Fort And Palace Tours in Kerala

About Thrissur Located in the central part of the state of Kerala, Thrissur, formerly known as Trichur, is the cultural capital of the state The annual Thrissur Pooram festival is the most attractive feature of the city that is renowned for being a festival of festivals... View More

It's considered the abode of virgin deity Kanya Kumari, AN incarnation of deity Hindu deity (the divine Mother Goddess) However, the city conjointly has special religious significance... View More

Farther inland, the Sivagiri Mutt monument memorializes the social reformer Sree Narayana Guru, who is buried right here Just south, Papanasam beach is believed to have holy waters... View More

Attractions Kochi: The influence of all these foreign traders can still be found in this port city with Chinese fishing nets, ancient mosques, and a 400-year-old synagogue the history and popularity of kochi date back to 600 years; when portuguese, arab, chinese and dutch traders came to k... View More

About Kollam The district of Kollam, formerly known as Quilon, is one of the most remarkable districts in Kerala with its natural attributes like a long coastline, Kallada river and other water bodies, the backwaters and many more Kollam is the cashew capital of the state, exporting maximum of... View More

A adventure within the houseboat of alleppey is a actual pilgrimage to the kerala culture Several temples like mannarassala; the serpent worship region (Nagaradhana) and additionally several seasonal boat races (Nehru trophy, Champakkulam, Payippad) for the duration of the duration of August to S... View More

The fort appears to have been designed up from the ocean since almost three fourths of its exterior is drenched and therefore the waves regularly stroke the fastnesses It is a stunning town positioned at the Northern extreme of Kerala... View More