Tours and Travels

27/10/2021

15/06/2013

مونار
يضع قدمه في مونار والحصول على يفتتنون هذه المحطة تلة نعسان أن يهدئ الأعصاب المتوترة الخاص مثل السحر. ننسى بقية العالم والانجراف بعيدا عن السحابة الخاصة بك من السلام.

13/06/2013

يأخذ على سفر منظور المضافة عندما كنت مع منظمي الرحلات السياحية محنك مثل الجولات ماركوبولو، ويسافر. التمتع بالمناظر الخلابة من التلال نعسان وتذوق الكاري الفم سقي. الاسترخاء في الشواطئ الخلابة وخطوة الى القصور الأوروبية القديمة والحصون. إذا كنت ترغب في استكشاف "بلد الله نفسه"، ماركوبولو يعدكم بعض الذكريات العزيزة وتجربة من العمر.

10/06/2013

chineese fishing nets at Cochin

04/06/2013

Lukkam waterfall, 26 kms from Munnar towards Coimbatore direction

31/05/2013

Dolphin Nose, Kodaikanal

31/05/2013

Paranthumpara...

on the way to Thekkady via Mundakayam, turn left from old pampanar, and drive 4 kms. you can reach here!

30/05/2013

Thilled!!!! 13 elephhants on the way to Munnar from Kodaikanal via Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary

The elephant is the symbol of Kerala, signifying the deep links that the forests have on the lives of the people of Kerala. These forests have been closely associated with the customs, traditions, and social life of Kerala for centuries. The forests here are indeed some of the most magnificent and varied found anywhere in the world.
A number of excellent Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks have been created to protect the forests and the multitudes of animals therein. Periyar Tiger Reserve, Silent Valley National Park, Eravikulam National Park … are some among the best managed sanctuaries in India !
Nestled in the lush forests of the Western ghats in Kerala have 12 Wildlife sanctuaries and two National Parks. These sanctuaries and national parks are thronged by elephants, tigers, leopards, jaguars, deer, monkeys, Malabar squirrels, hornbills, kingfishers and many more which make them excellent wildlife vacation sites

29/05/2013

27/05/2010

The internationally renowned beach destination with three crescent shaped, palm fringed coves, is much sought after for sunbathing, watersports, shopping, catamaran cruising, yoga, meditation, and rejuvenative Ayurvedic body toning massages.
This enchanting strip of golden sands is laced with the rich greenery of coconut palms. A former fishing village, Kovalam is just 16 kms away from Trivandrum, Kerala's capital city. Kovalam is an evergreen and pleasant climatic beach resort. It is a dreamy place for tourists all over the world. Today Kovalam beach is known as the "Paradise of the South".

05/05/2010

Thekkady, is one of India's most fascinating natural wildlife sanctuaries, where you can watch wildlife at close ranges. The vegetation, the flora and fauna and the birds of Thekkady are uniquely rich, vast and varied that it does not bear resemblance to any other wildlife sanctuaries in the world.

29/04/2010

Kerala has long stretches of silvery beaches for those interested in the Sun . . . Most of it is still in a pristine stage, giving a chance to the wanderer to enjoy these stretches in relative peace. Kovalam to the south of capital Thiruvananthapuram, Varkala, Cherai, and Alleppey are some of the best beaches on the Southern stretches of the state.
The beaches to the North are beautiful, unspoiled and not too crowded. The districts of Kannur and Kasargod have many miles of unbroken silvery beaches. Some of these have been developed into resorts, but the vast majority is still there for the travellers interested in Solitude and Sun !

28/04/2010

The backwaters of Kerala - meandering inland lakes networked by canals - stretch to over 900 km. Boat trips across these tranquil stretches are an experience unique to Kerala.
Backwaters are an amazing phenomenon of Kerala - a necklace of lagoons lakes, canals and rivers that run through the length of this beautiful land. In fact much of Kerala's uniqueness lies in its backwaters - found nowhere else in the world.

28/04/2010

A paddy field is a flooded parcel of arable land used for growing rice and other semiaquatic crops. Rice can also be grown in dry-fields, but from the twentieth century paddy field agriculture became the dominant form of growing rice

27/04/2010

Isolated from the rest of India by the mountainous belt of western Ghats, but with a long coastline open to foreign influences, Kerala has evolved as a unique culture. Western and Eastern influences have helped shape this uniqueness in culture , art forms, music, dance and the very ethos of the people of Kerala.
Art forms of Kerala range from Kathakali, one of the dance forms of Kerala considered to be amongst the oldest Indian dance styles to be graceful Mohiniyattam. The vibrant and distinct music of Kerala so closely related to temple festivals and the elegant snake boat races have always been the favourite of tourists visiting Kerala.

26/04/2010

Eastern Kerala consists of land encroached upon by the Western Ghats; the region thus includes high mountains, gorges, and deep-cut valleys. The wildest lands are covered with dense forests, while other regions lie under tea and coffee plantations (established mainly in the 19th and 20th centuries) or other forms of cultivation. The Western Ghats rises on average to 1500 m elevation above sea level. Certain peaks may reach to 2500 m. Popular hill stations in the region include Devikulam, Munnar, Nelliyampathi, Peermade, Ponmudi, Vagamon, Wayanad and Kottanchery Hills.

26/04/2010

Kalarippayattu, considered to be the mother of all martial art forms in the world, is a priceless asset to Kerala's heritage. An intricate blend of physical prowess, mindset, martial techniques and indigenous medical system, this form of armed, close quarter, hand-to-hand combat is unique to this State.

19/04/2010

Athirappilly Falls is a part of Chalakudy river and it is approximately 80 feet in height. Another popular waterfall to visit is the Vazhachal Falls.Just a short drive from Athirapilly is close to dense forests and a part of the Chalakudy river.

18/04/2010

A journey through the backwaters of Kerala bares the indescribable beauty,the very soul of Kerala..