<p>Fort Kochi is a culturally diverse destination beneath the busy skyline of Kerala. It has been sitting on the western coast of India and has emerged to be very famous for cobbled streets, architecture from the colonial era, and also for a mix of colours of various cultures. This destination attracts all the world's tourists to enjoy its charm. The emblems of the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British settlers have never been erased from the life of the town; with time, the towns give testimony in the various churches, forts, and mansions. From the busy roads of Jew Town to Fort Kochi Veli Ground, open expanses, Fort Kochi breathes a tranquil yet dynamic air that depicts the essence of heritage in Kerala.</p><p><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/kmadmin/image/upload/v1729685675/kiomoi/fort_kochi_kerala_8380.jpg" style="width: 991px;"><br></p><p><br></p><p><b>Walking Through The History Of Fort Kochi</b></p><p>As far as the late 15th century, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/fort-kochi-in-kochi/history-1290" target="_blank">Fort Kochi history</a> is a critical point of contact between the Indian subcontinent and the rest of the world. The successive colonization by the Portuguese in 1503, then the Dutch and last but not least by the British ensured that their marks on the town's architecture, culture, and traditions were not erased. Today, Fort Kochi speaks to this layered past and gives the visitor an indication of an era of maritime trade, colonial power, and cultural exchange.</p><p><br></p><p>Fort Kochi is often called the "Gateway to Kerala." Boasting rich cultural heritage and its importance as a major trading port, it is here that you would find the famous Chinese fishing nets-a hallmark of the town, while the magnificent St. Francis Church is the oldest European church in the town- Fort Kochi tells a story of centuries gone by. Explore this place in <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/states/kerala-25" target="_blank">Kerala Tourism</a>.</p><p><br></p><p>The Portuguese Influence- Fort Emmanuel is one of the landmarks that narrate the tale of Portuguese heritage. Today, only pieces of the fort remain, but it was once the symbol of the stronghold of the Portuguese in Kochi. St. Francis Church is situated next door to which the mortal remains of Vasco da Gama were brought when they took his body to Portugal. Church Architecture and Unique Portuguese Style Its unique style is evident even in its architecture since it was already constructed way back in 1503. It even became the oldest European church in India.</p><p><br></p><p>Dutch Influence- In 1663, it was the Dutch's turn to capture Fort Kochi. They left behind their architectural style prominently seen in the Dutch Palace, known locally as Mattancherry Palace. Though erected by the Portuguese and renovated by the Dutch, this palace has been a royal abode for the local rulers over time. The palace houses beautiful murals depicting scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata that speak of assimilation between local and foreign cultures.</p><p><br></p><p>The British Era- The British gave a modern face to the town by introducing roads, public buildings, and schools. The magnificent Vasco House and David Hall epitomize the rich cultural mix that Fort Kochi boasts of today. As historical landmarks, these colonial architectural constructions have now been converted into galleries and museums.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Fort Kochi Weather: Best Time to Visit</b></p><p>Generally, the <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/fort-kochi-in-kochi/weather-1290" target="_blank">Fort Kochi weather</a> is like that in other places in the country-tropical-which is always warm the whole year through. The main seasons here are summer, monsoon, and winter. The hot summer season here, from March to May, is utterly painful, ranging from 26°C to 38°C. Heavy rainfalls dominate the region in the monsoon season, which spans from June to September, bringing the temperature to very low levels but at the same time bothersome for outdoor activities.</p><p>This is because the climate in winter months, from October to February, is quite pleasant with temperatures fluctuating between 17°C and 32°C. The sea breeze from the Arabian Sea makes this a great time for sightseeing and cultural events as well as to see the scenic beauty of the town.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Ferry Fort Kochi Timings and Transportation Information</b></p><p>Sightseeing Fort Kochi Timings on a ferry is one of the best options. The ferry system connects the mainland to Fort Kochi, and it provides some of the scenic routes across the backwaters. The Fort Kochi ferry timings usually begin from 6:00 AM and run till around 10:00 PM. The ferries operate at regular intervals. The boat ride is not only transport but gives the most lovely views of Kochi city skyline, fishing nets, and a bustling traffic of boats.</p><p><br></p><p><b>How to reach Fort Kochi from Metro and Bus</b></p><p>How to Reach Fort Kochi by Metro: Fort Kochi does not have a metro station, but you could travel from Kochi to Maharaja's College Station by the Metro. From Maharaja's College station, it is quite easy to get towards the ferry point. Regular ferries are available to reach Fort Kochi. It's a quick and convenient way of reaching the nearest point from which one can access Fort Kochi.</p><p><br></p><p>How To Reach Fort Kochi by Bus: For those who like the idea of travelling by bus, state-owned buses are also available. Kerala State Road Transport Corporation, or KSRTC buses, start at regular intervals from Ernakulam and the smaller towns to Fort Kochi. Since there are buses from all over Kerala to Fort Kochi, the convenience of access from anywhere in the state is perfect. The bus stops close to Veli Ground, which happens to be the centre also. So reaching the other attractions at Fort Kochi is not much of a strain.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Timings and Entry Fee of Kochi Fort Tourism Place</b></p><p>St Francis Church: 9 am to 5 pm; Sunday closed; Free</p><p>Jew Town and Paradesi Synagogue: 10 am to 5 pm; Friday and Saturday closed; INR 5- For Indians, INR 100- For foreigners</p><p>Mattancherry Palace(Dutch Palace): 10 am to 5 pm; Friday closed;INR5.</p><p><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/kmadmin/image/upload/v1729685676/kiomoi/fort_kochi_3161.jpg" style="width: 991px;"><br></p><p><br></p><p><b>Why Fort Kochi Must Feature On Your Travel Itinerary</b></p><p>A kaleidoscope of experiences tailored for everyone - if you are a history enthusiast, an arty one, or some sort of cultural explorer wanting to indulge in all the intensity breathed out through every corner of the ancient city, Fort Kochi is quite just by itself the epitome of elegance. Whether it is the medieval streets of Jew Town Fort Kochi or the grand architecture of the Dutch Palace and relaxation by peaceful water by the Chinese fishing nets, every nook and corner of Fort Kochi speaks for itself.</p><p><br></p><p>End Visitors can get lost in the town's rich history while feasting on the local Kerala cuisine famous for seafood and spices. Whether you wander through art galleries, sip coffee at a quaint café or watch a Kathakali performance, Fort Kochi promises to be an immersive experience.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Conclusion</b></p><p>Fort Kochi is not just a destination but a journey through time. Perhaps, what makes this place unique in the whole setup is the way influence is seen in what is distinctly Portuguese, Dutch, as well as British elements here, smothered with some touches of the local traditions of Kerala. Be it a stroll through the busy streets of Jew Town just a casual breather at Veli Ground or just sitting there while the sun sets over the sea, this fort will certainly captivate every one of your senses. The town has super pleasant climatic conditions, and transportation facilities like ferry transport, metro services, and bus services are excellent, along with this ever-growing list of historical attractions, making it a must in any Kerala itinerary. Enjoy this place with <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/kerala-tour-packages-192" target="_blank">Kerala Tour Packages</a>.</p><p><br></p><p>Pack your bags for an immersing experience in the timeless beauty of Fort Kochi with history, art, and culture.</p>

<div><i>"I am the eagle, I live in the high country, in rocky cathedrals that reach to the sky; I am the hawk and there`s blood on my feathers, but time is still turning they soon will be dry; All those who see me, and all who believe in me, share in the freedom I feel when I fly.".</i>..........-- John Denver (American Singer and Song Writer)</div><div><br></div><div>Vembanad Bird Sanctuary is located at a distance of 16 km west of Kottayam in Kumarakom. The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is spread across 14 acres on the eastern banks of Vembanad Lake, known for its varied avian population. Also known as the ornithologist`s paradise, the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is one of the most favorite hubs of migratory birds. The region was once the site for the rubber plantation and is a haunt for a variety of domestic and migratory birds. Some of the birds flock here from the Himalayas, and even some birds come from the snow-kissed hills of Siberia. During the rainy season, some of India`s most spectacular avians gather in their optimum haunts to court their mates and nest in huge colonies in the trees that line the paths of the sanctuary.</div><div><br></div><div>October to February is the time for traveling birds, such as the garganey teal, osprey, marsh harrier and stepped eagle, while May to July is the breeding season for local species, such as the Indian shag, pond herons, egrets, and darters. Early morning is the best viewing time. The best option to visit the sanctuary is by foot by a one and half km long walking track. Most of the species of the birds are spotted on the track. One can also opt to take a boat ride, which brings you, closer to waders like waterfowl and ducks and some fliers like parrots, larks, and flycatchers.</div><div><br></div><div>The sanctuary turns into a transit point during the months of November to February for the migratory birds. The main attractions are local birds like the waterfowl, cuckoo, owl, egret, heron, and the water duck, as well as the migratory Siberian cranes. Parrots, teal, larks, flycatchers, wood beetle, and other birds are seen here during their respective migratory seasons. The sanctuary contentedly hosts more than a few hundred varieties of local birds. Apart from the local birds every year, over 60 species of migratory birds flock here in large numbers. A large variety of fish, mussels, and crabs is also found in the Sanctuary. One can also see a variety of species of butterflies and moths quiver by. There is also a variety of species of mudskippers, crabs, and turtles found on the shoreline. One can also find fish and even crocodiles deeper in the water.</div><div><br></div><div>Along with the birds, the animals which are found in the sanctuary include Bears, Elephants, civet cats, lion-tailed macaque, Deer, monkeys, Tigers, Neelgai Tahr, Wild Pigs, Leopards, Deer, squirrels including the Malabar giant squirrel. A wide variety of snakes like Python, Cobra, Cipher, Rat Snake, and Iguana are also seen in the park. One should plan a visit to Kumarakom, to enjoy the incalculable show of avian acrobats.</div>

<div>Kerala is bestowed with some ancient traditional art forms that are still today performed with the same zeal and enthusiasm. We discuss here two art forms.&nbsp;<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>Kathakali</b></div><div>The art form of Kathakali is the oldest form in the world, which crystallized at around the same time as Shakespeare was scribbling the plays, though elements of it stem from 2nd-century temple rituals. The Kathakali performance is the dramatized presentation of a play, usually based on the Hindu epics the Ramayana, the Mahabharata, and the Puranas. All the great themes are covered – righteousness and evil, frailty and courage, poverty and prosperity, war and peace. Drummers and singers accompany the actors, who narrate the story through their precise movements, particularly mudras (hand gestures) and facial expressions. Traditionally, performances took place in temple grounds and went from 8 pm until dawn, now shorter performances in other open-air locales, as well as indoor halls are also popular.</div><div><br></div><div>Preparation for the performance is lengthy and disciplined. Paint, fantastic costumes, highly decorated headpieces, and meditation transform the actors both physically and mentally into the gods, heroes, and demons they are about to play. You can see cut down performances in tourist hot spots all over the state and there are kathakali schools that encourage the visitors. Many temples festivals across the state feature all-night Kathakali Shows.</div><div><br></div><div>The performances in Kochi are accompanied by instrumental as well as vocal aids. The expressions are suggested by the delicate hand movements and are complemented by the movements of the face, particularly, the eyes. The dance form is believed to have originated from the dance drama called Ramanattam. At Kochi, the Kathakali dance has a significant part in the socio-cultural sector of the entire state of Kerala. Important Kathakali centers in Cochin are:&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>India Foundation | Showtime : Daily 06:45 PM</div><div><br></div><div>Cochin Cultural Center | Showtime : Daily 07:00 PM</div><div><br></div><div>Kerala Kathakali Center Fort Cochin&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><b>Kalariyappayat</b></div><div>Kalariyappayat is an ancient tradition of martial training and discipline. Still taught throughout Kerala, Some believe it is the forerunner of all martial arts. Its roots can be traced back to the 12th century when skirmishes among the many feudal principalities in the region were common. Masters of Kalariyappayat, called Gurukkal, teach their craft inside a special arena called a Kalari. The Kalari is a part gymnasium, part school, and part temple. Its construction follows traditional principles: its rectangular design is always aligned east – west and Hindu deities are represented in each corner.</div><div>Kalariyappayat movements - the foundation of choreography that uses the actor’s bodies and gestures as the primary tools of expression – can be traced in Kerala’s performing arts, such as Kathakali and Kootiattam (traditional Sanskrit drama), and in ritual arts such as Theyyam</div>

<div>Thumbod a tiny village lying just outside the state capital of Trivandrum and otherwise is like any other <i>Kerala village </i>with swaying palms and lush green vegetation has shown the world the door to a more natural lifestyle. Ayurvastra the name given to a whole new concept of natural clothing has the fabric yarns infused with plant extracts and herbs. Developed under the aegis of <i>The Handloom Weavers Development Society</i> a nonprofit organization, Ayurvastra claims to rid people of many diseases by regular use of these clothes.<br></div><div><br></div><div>Ayurvastra goes through a dyeing process that is 100 % natural and free of any toxicity of chemical dyes. The process is in tune with the age-old Ayurvedic principles.</div><div>The process is something like this. The raw yarn is first thoroughly cleaned. Then the raw yarn is coated with a natural gum. After coating the yarn is immersed in the medicinal dyes. The medicinal dyes are prepared using pomegranate, turmeric, and indigo, among a host of other herbs.</div><div><br></div><div>The claims of the manufacturers were corroborated by clinical trials undertaken by the health ministry. According to these trials conducted at the Trivandrum’s Government Ayurveda College, the fabrics indeed worked. Patients with problems of eczema, psoriasis, allergies rheumatism were given bedding, rugs, and towels made from Ayurvastra. They used these items for a month and there was a marked improvement in their health. Along with the clothing ceilings, walls, floors were lined with Ayurveda coir mats. All these showed positive results in the health of the diseased.</div><div><br></div><div>According to the manufacturers of Ayurvastra, for maximum benefits, these clothing should be ideally worn during sleeping or meditating in a sense when the body is at rest. As this is the time when the body heals itself naturally.</div><div><br></div><div>Not only people with skin disorders, stressed-out executives or workers in the IT sector are also benefiting with the clothing infused with traditional Indian medicines. Along with the more traditional Kurtas, Tunics and Saris to cater to the youth Jeans are also dyed using natural colors.</div><div><br></div><div>The success of the Ayurvastra means not only the incomparable health benefits along with that it also offers the traditional weavers a good source of sustenance. This clothing also offers a good opportunity to catch the western markets where Ayurveda is a fad among health-conscious people.</div><div><br></div>

<div>The Thrissur’s Pooram Festival is associated with the caparisoned elephants that symbolize Kerala. Pooram is an annual festival held after the summer harvest. The legend has that in the 18th century AD there was a quarrel among 10 temples about participation in the festival held at Arratupuzha. To finish this dispute, the king (raja) Rama Varma decided to unite these temples and decreed them into one temple festival. Since 1798, it became the largest Pooram festival. The grand Pooram festival was born where participants from 10 temples of Kerala, accompanied by the idols of respective deities, carry the processions on the golden caparisoned elephants.</div><div><br></div><div>The Pooram day commences with the wave of joy and excitement at Thrissur Maidan. Eleven Elephants stand in each row and with the sudden beat of the Kobum, Chendas, and elathalams fills the air. Kobums are the wind trumpets and Chendas and Elethalams are the drums, cymbals, etc. With the rigorous and regular beating of the hands of the instruments are moved up and down. 50 selected elephants create an electrifying wave in the silent ambiance. 400, 000 lakh people throng to mark their presence in this humongous ceremony. The roar of millions of people bandies the air. The participants in the procession move there feet with great energy. They tap their feet and bang their heads with immense force. The festivity becomes grander when with the medley of sounds, the priests or leaders or escorts from the 10 villages move the thread chiseled fans in a consecutive manner. The elephants swirl their ears and nose with pride. Approximately 200 meters away from the maidan, the huge clump of 400,000 lakh people could be noticed entering the Vadakkumnathan (Shiva) temple. Madathil Varavu (temple entry) looks&nbsp; completely packed. The rampant hum of the crowd can be heard while Vedic chants are recited in the temple. The procession of 10 temples deities (idols)are carried into the Vadakkumnathan temple(Shiva temple). All together, this ceremony is named Madathil Varavu(temple entry ceremony), as mentioned in the above lines.</div><div><br></div><div>In the trail of successive events, the evening in celebrated with Kuda Mattom, or Umbrella swapping. One row of elephants stands in front row and the other row of elephant’s cramp on the other side. The action begins when the participants a top on the elephants back, exchange the multicolored parasols. The men in their traditional attires lower down their parasols swap them and then raise them in alternative manner. This action is repeated many times, whenever the parasols are moved, the visitors can hear the echoing voice of 4 lakh people. The row of multi colored parasols begins to resemble a Jugalbandi between the exhilarating crowd and the parasols swappers. One team raises a parasol carrying the Lord Krishna idol; the other team repeats the similar activity by raising the idol of Bhagwathi, followed by Ganesha and Shiva respectively. With the sunset, crowd starts easing off. The villagers start doing preparation for the final event and wait keenly till mid night when crackers are going to enlighten the sky.</div><div><br></div><div>The final event of the Thrissur Pooram is the fireworks display, the vedikettu at 3am. The crackers bursting ceremony is organized at Swaraj round, the area surrounding the Thekkikandu maidan is spread in a restricted ambit of 1 meter and during the festivity; it brims up to the road end. The visitors at this time should ensure complete safety of their valuables. Besides this, ceremony starting at 3:00 AM fills the air with enthusiasm. The ceremony commences with a sudden boomerang sound, the flower of exploding fire works in the sky can be appraised and the element of excitement is assured to over ride the mind. The whole night fades out amidst the presence of fireworks, pounding sounds and clusters of noise. With every pause, the deep lull exudes the air, surprisingly, the crackers are exploded again. Perhaps, this kind of chain is carried in the loop. By 5:00 AM, as the sun coasts out with its light rays, the fire works are stopped and every one goes back to their normal routine. The whole festivity is carried for 36 hours and finally, ends up in the morning. The travelers are advised to make an advance booking at hotels in Thrissur, as during the peak season all accommodations are booked. To avoid any chaos, Kiomoi offers also offers an advance online booking at best price tags. So move ahead and make your religious tour a memorable experience by making an advance online booking.</div>

<div>As August draws near, there is excitement in the air on Punnamada Lake in Kuttanadu, near Alapuzha, in Kerala. The D- Day falls on the second Saturday of August, when the polished boats are readied for the renowned Nehru Boat Race – The most awaited boat race of the year...<br></div><div><br></div><div>The race is known as Nehru Boat race in memory of India’s first prime minister, Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, who was so enthralled by the boat races of Kerala, that in December 1952, he donated a silver trophy – a replica of a snake boat placed on a wooden abacus to the winners. The trophy bears the following inscription above his signature: “to the winners of the boat race, which is a unique feature of the community life in Travancore Cochin” The trophy later became the Nehru trophy, with a grand race being organized every year in his memory. In Kuttanad, boat racing is both a religion and a passion. Every village wants to win the trophy and participates with vigor and intense preparation. Due to its abundance of lakes and rivers, Kuttanad is an appropriate place for a water sport of such magnitude like boat racing. It is a one of its kind race, as no other sport has so many members in a single team. The players need to perform in a disciplined manner and each one of them is supposed to have sound knowledge of the sport.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>A strong snake boat costs around six lakh rupees and money is raised be a committee to build one. The Vellankulangar snake boat, which is 140 ft long, has beaten 135 ft long Nedumbhagom snake boat, which holds the Guinness Book of world records for the longest race boat. The longer the boat, the better for a snake boat, as more rowers can be accommodated for more speed.</div><div>The glided sterns of the ebony – black snake boats and the colorful, beaded umbrellas on each boat appear like a beautiful painting against the back drop of the lake. The race boats are followed by other boats displaying the rich culture of Kerala, with artists performing traditional dance and music forms like Kathakali, Theyyam, Panchvadyam and Padayani.</div><div><br></div><div>The day of the race sees an estimated two lakh spectators thronging the lake to enjoy the event. The event is so popular, that apart from the locals, there is a sizeable presence of foreign tourists as well. During the race, the boats look like huge serpents moving at great speed in the lake.</div><div>Soon the snake boats are ready for the race and line up at the starting point. As the flag goes up, the race starts with a furor. There is the thumping of drums and rowing with the rhythm, the players steering with all their might and the crowds screaming. The lake transforms into an area filled with the roars hitting the water 100 – 120 times per minute.</div><div>Measuring over 100ft in length, the boats have a capacity for around 120 rowers. They are usually made from Anjali wood, but sometimes teak and Kadamb are also used.</div><div>The length of the racecourse is around 1370 m and it is divided into different tracks. The boats appear like fast – moving snakes when racing through the tracks, and are a magnificent sight to watch. The splashing of the oars, in unison with the rhythmic chants and drumbeats, make it an experience of a lifetime.</div>

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Eravikulam National Park

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Chokramudi Peak

Marayoor

Mattupetty Dam

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Wonder Valley Adventure and Amusement Park

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<p>Munnar is also referred as ``High Range`` because of its sky-needling acme. A holiday at Munnar is tantamount to tea/coffee/ spice plantations sprawling as far as eyes can gauge, mist-packed valleys, rolling hill, sparkling waterfalls, picture-postcard hamlets and undulating valleys. Blessed with all makings of idyllic holidays, Munnar is enriched with nature walks, photography, golfing, trekking, boating and paragliding. Perched atop 1600 m above the sea level, Munnar is situated at a confluence of three rivers Muthirapuzha, Nallathani and Kundala. Tea being the main claim to fame in the town, 12000 hectares of land is used for tea plantation, making it a suitable place to walk, cycle and poise against. In a true sense, Munnar is huge ‘holistic’ relief before you to descend to tropican Kerala —Madurai and other Tamil Nadu attractions. An exact spot to breath purest air, Munnar’s scenic locales extend beyond dreams.</p><p><br></p><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Quick Useful Facts:</span></div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">State:</span>&nbsp;Kerala</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Location:</span>&nbsp;Idukki district on the high ranges of the Western Ghats.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Altitude:</span>&nbsp;1, 600 meters</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Area:</span>&nbsp;557 sq km</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">STD Code:</span>&nbsp;04865</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Pin Code:</span>&nbsp;685612</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Location:</span>&nbsp;Idukki district on the high range of Western Ghats</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Best time to visit:</span>&nbsp;September to May</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Rainfall:&nbsp;</span>Annual Rainfall 270cm, 0°C-30°C</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Local Languages:</span>&nbsp;Malayalam, Tamil, English</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Clothing:&nbsp;</span>Clothing must be done in sync with the season. Woolens are preferable in all seasons.</div>

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<div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Things to do while in Munnar</span></div><div>Munnar is a tourists` paradise with a long list of exciting activities. We at Kiomoi have zeroed on certain activities which according to us is an absolute must if you happen to be at Munnar. These are highlighted here.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Tea Plantation Walks:</span></div><div>Munnar is synonymous with tea/ coffee plantations. Take a walk on these or long, dense plantations or visit Tata Tea Museum to get educated about tea production process.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Shopping Tea/Spice:</span></div><div>Helicopter Tours are an exciting and more adventurous way to see the whole of Munnar. There is no better way to view Munnar than the Helicopter Rides to see the green surroundings.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Boating/Cruises:</span></div><div>Boating/ Cruise is an integral part of Munnar tourism. Experience rowing a long boat or peddle boat on the Mattupetty Lake in Munnar. Boating takes you through the scenic ride of Munnar, past mountains, tea-fringed lake and so on. Read More...&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Canoeing:</span></div><div>Another water sport to be enjoyed here is canoeing. It is a very good way to explore the flora and fauna of Munnar. Canoeing facilities can be availed with the boating authority of Munnar.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Fishing and angling:</span></div><div>The scene here resembles here of a movie. Angling and fishing in the calm and still waters of Munnar lakes and dams is a must-do for all. Fishing can only be done with the prior permission of D.P.T.C authorities.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Paragliding:</span></div><div>Crowned with some of the highest tea plantation hikes, excitingly, Munnar has some great and thrilling scope for Paragliding. D.P.T.C Munnar offers two kinds of paragliding; one is a three-day course (Rs 12,000), while the other offers on spot paraglide along with the pilot.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Mountain Cycling / Biking:</span></div><div>Munnar is best captured on the cycle or bike tires. Zig-zag your way into the tea plantations and hill top on your cycle or bike. D.T.P.C, Munnar rents out cycles for Rs 10 per hour and Rs 50 per day. Read More...&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Trekking</span></div><div>Trek that silent valley of Munnar passing through the streams and rivulets on your way to high altitudes and tea-plantation hikes.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Sandal Valley Tours in Marayoor</span></div><div>Sandal Valley trip is the most refreshing and educating trip to Sandal Plantation areas in Munnar. Option to purchase authentic sandals is also available here.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Activities</span></div><div>Munnar has abounded with activities of all kinds, be it an adventure, entertainment or any other. Nature walks on the mountains, boating on the lake, safaris, tea plantation hikes and strolls and so on, there are ample of activities waiting to be explored at Munnar. A lot of curves, heights, natural water bodies, and tea/spices/coffee plantations throws in the scope of tourism activities. Check out some of the across-the-board activities at Munnar and its near by areas.</div><div><br></div><div>Boating</div><div>Cycling/Rent a Bike</div><div>Eravikulam National Park Hike</div><div>Trout Fishing</div><div>Golfing</div><div>Helicopter Rides</div><div>Horse Riding</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Boating</span></div><div>The best way to feel the clear blue water and outskirts of boating is Munnar. Take family Boating. Local coastal spots, Mattupetty Dam offer boating facility and boat renting facility.</div><div><br></div><div>Matupetty Dam Boating</div><div><br></div><div>Boating Fee Speedboat: Rs 250</div><div>Big Boat: Rs 600 (25 persons/half hour)</div><div>Timing: 9:30 am- 5:30 pm</div><div>Sethuparvathipuram Dam; Boating Fee- Rs 30</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Cycling/Rent a Bike</span></div><div>Not all can be toured by boating and cars. One way to trodden and discover the unseen, or sashay hair pin bends, tea plantation is by Cycling or through a bike. Ask it on rent from DTPC Information Centre if your hotel doesn`t give it on rent.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Hike at Eravikulam National Park</span></div><div>Eravikulam National Park is requisite-visit in Munnar. The park is home to some 3000 ibex, elephants, lion-tale macaque and prominently Nilgiri Tahr (an endangered species and found at two places) and many more. Reaching Eravikulam National Park is quiet an escapade as you canÂ?t take your car directly. A good 30 min hike will make you reach the park.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Trout Fishing</span></div><div>For permits: Contact The Secretary, High Range Angling Association, Munnar; call: 04865-230561-65 Office timings 8 am-5.30 pm Permit charges Rs 500</div><div>Many brooks, streams, mountains, and rivulets in Munnar offer a unique delight to anglers and fishing buffs. Two major places famous with anglers are Gravel Banks and Devikulam Lake; almost at a distance of 25 km. Gravel Bank is tucked in the remote corners of Nyamakad Estate. In order to reach Gravel, visitors will have to pass from Eravikulam National Park open area and scenic lures of Nyamakad Tea Estate.</div><div><br></div><div>Note: Anglers must have a permit before going for sports. Also, they are expected to bring their own rods and reels. All angling enthusiasts are expected to maintain a record of all catches.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Golfing</span></div><div>Good news for golfers: Munnar has two Golf grounds. Set in the wooded surroundings, the High Range and Kundale Club offer excellent golfing opportunities. High Range permits to play free, but Kundale Club doesn`t allow it free of cost until you take the resort for accommodation. One must have prior permission before availing of the facility.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Helicopter Rides</span></div><div>The fancy of rich and wealthy, the helicopter ride at Munnar is the game of wealthy and rich. Flying over high altitude and getting a green view of all, Helicopter Flight is another chance to rope in for enchanting eyeshot of Munnar. Take a chance to see Munnar, not by walking, not by cycling and not by horse-riding, but by scenic helicopter flight.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Horse Riding</span></div><div>Horse riding is a common scene and sport at Munnar. Seeing the places and valley from the back of a horse is one of the best take-home experiences to have in Munnar. The landscapes, valleys, roads and countryside surroundings give Munnar an exact home of Horse Riding buffs. Sit on the back of a horse and invade the jungle territories as well to survey the nature. The Muttuputty Lake/Dam offers horses for hire as do a number of other areas closer to the city. For more information ask for details at your hotel on arrival.</div></div><div><div><div><br></div><div>Shopping in Munnar is not-so-promising. The markets are minus glitz and glam of a showroom—a local bazaar set up. Besides the local veggies, woolens, tea, coffee, spices, spices, seasonal fruits, etc. are seen arranged not-so-aesthetically in the narrow lanes of this bazaar. The majority of bazaars are owned by the private owners but the presence of Government Shops can also be felt in the market. Munnar’s best buys are all its local products.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Shop Tea TATA KDH</span></div><div>Munnar is all meant to buy tea and better quality tea, which cannot be procured anywhere else in the country. Tea and history are 25 years old in Munnar. Several tea kiosks and shops are full-fledged engaged in tea selling, as many the smaller and larger tea shop is owned by local people. But the safest bet is to buy tea from TATA Tea Sale Outlet (Phone: 04865-230561-65). You can visit the sales counter between 9.30 am-7 pm at any time, located in the basement of the Company’s Regional office. Lay your hand on the best quality tea such as colonial tea (lowest Rs 140 for half kg), Lemon Tea, Green Tea, etc. White Tea (which is tea bud) is the most expensive tea quality costing Rs 6000. Just not tea, but Eucalyptus, Lemon Grass and Citiodora are some of the other buys here.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Shop Strawberries</span></div><div>Unlike tea, strawberries are seasonal pickups. Fresh and best in quality, strawberries are sold at chosen outlets. You can buy strawberries (Rs 35/ 200 gm, Rs 75/ 500 gm) at Tata Tea’s Shristhi Welfare Centre between 9 am-4.30 pm. This center is located at Nullathanini Estate, a 7-13 min drive from Munnar.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Shop Spices</span></div><div>Spices are available in abundance in Munnar. Every shop and other nook and corners are engaged in selling tea and spice such as cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, etc. Some of the shops selling good quality spice and at bargain rates are Spices are available in abundance in Munnar. Every shop and other nook and corners are engaged in selling tea and spice such as cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, etc. Some of the shops selling good quality spice and at bargain rates are:</div><div><br></div><div>Krishna Spice Shop, Chelackal Building, Munnar</div><div>SN Spice Market, MSA Junction, Old Munnar</div><div>Durga Tea and Spices, M.G.Road, Munnar</div><div>Sree Vinayaka Tea and Spice, M.G. Road Munnar</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Procuring handicrafts, woolens and other knick-knacks and other small local things is a good idea here.</span></div><div><br></div><div>Rahim Book Stall, Munnar</div><div>SN Spice Shop, Mattupetty Rd., Munnar</div><div>Johnson`s Wood Craft workshop, Kunjithanni</div><div>Deeja Gift House, Misha Jn., Munnar</div><div><br></div></div><div><div>South Indian food. Like other Keralan cities, Munnar cuisines also comprise of the fish, rice, idli, sambar, uttappam, chutney, pickles, pappadams, etc. Food and meals are served on a long banana leafs with great courtesy. Savoured with fresh spices, direct from the garden of Munnar, almost all the delicacies and culinary delights are tinged generously with coconut flakes. The best to taste in Munnar is tea and coffee that are grown locally in the town. Munnar has many restaurants and hotels serving the local and other Indian and Continental cuisines.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Vegetarian Restaurants</span></div><div><br></div><div>Hotel Saravana Bhavan (Try out this popular eating joint for top-valued veg banana meals.)</div><div>SN Anex, Munnar</div><div>Danya Sree Restaurant</div><div>Celestium</div><div>Pathel Gujatrathi Restaurant</div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;"><br></span></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Pure Keralan Restaurant</span></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;"><br></span></div><div>Mahalaxmi Restaurant, Old Munnar</div><div>Lecassa, Misha Junction, Old Munnar</div><div>Guru’s Tea County Road, Munnar</div><div>Hazrath, Market Munnar</div><div>Guru Bhavan Tea Count Road, Munnar</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Multi Cuisine Restaurant</span></div><div><br></div><div>Rapsy Restaurant, Main Bazaar (beef fry, biryani, paranthas, Spanish omelette, Israeli shakshuka)</div><div>Silver Spoon Restaurant, Town Bus Stand, Munnar (Keralan fish curry)</div><div>Lecassa, Misha Junction, Old Munnar</div><div>Mahalakshmi Old Munnar</div><div>T &amp; U</div><div>Llysium Gardens</div><div>Royal Retreat</div></div></div>

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<div><div>A world of green and its countless hues, Munnar is a show-stopper of all dashing Kerala attractions. Sliced out of Kerala Greens! and Peaks! it is cuddle-folded secret of Western Ghats with umpteen attractions, some old and some evergreen. Sans all the artificialities like high-rise buildings, water parks and other unreal recreation centres, Munnar is beatified with tea gardens, azure silhouette, mist-enveloped pinnacles and spice-covered sloped and natural streams. Six hundred meters above the sea, it is the Shangri La of Kerala and home to Anamudi (8,814 ft) the highest peak. A trip to Munnar is through photographic scenery, tea/ spice gardens, shoal trees, Nilakurinji blooms (if fortunate enough to capture some) and pure air. The green summit of Kerala, Munnar qualifies every element of a dream destination.&nbsp;<br></div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Church of South India:&nbsp;</span>Consecrated in 1910, during the British rule in India, CSI is ornate with tainted glasswork and has 14 rows of polished rosewood pews. As the history of the place goes, the church was a cemetery of Eleanor Knight Read more...&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Tata Tea Museum:</span>&nbsp;Opened up by the tea giants, TATA, the museum is a loving salute to all those who toiled hard for transforming Munnar into major tea producing estate. Some onliest items on display include Kundale Valley Light Railway dating back to 1905&nbsp; Read more...&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Pothanmedu:&nbsp;</span>Situated on the high entry point to Munnar, Pothanmedu View is a very comely place, extremely scenic, extremely pleasing to eyes. Inhabited by tea estate workers, Pothanmedu View is a small village some km away in Idukki</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Nyaymakkad Waterfall:&nbsp;</span>Scenes here can be compared from those seen in Bollywood of the tea expanses and songs pictured on it. While you are getting soaked in soothing greenery of the state&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Lockhart Gap:</span>&nbsp;You can palm out whole of Munnar and eye the prettiness of its surroundings from here. Well, driving over the Lockhart Gap from the south and taking a view from South is truly unforgettable&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Indo-Swiss Project:&nbsp;</span>Around more than hundreds of cattle and high-yielding cattle are bred in the vicinity here. A unique Project, the Swiss project in Munnar, is highly rewarding for its improving livestock farming&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Devikulam:&nbsp;</span>The most famous spot of Devikulam, the Sita Devi Lake is worth a visit. Try some trout fishing here. It is believed that the lake at Devikulam is the same place where Lord Rama and Goddess Sita had taken bath in the waters of the lake&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Pallivasal and Chithirapuram Dam:</span>&nbsp;Home to Pallivasal Project, Chithirapuram has an added charm of picturesque tea plantation and spice nurseries owned by Kerala Spice Board. Locales of tea plantations, mountain background, and tea/spice groves&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Blossom International Park:&nbsp;</span>The Park is stippled with rare-blooms of all varieties that color the garden area in all possible hues. Shrubbed with plantations and trees all over, the park is conditioned with cycling, boating, roller skating, boating, badminton, tree houses, fountains, swings and so on&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Atthukad:&nbsp;</span>Cascading from un-scaled heights, the Athukad Falls is replete with the capacity of stopping your breath for a moment or two. During the months of monsoon, the falls come more pleasing&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Nearby Places &amp; Excursion:</span></div><div>Munnar is a blessed hill town having a row of attractions aligned inwardly, or at fringed sides of this picturesque destination. Although Munnar is a wonderful place of interest in itself, the getaways are just the extension of coffee/ tea plantations or the lakeside that are quiet-not-chanced upon. Munnar excursions are the best way to catch a glimpse of unexplored and yet so gorgeous surroundings. Chance upon these, one by one.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Sethuparbathipuram Dam:</span>&nbsp;The aura and surroundings, an azure water reservoir ornate with boats of all shapes and sizes and animals grazing early morning on the banks make a very pleasant scene at the dam&nbsp; Read more...&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Marayoor:</span>&nbsp;Clad with an unceasing expanse of sandalwood plantations, Maraiyoor is quietly acclaimed with tourists for the same. Marayoor terrain is specked with wave-like mountains, rain, and deciduous forests, riverbank forests, paddy fields, waterfalls, rugged rocky hills, shoals, hamlets, brooks and hamlets and so on and so forth.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Maduppetty Dam:&nbsp;</span>A ten-kilometer drive from Munnar Town to through top station road to Maduppaty/Mattuppetty is the most scenic of all the drives in Munnar. Madduppaty Dam is 160-ft high with a huge reservoir that expands scenic over several of Km into the hill.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Eravikulam National Park:</span>&nbsp;Tahrs, an almost extinct wild species on earth, are the core draw of this park. A number of 1000 Nilgiri Tahrs are reported to be found in the park and its close vicinity, against the dreading numbers, poached already&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Anaimudi:&nbsp;</span>Anamudi is located in Kerala. Anamudi is located in the southern vistas of Eravikulam National Park is bordered with Cardamom Hills, Anaimalai Hills and Palani Hills.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Chinnar National Park:</span>&nbsp;Chinnar records around 225 species of birds, a mind-blowing number apart from other species. In evening leopards and tigers are common sights.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Ramakalmedu:&nbsp;</span>Mythologically, Ramakalmedu is a place of paramount significance. Lord Rama placed his feet over the place to search Goddess Sita, his wife, after Ravana, the monster abducted her.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Kollukkumally Tea Estate:</span>&nbsp;Kollukkumallay Tea Estate takes the honor of producing some of the most flavorsome tea quality in the world. Apart from tea/coffee production, Kollukkumallai has earned prominence for its panoramic landscape and wildlife species like elephants, gaur, sambar, sloth bear,&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Bison Spice Valley:&nbsp;</span>Bison Valley drew the name from a wild species called Bison, found in abundance here. Canvassed beautifully with mountains at the backdrop against the cardamom forest Bison is a scene potent of stopping a breath.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Top Station:&nbsp;</span>At 15 km from Munnar, Top station is located amidst scenic surroundings on the border of Kerala (Idukki) and Tamil Nadu (Theni), at an elevation of 1,700 mts. Top Station bags the award of being the highest roadway in Kerala and also on the Munnar-Kodaikanal Road. Top Station offers a peak view of the Theni district and the Western Ghats. Popular beats of Top Station comprises of Neelakurinji, Kurinjimala, and ropeway to Munnar. Also, Top Station is the western entrance to Palani Hill National Park.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Vagavurai and Lakkam Falls:&nbsp;</span>Vagavurai is named after it incomparable beauty characteristic of Vaga Trees. The sight of red flowers, bloomed on Vaga trees, all over the valley is breath-stopping. Vagavurai is conditioned with first pepper and orange plantations in Kerala and the first mini hydel project of the state. Just abutting these red varies is the Lakkam Waterfalls awaits you in the wilds near Lakkam a place near the Vagavurai Estate which is located at the Munnar- Marayoor road side. It takes 5 minutes to reach from the road.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Gundala Lake:</span>&nbsp;22 km away from the town of Munnar, Gundala Lake is hemmed on a height of 1700 mts above the sea level. Asia`s first arch dam, Gundala Arch Dam is placed amidst impenetrable jungles en route Top Station road in Munnar. One-of-a-kind project in the Indian subcontinent, Gundala Lake is enriched with boating facilities installed by Kerala State Electricity Board. You can make a selection of the pedal, house, and rowboats, or shikara boats for a round on water. Alongside, you can visit the tea gardens, Golf Grounds and many more</div><div><br></div><div><br></div></div><div><br></div>

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<div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Weather:&nbsp;</span>Located in Northern Kerala, Munnar — a beautiful hill station — observes a moderate climate in all seasons of the year. On average, the climatic condition maintains consistency in all the three seasons; summer, winter and monsoon. Munnar’s (1800) climate is salubrious with 25 to 30 degrees of average temperature. Rainfall, with variation in mm, is common to all months. The weather details of Munnar are presented below.<br></div><div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;"><br></span></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Winters</span></div><div>Winters are quite cold at Munnar. The temperature falls down to 5, and even less, during nights. Days are warm and sunny, with mists clouts at some places. Well, the season from October to February is the coldest.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Summers</span></div><div>Summers holds up a pleasant climate with a slight temperature shoot up to 25 degrees Celsius. A slight downpour can be expected. The temperature in summers seldom drops below 20 degrees.</div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Monsoons</span></div><div>Monsoon touches the hill station in the month of June and lasts till September. It is during this time that Munnar receives heavy rainfall, about 165 to 381 mm. Monsoon is marshy time and turns Munnar to colder than summer nights.</div></div>

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<div>Munnar — Kerala’s beguiling beauty — lies at an unpardoned height, unimaginably, at 5,000 ft. Hotspot envy of inanimate pinnacles, Munnar lies at a confluence of three streams, in the Western Ghats. Several of the attractions in Munnar lie not within the area, rather under the circumspect of 10-40 km. The hill station of Munnar is widely connected with other south Indian states and its prominent cities through all means of transportation like rail, road, and airways. The nearest airport is located at Cochin International Airport and the connecting rail strip is at Aluva and Ernakulam. Alongside, the National Highway 49 and State Highway 17 conjoin Munnar to other places like Maraiyoor, Indira Gandhi National Park and Eravikulam National Park. Many state-run buses, KSRTC and SETC buses and AC buses have frequent running to the state. Accessing Munnar through its hairpin bends and beauteous scape is a great experience for all. Munnar is mantled in a heady aroma of tea. Discover it layer by layer!!!&nbsp;<br></div><div><div><br></div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Local Transportation</span></div><div>Buses, auto-rickshaws, and rickshaw comprise local transportation in Munnar. Otherwise, tourists can hire cycles and bikes on rent as a means of transportation here. Raja cycles and Gokulam Bike Hire rent out cars and bikes per day at Rs 250. Autorickshaws run around the hills with bone-shuddering efficiency charging somewhat Rs 150 to Rs 650 for full sightseeing and other places accordingly. Alternatively, buses are also efficient and cheaper conveyance than autos. Well, Munnar has quite a decent number of buses running inter and intra-state buses catering to the tourist and locals alike. KSRTC bus stand located to the south of the hill station. Rickshaw is the best medium to hop to a short distance. A novel way to sight out Munnar is car hire. Cars can be hired to the extent of 80 km per day or can be paid meter wise accordingly.</div><div><br></div><div><div><span style="font-weight: 700;">Driving Direction</span></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Munnar is an exciting travel destination situated in the bountiful greens of the Kerala regions. The backwaters, hills, tea gardens and perennial line of palm trees, all together makes Munnar the best place to plan your holiday. Anamudi peak, Echo Point, Kundala Lake, Mattupetti Dam, and Rajamalai National Park are the well-famed attractions amongst the guild of travelers looking forward to a memorable holidaying experience.</div><div><br></div><div>Cochin International Airport is the major airport near Munnar. It is 89 Kms away from Munnar. This airport can easily be reached by auto or taxi. The nearest railhead to Munnar is Angamaly which is 120 km away from Munnar. This railhead can easily be reached by taking a bus or taxi. If the travelers want to reach Munnar by their own self-driven vehicle then they can take a route from NH 49 and SH 1 roadway link.</div></div></div>

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Get a chance to visit some of the most vibrant destinations from Kerala like Kochi, Athirapally, Munnar and Thekkady as you book this 05 nights and 06 days Kerala tour package. Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue, Jews Street, St. Francis Church, Chinese Fishing Net and Indo-Portuguese Museum are some of the tourist places to visit in Kochi. Enjoy nature at its best as you pay a visit to Athirapally and Vazhachal Waterfalls while on a tour to Athrirapally. Known for its spectacular stretch of mountains dotted with tea plantations and dense forests, Munnar is a quaint hill station in Kerala. You can enjoy a sightseeing tour to Munnar where you will visit Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty dam, Kundala Dam, Eco point, and tea plantations. Another, not to miss destination is Thekkady which is famous for its Periyar Wildlife Sancturay. You may also go for a boat cruise on Periyar Lake, the core of Periyar National Park. You can choose to visit Kerala at any time throughout the year as the state has a pleasant temperature for its visitors to enjoy it to the fullest

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One of the most beautiful and serene states of South India, Kerala is truly a mystical tourist destination. Travelers can explore nature at its very best here itself as Kerala is popularly known as God's own country. This tea and spic estate also houses quaint hill stations, sparkling lakes, rich flora and fauna and sandy beaches. Perfect for backpackers and families alike, the best of Kerala holiday packages are available here at value-for-money deals.
This 07 nights and 08 days Kerala tour package includes a visit to all the major tourist destinations in Kerala like Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey, Kovalam, Kanyakumari, and Thiruvananthapuram. With a well-planned Itinerary, the tour takes off with a visit to The Dutch Palace, The Jewish Synagogue, St. Francis Church (the oldest European church in India), Santa Cruz Basilica and other famous tourist places in Kochi. Munnar sightseeing includes Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, and Tata Tea Museum. The highlight of this Rejuvenating Kerala tour package is an overnight stay at the houseboat in Alleppey. This Kerala holiday itinerary is perfect for couples as they can have a romantic day cruising in the backwaters of Alleppey. Another, not to miss destination in Kanyakumari, which is famous for its tourist places like Padmanbhapuram Palace, Suchithram Temple, Devi Kanyakumari Temple, Vivekananda Memorial, Gandhi Dham, and Trivenisagam.
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