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backwaters

Kerala's backwaters is the most popular tourist attraction of Kerala.. Backawaters are formed by the accumulation of sea water at the beach. As the waves moved to and fro, they made their way tearing the ground and forming backwaters. The backwaters are essentially inland lakes connected by a network of canals. The best way to enjoy the Kerala backwaters is to take a cruise on a Kettuvallam or the house-boat.

Kollam is virtually the gateway to the fascinating backwater life of Kerala. The regular ferry from Kollam to Alappuzha, a neat nine hours boat ride through the Ashtamudi Lake is one of the most intensive backwater experiences. Romancing the backwaters will be a pearl that you can treasure in the golden casket of your memories.


 

Kerala Beaches

One of the major attractions of Kerala is its Beaches. Some of the popular beaches in kerala are-

kappad Beach
This is the historic beach where Vasco da Gama landed on the May 27,1498 with 170 men in three vessels. The rock studded beach is locally known as Kappakadavu.

Kovalam Beach
The Kovalam Beach is 16 Km from Thiruvanan thapuram City.

 
Duration
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9 Days/8 Nights
Places Covered
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Cochin - Periyar - Kumarakom -

 

Marari Beach
Marari originates from " Mararikulam ", one of the local fishing villages. Here life still goes on much as it did a hundred years ago,

Varkala Beach
Varkala is a seaside resort and spa, as well as an important Hindu centre of pilgrimage.

Alppuzha Beach
This is the most popular picnic spots in Alappuzha. The pier, which extends into the sea here, is about a 140 years old.


Beypore Beach
Beypore, one of the prominent ports and fishing harbors of ancient Kerala was an important trade and maritime centre.

Dharmadam Beach

Dharmadam beach is on the island with the same name. Located 17 km from Kannur town.

Ezhimala Beach
The beautiful beach here has a hillock nearby (286 m height). A naval academy is being developed here.

Thangassery Beach
This seaside village of historic importance has ruins of an old Portuguese fort and churches built in the 18th century.

Kochi Beach
Cochin has been a port of call for foreign traders from early times. Its cosmopolitan character is reflected in the buildings and structures represen- ting different regions of the World.

 

kerala hill stations

Much of kerala's exotic appeal is centred in the highland area of the western ghats. Rising to an average height of 1520 m, the tropical forests of the ghats house rich flora and fauna. Not to speak of expansive, loamy plantations of tea, coffee, rubber and fragrant cardamom. The popular hill stations in Kerala are.

Kannur Hill Station
This enchanting hill staion, situated 4,500 ft.above sea level near the Kerala - Karnataka border is rich in flora and fauna. It is a six kilometer trek to the top of the hills.

Kozhikode Hill Station
Famous for its trekking tracks, Tusharagiri, is located near Vythiri in Wayanad. Treakkers start early in the morning grom the second waterfall at Tusharagiri

Munnar Hill Station
Munnar, a hill station on the Western Ghats has lakes, reservoirs, forests and tea estates. It is called the Nature-Lovers's Paradise.

Iduki Hill Station
Idukki is one of the most nature rich areas of Kerala . As a tourist destination, idukki offers diverse attractions like wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations.

Wayanad Hill Station
The name Waynad is derived from the expression 'Wayanadu' which means land of paddy fields.

Palakkad Hill Station
Palakkad is 80 km towards northeast of Trichur and 50 km towards southwest of Coimbatore. Palakkad district is called "the Granary of Kerala".

Mattupetty Hill Station
Mattupetty is situated at a height of 1700 m and is just 13 km from Munnar.
 

kerala wildlife

Kerala is bestowed with a rich repertoire of natural bounty - mountains & hills, rivers & lakes, backwaters & shoreline. It is natural for Kerala to be home to many national parks and sanctuaries. The enchanting green forest with its rich flora and fauna makes Kerala a much sought after wildlife destination in India. The numerous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Kerala will add that extra bit of excitement when you holiday in Kerala.

Muthanga Wildlife Tour
Popularly known as the Wyanad National Park, the Muthanga National Park is a popular wildlife sanctuary located on the Kerala hills and offers a natural habitat to a large number of wild animals.

Neyyar Wildlife Tour
The Neyyar reservoir is easily navigable and extends 9.06 sq. km. The vegetation varies from tropical wet evergreen to grasslands. The Agasthyakoodam hill, 1890 metres high, lies in the premises of the sanctuary. Elephants, gaur, sloth bear, Nilgiri tahr, jungle cat, wild boar, Nilgiri langur etc. are seen.

Parambikulam Wildlife Tour
The Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary located between the branches of the Periyar river is essentially a bird sanctuary.

Thickly forested with stands of bamboo, sandalwood, rosewood and teak, the sanctuary has some marshy land and scattered patches of grassland. Parambikulam was once home to some of south India's finest stands of teak

Peppara Wildlife Tour
Peppara Wildlife Sanctuary is composed of the dense forests and the Peppara dam built on the Karamana River and was declared as a sanctuary in 1983 to increase the drinking water supply to Thiruvananthapuram and the adjoining suburbs.

Periyar Wildlife Tour
The Periyar sanctuary offers a lovely and comfortable way to see the animals via boat rides on the man-made lake, which the wildlife areas encircle. In addition to the wild life, there are water and land birds galore here, and one can sometimes find dedicated bird watchers setting in for one or two weeks of serious observations.

Shenduruny Wildlife Tour
The forest has been named after a tree called Chenkuruny. The artificial lake formed by the Parappar dam across the Shenduruny and Kulathupuzha rivers is at the centre of the sanctuary.

 
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