Museums Tours in Kerala

the history and popularity of kochi date back to 600 years; when portuguese, arab, chinese and dutch traders came to kochi for spice (cardamom and black pepper) trading the history and popularity of kochi date back to 600 years; when portuguese, arab, chinese and dutch traders came to kochi for sp... View More

It would not be too much to say, Kumarakom is truly paradise on earth the largest lake in Kerala, Vembanad is the heart of the Kerala backwaters and therefore, makes Kumarakom a famous tourist destination... View More

It was during the British Raj that the place came to the notice of the rulers for its sheer beauty and the comfortable climate and Vagamon has remained a major tourist attraction ever since Also called as Vagamon, this small hill station is located in the border of Idukki and Kottayam... View More

This port city has been an important trading destination that traded spices like black pepper and cardamom with jew, arab, chinese and phoenician traders for quite some centuries and with portuguese and dutch traders for even more than 500 years What gives the city an important position in history... View More

There is yet another interpretation to the name of the city that associates to the three important Shiva temples in the city name, Vadakkunnathan temple, Irattachira Shiva temple, and Asokeswaram Siva temple and is believed that the name has been derived from Tri-Shiva-Peroor which means the land w... View More

In the east, the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is a lush, forested area with regions of high altitude, domestic to animals such as Asiatic elephants, tigers, leopards, and egrets Within the Ambukuthi Hills to the south, Edakkal Caves incorporate ancient petroglyphs, some relationship back to the Neol... View More

Places to Visit in Alappuzha: Alappuzha Beach The Alappuzha seashore, additionally called the Alleppey seashore is well-known for neighborhood getaways due to its glad surroundings Several temples like mannarassala; the serpent worship region (Nagaradhana) and additionally several sea... View More

Munnar was the summer capital of British in southern India Munnar was developed to cultivate tea plants by the British although it completely was initially discovered by Scottish planters... View More

deity Kanya Kumari is believed to possess done penance there to urge Lord Shiva to marry her However, the city conjointly has special religious significance... View More