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Kerala – The Best Travelling Experience

Ask a nomad why he had chosen Kerala out of all the beautiful places in the world. Can a vagabond survive the hordes of hospitality smeared all over the God’s Own Country? Yes! He can knit the fishing nets, work on Tea and Coffee Plantations …

Culture, Family Tour, hill stations, Kerala Ayurveda, Kerala Beaches, Kerala Hill Stations, kerala tour, Kerala Tourism, Kerala Tourist Attractions, Kerala Village Tour, tour packagesApril 27, 2019March 18, 2023

Lesser Known Facts about Kerala

Kerala, popularly known as the God’s own country tops the list of destinations sought after by the Global Travelers. This pristine and serene state which lies in the South – Eastern part of India is much favoured due to its exotic wildlife, herbs, emerald green …

Lesser Known Facts about God’s Own Country – Kerala

Celebration, Culture, Festivals, Festivals of Kerala, kerala tour, Kerala Tourism, tour packages, Tradition, UncategorizedApril 13, 2019March 18, 2023

All You Need to Know About VISHU Festival in Kerala

Kerala is all set to welcome yet another festival of love, happiness, prosperity and new hope. Nature flushed with the golden yellow Kanikonna flowers (Golden Shower Tree or Cassia Fistula or Indian Laburnum) has already announced the arrival of Vishu in Kerala. It is the festival …

Culture, Family Tour, Kerala Temples, kerala tour, Kerala Tourism, Kerala Tourist Attractions, Temple Festivals, tour packages, UncategorizedMarch 12, 2019March 24, 2023

Sri Padmanabaswamy’s Panguni – An Accolade to the Legend

The sanctum sanctorum of Kerala, Sri Padmanabaswamy Temple is often in the news for its boundless hidden treasures and divine-sheltered clandestine history. Let the doors remain closed and secrets stay as secrets. The events outside the temple are interesting and queer as well. From “Kodiyettu” …