Waterfalls in Munnar Waterfalls in Munnar – Munnar is one of the most beautiful places in the Southern part of India. It is also known as the tourist best and favourite destination for Holidays. It has beautiful and green tea gardens, hill stations, mountains, waterfalls, the amazing and world famous kathakali dance, globally recognised Ayurveda…
DetailsMunnar – Surrounded by rolling hills, dotted with tea plantations, wrapped with green leaves is a hill station named the heavenly Munnar. Munnar is one of the most beautiful hill station situated in the Western Ghats mountain range in Kerala, India. The sloping lush green tea plantations, the curved roads, the heavenly atmosphere makes the…
DetailsPlaces to visit in Alleppey Alleppey, alias Alappuzha is a city situated on the Laccadive Sea in the southern part of India in the state of Kerala. Alleppey is one of the favourite and frequently visited tourist destinations in Kerala. The place is famous for its houseboat cruises, beautiful beaches, canals, lagoons, and the famous…
DetailsKerala is accepted to be the land of God by one and all. For years, Kerala has been one of the most famous tourist spots. The main reason behind the same is the ample diversity in the state. The greenery of the state makes it stand out among all other tourist spots. The beauty of…
DetailsKollam is a district among the fourteen districts in the state of Kerala. It is a place of magnanimous beauty and tranquillity. The Kollam town is extremely famous due to its scenic beauty amidst the water bodies especially lakes. The town is renowned for its cashew manufacturing and coir production. Kollam as per WHO is…
DetailsPlaces to Visit in Munnar Munnar, the most visited place by tourist from across the world is has gained a tremendous popularity than any other place in India. It is famous for its magnificent beauty of tea gardens, hill stations, mountains, foods, and most importantly its Ayurveda therapy and spa. Explore this beautiful, amazing, heavenly…
DetailsPopularly referred to as the headquarters of pilgrimage tourism in Kerala, Pathanamthitta, the land of temples was carved out of Idukki, Alappuzha and Kollam districts in 1982. This district, with its close proximity to the Western Ghats is endowed with scenic landscapes comprising of low undulating hills, extensive stretches of lush forests, rivers and charming…
DetailsFamous as the “Aksharanagari” Kottayam is a land of “Lakes, Latex and Letters”. It is known for being the highest literate district in Kerala as well as the first total literate town in the country. Flanked by the mighty Western Ghats in the east and the Vembanad Lake and Kuttanadan paddy fields in the west…
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