Poovar is a small village in the southern tip of Kerala which has abundance of natural beauty. A rare combination of lake, river, sea and beach make Poovar a favorite destination for every visitor. River Cruise starting point River Neyyar Go through the scenic canals of the river …through the dense green trees River Neyyar originates from Agastyarkoodam Hills near Thiruvananthapuram, and joins Arabian Sea at Poovar. The […]
Ponmudi is a hill station that is located at about 55 km from Thiruvananthapuram/Trivandrum. At a height of 1100m/3100ft above sea level, Ponmudi offers panoramic view if the surrounding hills and valleys. Road to Ponmudi Empty Hill Station! Beautiful Landscape covered by clouds! The drive to Ponmudi is very scenic. The narrow road passes through thick tropical forests of the Western Ghats. The narrow dwindling road […]
Kovalam Beach is a nice, pristine semi-white sand beach that is located at about 25 km from Trivandrum. Kovalam Beach is one of the popular beaches in this part of Kerala, and has the highest number of visitors! The commercial area of the beach has numerous visitors, street vendors, and people who offer various activities on the beach. If you continue ahead on one side […]
Attukkad Falls (also spelled Attukkal Falls) is located at a distance of 8 km from the town of Munnar. It is one of the many waterfalls found in this area, and the monsoon enhances the beauty of this waterfalls. The route to the falls is amidst the tea plantations, and that makes the drive to the falls much more memorable. In fact, the best view […]
Bekal Fort is the largest fort in Kerala that is built in over 40 acres of land at the edge of Arabian Sea. Bekal Fort is in the shape of a giant keyhole and is built in 17th Century. The fort is built on the sea, and two sides of the fort wall always guards against the unending waves of Arabian Sea. The fort is […]
Athirapally Falls is one of the most scenic waterfalls in Kerala. The falls are formed as water from River Chalakudy drops down 80 feet through several parallel streams collectively spread over 300 feet. During monsoon season, Athirapally Falls will be in full glory when all the parallel streams join together to form a single waterfall that drops down 80 ft and is more than 300 […]
Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary is located in North Wayanad region, and is neighbored by Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary (Rajiv Gandhi National Park) in Karnataka. Tholpetty Forest Department organizes various programs that interest wildlife enthusiasts. Be it 2-3 hour Jeep Safari (twice a day), 2 hour trek inside the forest (when the number of visitors is less), watch tower stay (permission required) and so on. Tholpetty has wide […]
Edakkal Caves are one of the most fascinating historical sites in Wayanad, combining an unusual natural rock formation, prehistoric carvings and a fairly steep climb through the hills of Ambukuthi Mala. The name itself gives you a clue about the formation. Edakkal means “a stone in between” in Malayalam. What is called a cave is actually a natural rock shelter formed when a huge boulder […]
Banasura Sagar Dam is the largest earthen dam (dam make of massive rocks, stones, boulders and mud) in India. The dam is constructed across the River Karamanathodu (a tributary to River Kabini) to meet the irrigation and drinking needs of the surrounding areas. The location of the dam with a picturesque background makes Banasura Sagar Dam a visual treat. Banasura Sagar Dam is located at […]
Phantom Rock is a natural rock site nestled in the Western Ghats. The rock stands out as it is located at a height. The uniqueness of this rock is the shape of the rock that looks like the face of Phantom, and hence the name Phantom Rock. The shape of the rock is natural, and is naturally placed over a bigger boulder that is located […]
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