceful hill station and the summer Capital of the British in South India, quaint heavenly and unspoilt hill station is a favourite with Indian honeymooners. One can visit the Christ church with its original fourteen rows of wooden pews, the Mattupetty Lake which is flanked by steep hills and woods.One of the prime attractions in Munnar is the Tata Tea Museum.
GURUVAYOOR
Guruvayoor is one of most revered pilgrim destination for people of South India, so much so that it has been termed the Dwarka of South. People from far off come in large numbers just to have a glimpse of the deity despite knowing the fact that they will have to wait for long hours and the darshan itself will be very short. The temple town of Guruvayoor is located in the district of Thrissur in The state of Kerala.
Periyar &Thekkady
Set in the heart of the Cardamom Hills of Kerala is the Periyar National Park and Tiger Reserve. The park has a picturesque lake at the heart of the sanctuary and herds of elephant, deer, wild dog, barking deer, mouse deer, sambhar gaur and wild boars can be observed from the launches the cruise around the lake. Curious tourists can also visit a spice plantation in area.
Wayanad
Wayanad, the 'green paradise' instantly draws a picture of a vast stretch of green land The sobriquet itself oozes tremendous freshness.'The natural beauty of Kerala is the best', you will say to yourself as you set out exploring its hills, waterfalls, lake and wildlife sanctuaries. These gifts of nature do not merely have balmy effect on your tired soul, rather they give you a kind of happiness is simply indescribable.The very nature destinations that soothed your soul a little while ago now transform themselves and present opportunities to become adventures. So, undertake a trekking expedition to the peaks, boating rounds in the lakes, game viewing in the sanctuaries and have a close look at carvings of the caves.
ALLEPPEY & Kumarakom
The 'Backwaters'- a unique web of lakes, lagoons, canals and rivers are an integral part of Kerala. One can enjoy a backwater cruise, lazing in a small country boat as it meanders through the tranquil network of water canals, dotted with busy hamlets, lush green paddy fields. Formed by the 40 odd rivers that flow down to the Arabian Sea from the Cardamom Hills, this network of canals lakes estuaries one of India's most enchanting areas, rural living lifestyle, riverine expanse of verdant coconat groves and rice paddies.
HOUSEBOAT(KETTUVALLM)
The Kettuvallams, which literally means "Boats held together by ropes: are marvels of traditional designs. Houseboat cruise into the country side offers a close look into an engaging rustic life. Houseboat cruises assure a memorable experience on the azure back waters. Once a means of transportation, now a tourist's fantasy. The Houseboats are "The floating luxury with all its facilities including cosy bath attached bed rooms, spacious living room and well arranged kitchen.
TRIVANDRUM
Trivandrum is one of the most beautiful cities of India. Perched on undulating terrain of low coastal hills near the southern edge of the Indian mainland, clean and green Trivandrum, which was previously called Trivandrum, is an ancient city with trading tradition dateing back to 1000 BC. The city once formed a part of the capital of Travancore, which had its capital at Padmanabhapuram, now in Tamilnadu.
The city is also a welcome departure from other large cities of India in its spacious layout and regulated life.
It is also an excellent base to explore the interiors of Kerala, the southernmost region of India, and from Kochi, the Lakshadweep Islands. The city offers all modern facilities needed by a visitor and is a centre for cultural activities.
KANYAKUMARI
Kanyakumari is the 'Land's End' of India. Here, the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea and, at Chaitrapurnima ( the Tamil name for the full moon day that generally falls in April ), it is possible to enjoy the unique experience of seeing the sun set and the moon rise over the ocean simultaneously. It's a popular day-trip for people staying at Kovalam Beach in Kerala. Kanyakumari is also a popular pilgrimage destination and of great spiritual significance to Hindus. it is dedicated to the goddess Devi Kanya, the Youthful Virgin, who is an incarnation of Devi, siva's wife. The pilgrims who come here from all over the country represent a good cross section of India.
