Thattekad- area attracted with the highest number of birds in India.

Thattekad – Kerala’s Birdwatcher’s Paradise Nestled in the lush green heart of Kerala, Thattekad is a serene destination located in the Kothamangalam taluk of Ernakulam district, about 60 kilometers from Kochi. Resting between two branches of Kerala’s longest river, the Periyar, this area is elevated...

Sulthan-Battery,Wayanad Tourism

Sulthan Bathery – The Historic Gateway to Wayanad Nestled in the scenic highlands of Wayanad district in Kerala, Sulthan Bathery is the largest town in the region and a key hub for tourism, trade, and travel. Located at an altitude of about 930 metres above sea level, the town is surrounded by lush...

Jews of Kerala

The Jewish Legacy in Kerala: A Chronicle of Migration and Harmony Kerala holds a unique place in world history as one of the oldest homes of the Jewish diaspora. While there is no unanimous agreement on the precise date of the arrival of Jews in Kerala, several traditions and historical references...

Cherai Beach – Where the Sea Meets Serenity

Cherai Beach – Where the Sea Meets SerenityCherai Beach, nestled on the northern tip of Vypeen Island in Ernakulam district, is one of Kerala’s most serene and scenic coastal stretches. Just about 25 km from the bustling city of Kochi, this charming beach is a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural...

Athirappilly Waterfalls

Athirappilly Waterfalls – Kerala’s Majestic Cascade Athirappilly, nestled on the eastern side of Chalakudy in Thrissur district, is one of Kerala’s most stunning natural attractions. Known for its dramatic 42-meter high waterfalls, Athirappilly lies at the edge of the Sholayar forest range in the Western...

Kappad- place where Vasco d Gamma, a Portuguese explorer landed in 1498.

Kappad – Gateway of History and Coastal Charm Kappad, also known locally as Kappakadavu, is a serene and historically significant beach on Kerala’s Malabar Coast. Located about 16 kilometers from Kozhikode (Calicut), Kappad sits gracefully where the Korapuzha River meets the Arabian Sea. With golden...

Thenmala, an ecotourism centre

Thenmala – India’s First Planned Eco-Tourism Destination Nestled in the serene hills of Kollam district, Thenmala sits at an elevation of about 1,640 feet above sea level, offering visitors a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and conservation. Located approximately 72 km from Thiruvananthapuram,...

Nelliyampathy- a part of the Sahyadri ranges in the Western Ghats.

Nelliyampathy – The Hidden Gem of the Western Ghats Tucked away in the Palakkad district of Kerala near the Tamil Nadu border, Nelliyampathy is a scenic hill station nestled within the majestic Western Ghats. These hills, forming part of the Sahyadri ranges, showcase a mix of gentle slopes and rugged...

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