Your Next Travel Destination
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Kerala is known for its backwaters, beaches and green hills, but there is another feature quietly connecting these landscapes—the rivers. From the Western Ghats, Kerala’s rivers flow through forests, plantations, villages and agricultural lands before reaching the coast. Along the […]
Most travellers know Kerala’s backwaters through the windows of a houseboat. But Vembanad Lake reveals a much bigger picture. Around its waters are paddy fields, fishing villages, coconut-lined canals, bird-rich wetlands and traditional boats that continue to connect communities. Stretching […]
What if one Kerala destination could take you from an 18th-century fort to misty mountain roads, from traditional heritage streets to dense rainforest—all within the same district? That is Palakkad. Located along the foothills of the Western Ghats, Palakkad offers […]
Kerala’s food changes as you travel across the state. Thalassery biryani and pathiri define much of northern Malabar, while appam, stew, seafood and duck dishes are closely associated with central Kerala. Further south, Sadya, matta rice and traditional vegetarian dishes […]
Most travellers visit Kerala for its backwaters, beaches, and hill stations—but few explore the vibrant fishing harbours that keep the state’s coastline alive. Every morning, long before the crowds arrive, colourful boats return from the Arabian Sea, lively fish auctions […]
Everyone knows Munnar, Alleppey, and Kovalam—but what if Kerala’s most unforgettable experiences aren’t found in its most famous destinations? Beyond the well-trodden tourist trail lies a hidden side of God’s Own Country, where mist-covered hills, untouched forests, peaceful backwaters, and […]
Kerala, fondly known as God’s Own Country, is home to some of India’s most spectacular waterfalls. Fed by the rivers and streams of the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, these waterfalls come alive during the southwest monsoon, transforming […]
Kerala’s emerald-green tea plantations are among the state’s most iconic landscapes, stretching across the misty hills of the Western Ghats. Blessed with high elevations, cool temperatures, fertile soil, and abundant rainfall, Kerala has become one of India’s leading tea-producing regions. […]
Did you know that Kerala is home to some of India’s rarest and most spectacular birds, including the Great Hornbill, Sri Lanka Frogmouth, and the colourful Malabar Grey Hornbill? From mist-covered forests in the Western Ghats to the peaceful backwaters […]
Nestled in the southern Western Ghats, Ponmudi Hill Station is one of Kerala’s most scenic mountain escapes. Located around 55 km from Thiruvananthapuram at an altitude of about 1,100 metres above sea level, Ponmudi—meaning “Golden Peak” in Malayalam—is famous for […]