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Alappuzha
About Alappuzha:
No honeymoon cottages and no snow balls to caress your body, yet this is a place where honeymooners and travellers enjoy heightened bliss! Yes, Alappuzha holds some of the most exquisite and exotic backwater arteries in Kerala; set out for a romantic escapade or a laidback holiday plan, strolling b....
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Guruyayoor
About Guruyayoor:
The very name ‘Guruvayoor’ evokes images of Lord Krishna and piety in the hearts of devout Hindus of Kerala. Guruvayoor, which lies 30 km from Thrissur, has become synonymous with the temple which attracts millions of pilgrims every year. The legend about the temple goes that Brihaspathi (Guru) fou....
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Idukki
About Idukki:
Idukki may not have a place in the cultural or historical map of Kerala. Much of the district still thrives on agriculture, mushroom cultivation, dairy farming etc. However, only few districts can beat the incredible beauty and virgin landscape of this mountainous town. There are areas unadulterate....
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Kaladi
About Kaladi:
Kaladi-the very name is synonymous with that of Adi Sankaracharya, the founder of the Advaita philosophy who was born here in the 8th century AD. Kalady, otherwise a sleepy little village, is visited by thousands of pilgrims today who wish to have a glimpse of the sacred spot where the Acharya is r....
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Kannur
About Kannur:
An Extravaganza of Golden Sand Beaches and Vibrant Folk Arts! Shutterbugs anywhere can go speechless, when freezing the coconut fringed shoreline and the mushy green landscape that Kannur is known for. Located at the alienated shorelines of Kerala, the district of Kannur is a land that is immensely....
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Kasargod
About Kasargod:
The Fortresses!A whole wrap up of seductions and surprises unravels, when you are in Kasargod; a land as serene as it can be! The wealth of surprises itself is the greatest treasure trove of the place, where one gets mesmerized by the breathtaking landscapes, dipped in emphatic mythology long cheri....
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Kochi
About Kochi:
A visit to Kerala would never be complete without one to Kochi. Known popularly as the ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea,’ Kochi is actually a cluster of islands in the Vembanad Lake. Cradled between the Arabian sea and the Western Ghats, Kochi has found a place in the National Geographic’s list of ‘50 gre....
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Kollam
About Kollam:
There is a proverb about Kollam- Once you see Kollam, you won’t need your home anymore. Once a great centre of learning and culture, Kollam soon acquired the reputation of being the trade and commercial hub of Kerala. Spices, precious stones, silk and cashew used to be exported from the ports of Ko....
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Kottayam
About Kottayam:
Kottayam is one of the few places in Kerala which possesses both natural beauty and a rich cultural history. Nature has been especially bountiful towards Kottayam- lush paddy fields, vast lakes and high hills with rubber plantations all stand side-by-side here. The Vembanad Lake, which also acts as....
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Kovalam
About Kovalam:
Queen of Kerala BeachesThe ravishing look extended by the mighty coconut groves lining the stretch of golden sand beach; there’s nothing more to it one can ask for to loosen up and relax! With tropical sun shining bright on the coastline of Kovalam, it is one of the most fabulous and the best rated....
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