A visit to tea factory for witnessing the tea processing methods to its distribution and tasting the locally grown tea variants. You will also get to learn the subtle art and science behind brewing a good cup of tea. Take over this ideal opportunity to taste different grades of tea.

Emerging from a lush shola forest valley, the Pathi Pole falls trip offers to catch the most beautiful sight of sunrises and sunsets.

Emerging from a lush shola forest valley, the Pathi Pole falls trip offers to catch the most beautiful sight of sunrises and sunsets.

Emerging from a lush shola forest valley, the Pathi Pole falls trip offers to catch the most beautiful sight of sunrises and sunsets.

Emerging from a lush shola forest valley, the Pathi Pole falls trip offers to catch the most beautiful sight of sunrises and sunsets.

This high energy cultural performance is conducted in the temples and some homes of North Malabar region. With its special head gear and vibrant body painting, Theyyam is a colourful visual. The performers are believed to invoke the spirit of God and bless the family and village with wealth and prosperity. Also known as Kaliyattam, the art form has immense religious significance and the locals see God in the performer.

Making Beedi or local cigarettes is an art in itself. This cottage industry which was very popular in the past is now a dying one. Nileshwaram still has some homes where Beedi making is still a livelihood. While at Nileshwar, consider visiting one such home to watch the women skillfully preparing beedi.

Mussel farming is a main source of income for families living by the backwaters of Valiyaparamba. While at Nileshwar, consider visiting one such farm and learn the techniques and intricacies about mussel farming.

Experience the charm of this North Kerala Village with your local guide. This half a day trip takes you through the narrow alleys, farms and countryside of Nileshwar. You will get a chance to watch fishing, mussel farming etc and also interact with the locals.

Visit the famous Ananthapura Lake temple, the only lake temple in Kerala. The temple is believed to be the moolasthanam or original seat of Anananthapadmanabha of the famous Padmanabhaswamy temple in Trivandrum. The most interesting part about the temple apart from the carvings and architecture is the pure vegetarian crocodile Babia, who resides in the lake and is believed to be the temple guardian.