The famed Idukki Dam, hidden in Kerala’s gorgeous landscapes, has reopened its gates to tourists just in time for the vacation season. This reopening, however, is accompanied by a slew of new rules and restrictions, mostly in response to a security breach in September. In this essay, we will look at the improved visiting protocols, […]
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Kanthalloor is a golden treasure nestled among the stunning landscapes of Munnar and Kashmir in the south, attracting the hearts of travelers. This blog will walk you through the gorgeous streets, historical landmarks, and responsible tourism initiatives that make Kanthalloor a must-see destination. I. The Land of Fruits and Vegetables: Five Streets of Kanthalloor Explore
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Munnar, tucked away in Kerala’s Western Ghats, has a laid-back atmosphere that is just as energizing as the scent of its tea farms. With its stunning scenery, which includes mist-covered roads and snow-covered tea estates, this enchanted hill station is a sensory feast that will stay with you long after you leave. Munnar’s Rich History
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Nestled near the majestic Idukki Dam, the newly inaugurated Eco Lodge, an architectural marvel spearheaded by the Department of Tourism, beckons travelers to embark on a unique journey of sustainable living. This all-wooden accommodation, sprawling over 25 acres of lush landscape, promises an immersive experience in nature-friendly lodging. In this blog post, we’ll delve into
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Nestled amidst the lush green landscapes of the Munnar-Bodimettu stretch in the Kochi-Dhanushkodi National Highway, the Malayil Kallan Guha (rock cave) has evolved into a captivating tourist attraction, enthralling visitors with its rich history and scenic beauty. Situated near Devikulam, this rock cave has a fascinating tale to tell, dating back to the pre-Independence era.
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Adimali Waterfalls is a fantastic sight for Munnar visitors. From Adimali town, the waterfall—which rises at the summit of Korangatti hill and cascades into one—is a magnificent sight. It diverges through the rocks. The waterfall has water for eight months of the year, even if the flow slows during the sweltering summer. The waterfall joins
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Marayur Situated in the Idukki district of Kerala, approximately 42 kilometers north of the well-known hill town, Munnar, is Marayur, often referred to as Marayoor, a hidden gem. In this charming village, breathtaking scenery blends well with exhilarating experiences. We’ll look at the enthralling scenery, extensive history, alluring animals, and appealing artwork that characterize Marayur
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Kerala proudly celebrates a remarkable achievement on World Tourism Day. Kanthalloor, located in Idukki district, has been honored with the prestigious tourism award announced by the Central Tourism Department. Kanthalloor has been awarded the prestigious title of the best tourism village in the country. Tourism Minister PA Muhammad Riaz expressed his pride in the recognition
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Are you ready for an exhilarating one-day journey from Ernakulam to the breathtaking hills of Munnar? Nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala, Munnar offers a splendid landscape of lush tea plantations, misty mountains, and serene lakes. In this guide, we will take you on a perfect one-day trip in Munnar. We will cover must-visit
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Nestled amidst the lush landscapes of the Western Ghats, Eravikulam National Park is a true haven of biodiversity and a gem in the crown of Kerala’s natural wonders. Spanning over 97 square kilometers in the Idukki district, this national park is renowned for its distinctive features, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking vistas. In this article, we
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