Varkala is a haven for every beach lover. The breeze in Varkala has so much to offer that you would never go indoors. Varkala beach offers locals and visitors a unique shore experience. Getting out...
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Monthly Archives: April 2016
For centuries, Vaidyars (traditional practitioners of Ayurveda) were the only available doctors for every kind of diseases in Kerala. Unlike the other Indian states, Ayurveda in Kerala is not an alternative but mainstream. In fact,...
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A trip to Kerala can be more than what one can expect as its recipes take travel to a whole new level. Tasting the local cuisine is an important part of any holiday, and to...
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Experience Kumarakom, a picturesque lakeside village, 14 kms. from Kottayam, set alongside the Vembanad freshwater lake, one among the most beautiful spots in Kerala. Internationally renowned as a backwater tourism hub, enjoying a well-balanced tropical...
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Dance of the Enchantress – Mohiniyattom Coastal Kerala is the land of palm trees and gently flowing rivers and this very rhythm is captured in the art form of Kerala’s traditional dance – Mohiniyattom. Mohiniyattom...
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The word Kerala is first recorded (as Keralaputra) in a 3rd century BCE rock inscription left by Asoka, the Mauryan emperor as being one of the four independent kingdoms in southern India during his time....
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Bird-watching tourism appears to be growing rapidly amongst Western travelers to India and numerous studies have confirmed that it can substantially enhance local economies. Surveys found that the diversity of birds and calls of birds...
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Meaning of Kettuvallam is ‘boat with knots’ and it has coir ropes tied in knots to hold the entire structure of the boat together. Not a single nail is used. The boat is made of...
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Wear your most comfortable walking shoes and clothes to explore the historic town of Fort Kochi, popular for its coastlines and historical buildings. Touched with the Portuguese influence it is a “must see” on your...
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Munnar, once the summer resort of the British Government in South India is situated at the confluence of 3 major mountain streams, Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala, 1,600m above sea level. Munnar is the gateway to...
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