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ββGREEN PARK SPICES
The Green Park in Idukki has a plethora of activities to indulge in and spend a few hours making unforgettable memories. Go for a leisurely stroll in the park and learn about a host of Ayurvedic medicines and enjoy the sights of lush green plantations of spices. Take the two hours guided tour and explore the various steps of commercial production of the spices. Spend a few moments away from everyday city life in the tree houses or click stunning pictures in the picturesque surroundings.
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The Green Park in Idukki has a plethora of activities to indulge in and spend a few hours making unforgettable memories. Go for a leisurely stroll in the park and learn about a host of Ayurvedic medicines and enjoy the sights of lush green plantations of spices. Take the two hours guided tour and explore the various steps of commercial production of the spices. Spend a few moments away from everyday city life in the tree houses or click stunning pictures in the picturesque surroundings.
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ββπ Puthenthope Beach
Puthenthope Beach is situated in Puthenthope, 15 kms away from Trivandrum. Graciously fringed with palm trees, the beach is popular for mesmerizing sunrise and sunset views. But it is comparatively less crowded than the other beaches of the city and is synonymous with peace and tranquility. Boasting with all around ataraxy, the beach is especially famous for its sunset views and watching one of them is one of the best things to do in Trivandrum
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Puthenthope Beach is situated in Puthenthope, 15 kms away from Trivandrum. Graciously fringed with palm trees, the beach is popular for mesmerizing sunrise and sunset views. But it is comparatively less crowded than the other beaches of the city and is synonymous with peace and tranquility. Boasting with all around ataraxy, the beach is especially famous for its sunset views and watching one of them is one of the best things to do in Trivandrum
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ββπ Maipady Palace
An ancient palace located nearly 8 km from Kasargod town on Kasargod-Perla Road; Maipady Palace is a popular site belonging to Kumbala kings. Madhur Village located in the proximity is also a popular destination among tourists.
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An ancient palace located nearly 8 km from Kasargod town on Kasargod-Perla Road; Maipady Palace is a popular site belonging to Kumbala kings. Madhur Village located in the proximity is also a popular destination among tourists.
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ββπ Alappuzha Lighthouse
Known for its breathtaking 360-degree views, the Alappuzha Lighthouse(Alleppey lighthouse) is an old-world charm. It is 4 km away from the main town lying on the sea bridge facing the Arabian sea coast. The 1862 lighthouse has a museum that preserves old equipment like oil lamps and items that testify to its 150-year-old journey.
Constructed using laterite stones and teak, the Allepey Lighthouse is 30 meters high and can hold up to 25 people at a time. The spiralling staircase with over 100 wooden steps is worth climbing for the magnificent view of Allepey Beach and surrounding areas.
It initially had a double wick, coconut oil lamp, which was used until 1952. Later the lamp was reinstated by a DA gas flasher and a 500 mm drum optic. The old equipment was changed again by an emergency lantern of 300mm and a direct drive system which finally was replaced by a 230V Metal Halide Lamp in 1999.
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Known for its breathtaking 360-degree views, the Alappuzha Lighthouse(Alleppey lighthouse) is an old-world charm. It is 4 km away from the main town lying on the sea bridge facing the Arabian sea coast. The 1862 lighthouse has a museum that preserves old equipment like oil lamps and items that testify to its 150-year-old journey.
Constructed using laterite stones and teak, the Allepey Lighthouse is 30 meters high and can hold up to 25 people at a time. The spiralling staircase with over 100 wooden steps is worth climbing for the magnificent view of Allepey Beach and surrounding areas.
It initially had a double wick, coconut oil lamp, which was used until 1952. Later the lamp was reinstated by a DA gas flasher and a 500 mm drum optic. The old equipment was changed again by an emergency lantern of 300mm and a direct drive system which finally was replaced by a 230V Metal Halide Lamp in 1999.
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ββKolagappara
An isolated village in Wayanad town, Kolagappara is the perfect destination for a calm, relaxing weekend getaway from the daunting city life. Designed as the perfect spot for a fun time with family and friends, the village hosts a number of activities and accommodation options. Basic commute like rickshaw and taxis are available in the village which can help tourists travel from point to point. and it is one of the places to visit near Wayanad.
One of the major reasons for Kolagappara being an instant attraction among tourists is its adorable natural surroundings. The village is home to distinct flora and fauna along with exciting small animals. Travelers from across the country visit Kolagappara majorly for adventures like trekking and mountain climbing among others.
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An isolated village in Wayanad town, Kolagappara is the perfect destination for a calm, relaxing weekend getaway from the daunting city life. Designed as the perfect spot for a fun time with family and friends, the village hosts a number of activities and accommodation options. Basic commute like rickshaw and taxis are available in the village which can help tourists travel from point to point. and it is one of the places to visit near Wayanad.
One of the major reasons for Kolagappara being an instant attraction among tourists is its adorable natural surroundings. The village is home to distinct flora and fauna along with exciting small animals. Travelers from across the country visit Kolagappara majorly for adventures like trekking and mountain climbing among others.
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ββπ Nedungayam Elephant Park
Situated at a distance of 18 km from Nilambur town,Nedumkayam is noted specially for its rich rain forests. The wooden rest house built here by the British offers a panoramic view of the elephants and deers grazing in the forest near by. One has to get prior permission from the Forest Department to enter the forest zone. Heavy restrictions are imposed as a measure to save the existing forest land. An elephant taming center is also here.
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Situated at a distance of 18 km from Nilambur town,Nedumkayam is noted specially for its rich rain forests. The wooden rest house built here by the British offers a panoramic view of the elephants and deers grazing in the forest near by. One has to get prior permission from the Forest Department to enter the forest zone. Heavy restrictions are imposed as a measure to save the existing forest land. An elephant taming center is also here.
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βββ° Thangal Hills
Popular for its cascading waterfalls, blue mountains, meandering rivers, clear waters and misty environment, Vagamon is a quaint little hilltown bordering the districts of Kottayam and Idukki. Three mighty hills known as Thangal, Murugan and Kurisumala form the essence of the town. Colloquially known as Thangal Para, Thangal Hills are an important pilgrimage spot of the Muslims, located barely 5 kms from Vagamon. The whopping boulder at the top of the hill houses the mausoleum of Sheikh Fariduddin (mazaar/ dargaah of Sheikh Fariduddin) and is visited by thousands of Muslim pilgrims annually during the festival of Urs. Just below the rock boulder at the bottom of the hill, is a mosque used by the devotees and the locals to offer their prayers.
Surrounded by emerald green meadows and verdant tea- plantations, the hilltop also provides some awe-striking panoramic vistas of the valley below lined with trees of pepper, vanilla, rubber and coffee. Thangal Para makes for an ideal weekend getaway for couples and families alike, hushed in the serenity and quietude of natureβs bliss. Besides, the summit is also popular amidst the mountaineers, trekkers and adventure seekers as the hill provides some wonderful trekking opportunities both for the beginners and experts. The crevices and crannies in the terrain enable both novices and pros to try out their luck here. All in all, Thangal Para is a beautiful tourist spot in Vagamon and we recommend you to definitely visit it if in the area.
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Popular for its cascading waterfalls, blue mountains, meandering rivers, clear waters and misty environment, Vagamon is a quaint little hilltown bordering the districts of Kottayam and Idukki. Three mighty hills known as Thangal, Murugan and Kurisumala form the essence of the town. Colloquially known as Thangal Para, Thangal Hills are an important pilgrimage spot of the Muslims, located barely 5 kms from Vagamon. The whopping boulder at the top of the hill houses the mausoleum of Sheikh Fariduddin (mazaar/ dargaah of Sheikh Fariduddin) and is visited by thousands of Muslim pilgrims annually during the festival of Urs. Just below the rock boulder at the bottom of the hill, is a mosque used by the devotees and the locals to offer their prayers.
Surrounded by emerald green meadows and verdant tea- plantations, the hilltop also provides some awe-striking panoramic vistas of the valley below lined with trees of pepper, vanilla, rubber and coffee. Thangal Para makes for an ideal weekend getaway for couples and families alike, hushed in the serenity and quietude of natureβs bliss. Besides, the summit is also popular amidst the mountaineers, trekkers and adventure seekers as the hill provides some wonderful trekking opportunities both for the beginners and experts. The crevices and crannies in the terrain enable both novices and pros to try out their luck here. All in all, Thangal Para is a beautiful tourist spot in Vagamon and we recommend you to definitely visit it if in the area.
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ββPothundy Dam
Pothundy dam is situated en route Nelliyampathy, about 8 kms from Nemmara. It is one of the oldest dams in India. Built in the 19th century, Pothundy is known for the unusual ingredients that went into building it. The dam was constructed using a mixture of molasses and quicklime instead of the usual concrete. It is built across Meenachadypuzha and Padipuzha rivers, which are tributaries of Ayalar River.
Pothundy dam is the major water source for people in Chittur taluk. There is also a garden and a walking track on top of the reservoir. The picture perfect location of the dam, surrounded by mountains, draws a lot of visitors here.
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Pothundy dam is situated en route Nelliyampathy, about 8 kms from Nemmara. It is one of the oldest dams in India. Built in the 19th century, Pothundy is known for the unusual ingredients that went into building it. The dam was constructed using a mixture of molasses and quicklime instead of the usual concrete. It is built across Meenachadypuzha and Padipuzha rivers, which are tributaries of Ayalar River.
Pothundy dam is the major water source for people in Chittur taluk. There is also a garden and a walking track on top of the reservoir. The picture perfect location of the dam, surrounded by mountains, draws a lot of visitors here.
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ββπ Sweet Street (Mithai Theravu)
Sweet Street, locally known as Mithai Theravu, is a famous culinary destination in Kozhikode, Kerala, renowned for its traditional sweets and snacks. Lined with shops offering local delicacies like the famous Kozhikode halwa, banana chips, and other regional treats, the street is a paradise for food lovers. The vibrant atmosphere and rich aromas make it a must-visit for those looking to experience the authentic flavors of Kerala's culinary heritage. Mithai Theravu is a key cultural and gastronomic highlight in Kozhikode, attracting both locals and tourists.
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Sweet Street, locally known as Mithai Theravu, is a famous culinary destination in Kozhikode, Kerala, renowned for its traditional sweets and snacks. Lined with shops offering local delicacies like the famous Kozhikode halwa, banana chips, and other regional treats, the street is a paradise for food lovers. The vibrant atmosphere and rich aromas make it a must-visit for those looking to experience the authentic flavors of Kerala's culinary heritage. Mithai Theravu is a key cultural and gastronomic highlight in Kozhikode, attracting both locals and tourists.
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ββπ¨ Karimbukayam - Meloram
This quaint spot on the Manimala River that flows between Kanjirapally, a plantation town and Erumeli panchayats is much sought-after for its natural splendours. However what makes the place really popular are the occasional exotic water fiestas on the reservoirs organised by the enthusiastic people.
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This quaint spot on the Manimala River that flows between Kanjirapally, a plantation town and Erumeli panchayats is much sought-after for its natural splendours. However what makes the place really popular are the occasional exotic water fiestas on the reservoirs organised by the enthusiastic people.
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ββπ¬ Sobha City Mall
Sobha City Mall is one of the largest and most popular shopping complexes in Thrissur, Kerala. Located along the Guruvayur Road, this mall serves as a modern hub for shopping, dining, entertainment, and leisure, making it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. Spread over a vast area, the mall offers a wide range of retail stores, including top national and international brands, providing an extensive shopping experience.
The mall features an array of retail outlets, from high-end fashion boutiques to electronics stores, offering a wide selection of clothing, accessories, gadgets, and more. Popular brands like Pantaloons, Max, and Reliance Trends have a presence here, catering to diverse shopping needs. The mall also includes specialty stores that offer everything from cosmetics to home dΓ©cor.
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Sobha City Mall is one of the largest and most popular shopping complexes in Thrissur, Kerala. Located along the Guruvayur Road, this mall serves as a modern hub for shopping, dining, entertainment, and leisure, making it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. Spread over a vast area, the mall offers a wide range of retail stores, including top national and international brands, providing an extensive shopping experience.
The mall features an array of retail outlets, from high-end fashion boutiques to electronics stores, offering a wide selection of clothing, accessories, gadgets, and more. Popular brands like Pantaloons, Max, and Reliance Trends have a presence here, catering to diverse shopping needs. The mall also includes specialty stores that offer everything from cosmetics to home dΓ©cor.
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ββπ Erissery (Pumpkin And Lentil Stew)
Erissery is one of the famous dishes of Kerala which is savoured by travellers as well as local people in Kerala. A hit in every kitchen of Kerala, this curry is made from either raw plantains or sliced yams. It is typically prepared by boiling slightly sweet pumpkins with salt, chillies or pepper, dried lentils, grated coconut, turmeric powder, cumin seeds and garlic, and is served on a bed of rice once cooked. A favourite Kerala food item on the menu of religious festivals like Onam, Erissery provides the perfect culinary for foodies who are always on the lookout for new flavours!
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Erissery is one of the famous dishes of Kerala which is savoured by travellers as well as local people in Kerala. A hit in every kitchen of Kerala, this curry is made from either raw plantains or sliced yams. It is typically prepared by boiling slightly sweet pumpkins with salt, chillies or pepper, dried lentils, grated coconut, turmeric powder, cumin seeds and garlic, and is served on a bed of rice once cooked. A favourite Kerala food item on the menu of religious festivals like Onam, Erissery provides the perfect culinary for foodies who are always on the lookout for new flavours!
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ββπ Mayannur Bridge
Admire the beauty of the second longest bridge in Kerala- Mayannur Bridge, while exploring the places to visit in Ottapalam. Bring your cameras to capture the incredible shots of the Bharathapuzha River from this bridge. It connects the two cities of Mayannoor in Thrissur district and East Ottappalam in Palakkad district of Kerala.
You can enjoy a scenic drive on this bridge in 130 minutes. If you have spare time, you can park your vehicle at the end of the bridge and enjoy some enthralling views of the sunset on this bridge.
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Admire the beauty of the second longest bridge in Kerala- Mayannur Bridge, while exploring the places to visit in Ottapalam. Bring your cameras to capture the incredible shots of the Bharathapuzha River from this bridge. It connects the two cities of Mayannoor in Thrissur district and East Ottappalam in Palakkad district of Kerala.
You can enjoy a scenic drive on this bridge in 130 minutes. If you have spare time, you can park your vehicle at the end of the bridge and enjoy some enthralling views of the sunset on this bridge.
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ββπ Pallippuram Fort
The Pallippuram Fort is located in Pallippuram, on the northern extremity of the Vypeen Island in the Ernakulam district. The mighty fort was built by the Portuguese in 1503 and is the oldest European fort that exists in the country. Today, it stands majestically as the oldest surviving European monument in India amidst the lush greenery and the glistening skies.
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The Pallippuram Fort is located in Pallippuram, on the northern extremity of the Vypeen Island in the Ernakulam district. The mighty fort was built by the Portuguese in 1503 and is the oldest European fort that exists in the country. Today, it stands majestically as the oldest surviving European monument in India amidst the lush greenery and the glistening skies.
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ββπ Padinjarekkara Beach
Padinjarekkara Beach Situated at the end of the Tipu Sultan road near Ponnani in Malappuram district, the Padinjarekkara Beach offers a breathtaking view of the confluence of the Bharathapuzha, the Tirur Puzha and the Arabian Sea. Tourists visiting this spectacular beach have the option to enjoy a ride on water scooters or speed boats and they can also munch on tidbits at the floating coffee shop here. The beach is famous for bird watching, as migratory birds are often spotted here. You can also find an amenity centre, an amphitheatre and eco shops.
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Padinjarekkara Beach Situated at the end of the Tipu Sultan road near Ponnani in Malappuram district, the Padinjarekkara Beach offers a breathtaking view of the confluence of the Bharathapuzha, the Tirur Puzha and the Arabian Sea. Tourists visiting this spectacular beach have the option to enjoy a ride on water scooters or speed boats and they can also munch on tidbits at the floating coffee shop here. The beach is famous for bird watching, as migratory birds are often spotted here. You can also find an amenity centre, an amphitheatre and eco shops.
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ββπ‘ Dr. Kalam Smriti International Science and Space Museum
Dr. Kalam Smriti International Science and Space Museum, dedicated to the former president and space scientist Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, is situated at Vellanad in Thiruvananthapuram. This is South Indiaβs first museum solely dedicated to Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam.
The museum showcases the personal memorabilia of the late president, rare photographs and miniature models of rockets, satellites, etc. and inspiring quotes.
A notable exhibit in the museum is an image of Rameshwaram where Dr. Kalam began his journey of life and his teachings. Another noteworthy exhibit is a replica of Indiaβs heavy-lift launch vehicle GSLV Mk-III.
The Museum is an offshoot of Dr. Kalam Smriti International, an organisation that is functioning efficiently with the commendable support of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) at both technical and advisory levels.
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Dr. Kalam Smriti International Science and Space Museum, dedicated to the former president and space scientist Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, is situated at Vellanad in Thiruvananthapuram. This is South Indiaβs first museum solely dedicated to Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam.
The museum showcases the personal memorabilia of the late president, rare photographs and miniature models of rockets, satellites, etc. and inspiring quotes.
A notable exhibit in the museum is an image of Rameshwaram where Dr. Kalam began his journey of life and his teachings. Another noteworthy exhibit is a replica of Indiaβs heavy-lift launch vehicle GSLV Mk-III.
The Museum is an offshoot of Dr. Kalam Smriti International, an organisation that is functioning efficiently with the commendable support of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) at both technical and advisory levels.
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ββπ Dharmadam Island
Dharmadom Island located near Thalassery in Kannur has turned into favourite for tourists seeking a secluded and tranquil atmosphere. This stunning island is covered with a canopy of coconut palms and dense bushes, surrounded by rivers on three sides and the sea on the other. The place gives a brilliant view of the confluence of the Anjarakandy and Thalassery rivers.
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Dharmadom Island located near Thalassery in Kannur has turned into favourite for tourists seeking a secluded and tranquil atmosphere. This stunning island is covered with a canopy of coconut palms and dense bushes, surrounded by rivers on three sides and the sea on the other. The place gives a brilliant view of the confluence of the Anjarakandy and Thalassery rivers.
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ββMananthavady
On the banks of the Mananthavady River or locally known as βPushaβ, a tributary of the Kabini River, lies the municipality of Mananthavady, in Wanayad, Kerala. It is one of the three major towns and the second largest in the district. Adorned with lush green hills of the Western Ghats, it has a history ranging from those of kings and queens to colonial India.
With temples, parks, tombs and bird sanctuary as well as a group of islets nearby, Mananthavady provides a perfect recluse to forego the demands of the hustle and bustle of your life and breathe in the laps of nature. The oldest town in the district of Wanayad, Mananthavady was established in the 19th century. The term was coined from the Malayalam word, βmane eytha vadiβ which refers to the place where an βarrow was shot at the deerβ.
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On the banks of the Mananthavady River or locally known as βPushaβ, a tributary of the Kabini River, lies the municipality of Mananthavady, in Wanayad, Kerala. It is one of the three major towns and the second largest in the district. Adorned with lush green hills of the Western Ghats, it has a history ranging from those of kings and queens to colonial India.
With temples, parks, tombs and bird sanctuary as well as a group of islets nearby, Mananthavady provides a perfect recluse to forego the demands of the hustle and bustle of your life and breathe in the laps of nature. The oldest town in the district of Wanayad, Mananthavady was established in the 19th century. The term was coined from the Malayalam word, βmane eytha vadiβ which refers to the place where an βarrow was shot at the deerβ.
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ββπ Sasthamkotta - Queen of Lakes
Sasthamkotta lake which is known as the the Queen of Lakes is located 29 km from Kollam. It is the largest freshwater lake in Kerala and has always been a centre of tourist activity. Flanked by magnificent hills on three sides, this area is also home to one of Keralaβs most important pilgrimage sites, the ancient Sastha temple. One can find friendly monkeys on its premises that are considered divine entities by the locals. Dedicated to both Lord Ganesha and Lord Ayyappa, the monkeys are believed to be the faithful entourage of the ruling deity, the Dharmasastha. People love coming and feeding these animals, along with soaking in the spiritual ambience of the place.
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Sasthamkotta lake which is known as the the Queen of Lakes is located 29 km from Kollam. It is the largest freshwater lake in Kerala and has always been a centre of tourist activity. Flanked by magnificent hills on three sides, this area is also home to one of Keralaβs most important pilgrimage sites, the ancient Sastha temple. One can find friendly monkeys on its premises that are considered divine entities by the locals. Dedicated to both Lord Ganesha and Lord Ayyappa, the monkeys are believed to be the faithful entourage of the ruling deity, the Dharmasastha. People love coming and feeding these animals, along with soaking in the spiritual ambience of the place.
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