Waterfalls Tours in Kerala

However, there are many other hill stations in Kerala that are no less beautiful than Munnar and one of them would be Vagamon Also called as Vagamon, this small hill station is located in the border of Idukki and Kottayam... View More

The close association of the city can be understood from its name that is considered to have originated from the terms Thiru-Shiva-Perur, which in Malayalam translates literally to ‘the city with the name of the Lord Siva’ The annual Thrissur Pooram festival is the most attractive feature o... View More

About Idukki Dense forests and mountainous hills, hill resorts and wildlife sanctuaries, rubber plantations and tea factories, the versatility of natural beauty that Idukki offers is something that can rarely be found in any other place in the country... View More

However, the city conjointly has special religious significance However, the city conjointly has special religious significance... View More

Munnar was developed to cultivate tea plants by the British although it completely was initially discovered by Scottish planters Munnar was developed to cultivate tea plants by the British although it completely was initially discovered by Scottish planters... View More

Masses of travelers arrive on the dam to revel in its beauty and take photos Within the Ambukuthi Hills to the south, Edakkal Caves incorporate ancient petroglyphs, some relationship back to the Neolithic age... View More

Places to Visit in Kollam Palaruvi Waterfall The most popular tourist destination in Kollam is the Palaruvi Waterfall Kollam is the cashew capital of the state, exporting maximum of the best quality cashew produce in the region... View More

About Kozhikode Kozhikode or Calicut is one of the most prominent cities in the history of India and the third largest city in the state of kerala, in the southern part of the country What gives the city an important position in history is it is here in this port city that vasco da gama, the portu... View More