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Ashtamudi, the most visited lake and backwater is located in Kollam district in Kerala. Ashtamudi is the entrance to the famous backwater of Kerala. It is the famous backwater in Kerala, the gods own country. House boat ride in this lake is very famous. There are numerous backwater resorts in Ashtamudi. This 16km long lake […]
Nelliyampathy is a small town in the Palakkad district of Kerala state, south India. Nelliampathi is a popular tourist destination located at a distance of 60 km from Palakkad. The Nelliampathi offers views of lush green forests, coffee, tea, cardamom, vegetable, orange gardens and waterfalls. Nelliampathi is a popular tourist spot for jeep trekking. A […]
Nelliampathi is an evergreen forest located in the Palakkad district of Kerala. The Nelliampathi Route, which has about 10 herpes curves, is a beautiful forest in the highlands. Tea and coffee are the main crops grown here. The weather is cool here. Nelliampathi is the only tourist attraction in Kerala which has an orange garden. […]
Aruvikkal waterfall is a beautiful waterfall which is situated in Pampakuda, in the middle of the towns of Mvatupuzha and Piravom in Ernakulam district of Kerala, India. Pampakuda is a village surrounded by scenic beauty. This is an apt spot to enjoy with family for a day. The best time to visit this waterfall is […]
Nelliampathi is an evergreen forest located in the Palakkad district of Kerala. Nelliampathy is a repository of ecosystems. Nelliyampathy is a famous hill station which is situated 60 km from Palakkad. The Pothundi Dam, the largest dam in India, is located in the foothills of the Nelliyampathy Hills. The Nelliampathi route with 10 herpes curves […]
Ardhanareeswara Temple is situated in Tiruchengode in Namakkal district in Tamil Nadu, south India. This temple is mentioned in the Tamil book ‘Silappathikaram’ and is situated on a hill top. Either you can walk up 1206 stairs made of stone or by vehicle. There are resting place along the way for those who walk up […]
