Pamper your senses and rejuvenate mind and body with a traditional Ayurvedic massage and Spa. Trained practitioners at these centres will recommend the right treatment / rejuvenation package for you.

One of the most popular and interesting activities in Singapore is Night Safari. The fun starts with a fiery welcome at the entrance with a thrilling fire show. Once inside the park, you can explore the place in a tram and watch the animals from real close. Not to miss the live interactive shows held at regular intervals are also interesting. The park also has various trailing routes for you to walk around and explore on your own. Guided trails are also available

Asia’s first and only river theme park, this theme park is spread across over 12 hectares of land. Exhibiting some endangered and not-so-common wildlife species, River Safari is a place to consider for nature enthusiasts. One of the main attractions here are Giant Pandas apart from rich freshwater fishes and amphibians.

This nature-themed complex which is connected to three of its passenger terminals combines the best of both worlds, plush commercial place and a paradisiacal garden. With gardens, dining and retail options, Jewel is frequented by many visitors to Singapore or transiting through Changi airport. The centerpiece of Jewel is the marvelous Rain Vortex, world’s largest and tallest indoor waterfalls. The place gets beautifully lit up at night and the circular walls of the waterfalls become a 360 degree stage for a breathtaking light and sound show.

This half-day guided tour takes you around the main attractions around the city. With photo stops at main landmarks, the tour inducts you with Singapore’s history, culture and heritage

The national icon of Singapore, Merlion has a half-lion and half-fish structure. The statue of the same can be found in Merlion Park in the city center. Overlooking Marina Bay, the Merlion figure stands tall, spouting water from its mouth. While the Lion head of Merlion represents Singapore’s Malay name Singapura or lion city, the body symbolises Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village.

A luxury hotel fronting the Marina Bay in the Downtown core of Singapore, is also an iconic landmark. The observation deck on the 57th floor of the hotel is open to visitors on a changeable basis. One can get a breathtaking aerial view of the city once atop. The hotel offers the world's largest rooftop infinity pool.

Known for its colourful heritage sites and historic places of worship, China town was once home for the Chinese settlers in Singapore. One can visit Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple, Thian Hock Keng or shop for souvenirs at Pagoda street in China Town. The food street here offers great Singaporean hawker food.

This is the heart of Indian community in Singapore. With narrow lanes, beautiful temples and Indian restaurants, little India is always bustling with activities.

A nature lover’s paradise, Gardens By the Bay, located on the waterfront of Marina Bay is surreal. Spread over 100 hectares with over 800 species of plants, this place is loved by all. With three domes, air conditioned conservatories, and each of them unique in its own way, Gardens By the Bay is definitely worth visiting. The gardens are beautifully lit as the sun goes down making the experience more magical. Not to miss is the free Light and Sound show that happens everyday at 7.45 pm and 8.45 pm. Aerial Walkway offers a panoramic view of Singapore's skyline , especially during the night.

Known for the array of theme rides, interactive shows, Sentosa Island is literally a something-for-everyone kind of destination. The highlight of this sunny island is the popular Universal Studios. Housing three beaches, each of them holding its own unique charm, Sentosa can offer a day of sun, sand and surf. Apart from fun activities and shows, the island also offers some plush resorts if you wish to stay overnight on the island.

Largest bird park in Asia, Jurong is a popular attraction in Singapore.With 19 exhibits and home to over 5000 birds, Jurong Bird sanctuary is a wildlife lovers paradise. Catch a glimpse of pretty flamingos strutting around Flamingo Lake. Apart from showcasing the feathered beauties up close, Jurong also treats its visitors with live interactive bird shows and an opportunity to take part in daily feeding sessions.

Singapore cable car is a fun ride that takes you to Sentosa Island. Offering a bird’s eye view of the beautiful harbour and alos lush rainforest.

World's largest aquarium and maritime museum, SEA aquarium is a popular attraction in Sentosa Island. The massive aquarium is home to more than 800 species of colourful marine life including beautiful jellyfish, manta rays, sharks and more.

This is a well-kept wax museum which has life-sized wax figures of notable filmstars, sports personalities, political icons etc.

This is a spell-binding light and sound show that happens in the waterfront at Sentosa. The laser lights, fireworks and water effects with great background music puts up a great show.

Go behind the screen and spend the whole day at Universal Studio, Southeast Asia’s first and only Hollywood theme park. There is a lot to do and see at Universal Studio. Activity enthusiasts can go for thrilling rides and roller coasters. Live interactive shows also happen at regular intervals. Not to miss is the meet and greet with your favourite characters like Minions, Mickey mouse and more

Get a bird’s eye view of the city as you ride on this giant ferris wheel which is approximately 42 storeys tall. Step into the air conditioned capsule that will take 30 minutes to complete one full rotation. Providing a panoramic view of the city, once atop one can get a clear, uninterrupted view of Sentosa, Gardens by the bay, Changi airport and even parts of Malaysia on a clear day. For a unique experience consider taking a Flight with meal option and enjoy a four-course meal several feet above the ground with your loved one.

Get close with some giant cats including Royal Bengal Tigers at this well-kept zoo in the outskirts of Pattaya. Apart from tigers at Sriracha you will get a chance to watch Ostriches, Elephants, Crocodiles, Single Hump Camels, Kangaroos, and a plethora of amazing exotic birds. Live shows and feeding sessions give you a chance to closely interact with these animals. You can also click some pictures with tigers and cubs if you dare to, at a nominal charge.

Alcazar show is a must see for visitors in Pattaya. This grander cabaret show put up by stunning ladyboys in dazzling costumes is a treat to senses. State-of-art light and sound systems make Alcazar one of the best ladyboy cabaret shows in Thailand.

Enjoy some optical illusion at this trick-eye museum, the only one of its kind in Pattaya. Art in Paradise has 3D interactive pictures and installations to trick your brains. Through clever use of shading and borders, artists have painted directly on walls to create stunning images that trick our eyes. Providing great photo ops, Art in Paradise inspires visitors to get creative 3D imagery

This half day tour lets you explore the beautiful Coral Island, locally known as Koh Larn in Pattaya. A short speed boat ride takes you to the island with clear blue waters and abundant coral reef. One can choose to relax by the ocean or indulge in various water sport activities like parasailing, banana boat ride, glass bottom boat ride etc. A 20 minute guided snorkeling is a great way to explore the colourful underwater world.

Visit a market that is full of ways with artistic wooden structures built on water. The market showcases the rich and rustic aspects of Thai village cultureVisitors can buy handicrafts, local produce and knick-knacks from vendors. By evening, the market is all lit-up and thus has a special charm. Not to miss are the local eateries serving authentic Thai cuisine.

Go for a full day tour to the pristine Koh Samet Island known for its beaches and watersports. Consider spending the day on the beach or indulge in adventure activities

Architecture enthusiasts will find a visit to Sanctuary of Truth interesting. This is an unfinished museum with intrinsic wooden carvings. The entire structure is made out of wood mostly teak. Built by a Thai business man, the structure is a hybrid of a temple and a palace.

This calm and sandy beach is ideal for relaxation. The 6 km long beach also offers many watersport activities. This is one of the best beaches in Pattaya to witness a magnificent sunset.

The main attractions covered in this 4 hour long tour are the iconic Budha temples of Bangkok. This guided tour takes you through noteworthy attractions like the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, the Golden Buddha Temple (Wat Traimit), and Chinatown.

Wat means a Budhist monastery or temple. Known for the massive golden reclining Budha statue, Wat Pho is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bangkok. Apart from this, Wat Pho also has many gilded statues of Budhas in different positions and exquisite murals. Wat Pho was the first public university in Thailand, specialising in religion, science and literature. It is now more well-known as a centre for traditional massage and medicine. If you wish to experience a rejuvenating Thai massage, Wat Pho is the place for it. Experienced guides are available in the premises to explain to you about the significance of the place and its different aspects.

Popularly known as the temple of Golden Budha, Wat Traimit enshrines the massive solid gold Buddha image that weighs over 5 tons, the largest of its kind in the world.The complex also houses Chinatown Heritage centre where visitors can learn about the history of Chinatown and the Chinese immigrants in Bangkok and exhibits about Golden Budha’s history.

A popular activity while in Bangkok is night market shopping. These markets are a great way to get up close with local life in Thailand. These markets sell almost everything from clothes to jewellery bags and also electronic goods. There are many nominally priced eateries to explore street food in these markets. Some of the most popular and time tested night markets are Rot Fai Market, Chatuchak Friday night market, Khaosan and Patpong Night Market.

Experience a 2 hour long cruise through the canals of Bangkok in a long-tailed boat. The cruise takes you to the alluring Wat Arun also known as Temple of Dawn

Set sail and cruise on a luxury vessel across the Chao Phraya River. As you cruise along, watch live performances by talented artists. Catch the glimpse of popular attractions including the well-illuminated Grand Palace and Flower market. Enjoy a sumptuous dinner on board and relish some international and local Thai delicacies and desserts

Explore two of the famous local markets in Bangkok in this half day tour. Board a local train to Maeklong Railway market, the market that is set on a functional railway track. Watch the stalls and awnings being removed or pulled back from the track every time the train passes through. Railway market boasts to be one of the largest seafood markets in Thailand. Then head to Damnoen Saduak Floating market in a long-tail speedboat. Watch the vendors selling from their boats. The colourful and vibrant market is also a great place to try some local cuisine

Explore the UNESCO World heritage site of Ayutthaya on this full day guided tour. Enjoy a river cruise to the ancient city, the erstwhile capital of Siam. The place is considered to be the precursor of modern Thailand. Visit the Bang Pa-In summer palace on the shores of Chao Phraya river. Awe at the Budha head entwined in tree roots of Wat Mahathat. Your guide will take you through all the key and noteworthy attractions before being dropped back at your hotel in Bangkok

This 3 km long sandy beach is one of the most popular ones in Phuket, The beach is known for the multitude of water sport activities it offers. Along the shores, there are many stalls selling a variety of snacks, soft drinks and ice creams. There are many beachside restaurants and bars too in the area.

West coast of Phuket has many beachside rooftop restaurants and bars right by the beach that offer mesmerising sunset views. Though these are open throughout the day, they get busiest after the sun goes down

This half day long tour to James Bond Island is a popular activity from Phuket. This island made famous by the James Bond Movie is where you can admire stunningly beautiful rocky cliffs rising dramatically out of the sea. A cruise through Phang Nga Bay takes you to the island where you can indulge in activities like snorkeling or just relax by the beach. The program also includes a buffet lunch

Explore the beautiful Phuket island as you are driven along beach roads through Patong, Karon, Kata and Rawai. Visit the View Point to enjoy the sea view of Kata, Karon, Patong Beach and Wat Chalong, the main temple in Phuket. You will also be visiting Phuket's unique Big Buddha atop Nakkerd Hill and the Cashew Nut factory and shopping for local products

Go for a 5 hour long guided tour to the scenic Phi-Phi island near Pattaya. The tour lest you explore the scenic spots of Phi Phi island. The package includes the boat ride and buffet lunch

Also known as Golden Temple, this serene and beautiful Tibetan monastery in Coorg. Built in Tibetan style architecture, the monastery has beautifully decorated temple towers, ornate walls intricately adorned with murals.

This tour takes you through the resort's 300 acres of coffee and spice plantation. Learn about the coffee and spice cultivation, harvesting and processing which is a very rewarding experience.

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Experienced inhouse guides will narrate some interesting stories of Coorg history, culture and tradition. As you enjoy this interesting narration, you will be served some homemade aperitifs to sip on.

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This camp is in the Kushalnagar region of Coorg where elephants are protected and trained.Here, you can watch the jumbos up close while the Mahouts who are trained naturalists will brief you about them. If interested, consider an elephant safari or take part in elephant bathing and feeding sessions while at Dubare elephant camp. The location is scenic with a dense rainforest setting

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This temple of Lord Siva is popular among devotees as well as tourists for its unique style of architecture. With a design similar to a dargah, its construction reflects a mix of Gothic and Islamic styles. The temple was built in the 17th century by the then King

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A popular attraction in Coorg, Abbey falls is a nature lover’s paradise. Falling down from a height of 70 feet in the middle of a panoramic landscape, the falls is a treat to senses.

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• Abbey Falls are most scenic during or right after the monsoons.

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This cascade flows down the Bramhagiri hills amidst the lush green environs in the Coorg. Also known as Lakshmana Thirtha falls, the waters of Iruppu falls are believed to have divine powers.

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Madikeri Fort is a historical landmark in the heart of Madikeri town. The 17th century massive fort has stood the test of time. To add to its mystery, the fort is believed to have secret passageways. An architectural splendour, the fort today houses a museum that displays artefacts and weapons from the pre British era

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Seat of Kings or Raja’s seat is one of the most frequented tourist’s spot in Coorg. The place was always visited by the kings of Coorg and hence the name. Offering panoramic views with green valleys and towering hills, the place is surrounded by a beautiful garden and has a musical fountain. A toy train ride around this garden thrills the young and old alike.

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One of the popular activities in Kabini is a Coracle ride. As you ride, spot wildlife and a variety of avifauna in the surrounding Nagerhole National Park. The best time for this boat safari is early morning or during sunset

With more than 200 species of aviflora, Nagerhole National Park provides excellent birding opportunities. Go for a guided walk with the naturalist or take a boat ride in Kabini, you can spot species like Malabar Pied Hornbill, Nilgiri Flycatcher and the Malabar Parakeet. If you are on a boat safari, you will get to see water birds and waders.

With abundant wildlife and varied aviflora, Nagerhole National Park is a nature lover’s paradise. The 2 hour long safari is a chance to encounter a variety of animals including antelope, sloth bear, elephants, macaque and even bengal tigers and leopards if lucky. You get to choose between a Jeep, Canter or boat safari. Morning and evening safaris are available.

One of the popular activities in Kabini is a boat ride. You can choose between a coracle or a motor boat ride. As you ride, spot wildlife and a variety of avifauna in the surrounding Nagerhole National Park. The best time for this boat safari is early morning or during sunset

Get a night time perspective of Dubai, a city that never sleeps. Watch the city come alive after the sun goes down as we take you through the main attractions around. The trip starts with Madinat Jumeirah, the Arabian style market from where you can consider picking some souvenirs. The next stop will be the posh Jumeirah beach area where residences of the elite are located. The tour ends at Dubai Mall after you watch the colourful Dubai Fountain

Boasting to be the world’s tallest performing fountain, the Dubai fountain is situated on the 30-acre Burj Lake, close to Dubai Mall. The fountain has a unique design with powerful water jets capable of spraying water upto the height of a 50 storied building, laid over an area the length of two football pitches. An engineering masterpiece, The Dubai Fountain is illuminated by over 6,600 lights and 25 color projectors. Watching the colourful, illuminated fountain dancing to the tunes of classic Arabic and International tunes is a real treat to senses

This half day tour is your orientation to the city, its main monuments and attractions. The tour takes you through Palm Jumeirah, the man made palm shaped archipelago, the beautiful Jumeirah mosque and also some famous spice and gold souks of Dubai. With photo stops by the iconic Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa, the tour is a must do while in Dubai.

One of the two mosques in Dubai which is open to visitors of all faiths, Jumeirah is a beautiful mosque built out of white stone with intricate detailing. The highlight here is the guided tour where the visitors are taken around the mosques and explained about the different customs, practices and the right way of offering prayers in the mosque. Refreshments are served before the guided session. Jumeirah mosque gives a glimpse of the culture and tradition of Emiratis.

Burj Khalifa, formerly called Burj Dubai is the world’s tallest manmade structure. The award winning iconic edifice is a stunning feat of architecture. The observation deck on the 124th floor has high-powered viewfinders and telescopes to offer a bird's eye view of the city. To get on the floor a double decker elevator will zip you up at 32 feet per second. Those wanting to soar higher, can purchase tickets to the ‘At the Top Sky’ on the 148th floor. Once up, you will get a guided tour and also an interactive screen that gives an illusion of flying over prominent landmarks of the city. You will also be taken to the 125th floor for a ‘Falcon’s Eye View’ which is nothing but a virtual flight over the city.

Located on the man made Palm Jumeirah island near Jumeirah Beach, Burj Al Arab translating to the Tower of the Arabs is a luxury hotel in Dubai. Reportedly, this is the fourth tallest and the only 7 Star hotel in the world. The edifice which is 14 m taller than the Eiffel tower stands by the waterfront with its luxurious rooms overlooking the ocean. The structure resembles a ship's sail. The opulent interiors are gilded in 24 carat gold.

Standing beside Burj Khalifa, Dubai mall is the largest of its kind in the world. Featuring over 1200 retail outlets, and many options to dine, Dubai mall is a shoppers paradise. Underwater zoo and Aquarium, an Olympic sized ice rink, gaming zones and a massive cinema complex located in this mall is enough to ensure the visitors are busy and well entertained even if they choose to spend a whole day. Not to miss is the indoor fountain, the favourite photo point of visitors in the mall.

Experience a thrilling dinner cruise on ‘Dhow’ or the traditional wooden boats which were once used for fishing. The cruise takes you through the Dubai Marina, Yacht Club, and Marina Towers. The open-air upper deck offers mesmerising views of the neon-lit Dubai around while the air conditioned lower deck lets you unwind with a cup of tea or coffee. An international buffet dinner with traditional Arabic delicacies are served on board. Live shows including the traditional Tanoura dance will keep you entertained throughout.

Tanoura refers to a typical skirt and this Egyptian Folk Dance is usually performed by male Sufi dancers. Their endless whirling movements with the colorful skirts with geometric patterns spinning above their head will steal your attention. The skirts also have lights which add to the fun. Sufi music forms the background for the dance.

Dubai Miracle Garden spread over 18 acres of land with close to 50 million flowers blooming all over is the world’s largest natural flower garden. Flower-formed displays including replicas of houses, huts and even Burj Khalifa are a real treat to eyes. A unique butterfly garden with over 10,000 free flying butterflies adds to the charm. Restaurants and food kiosks are available to take care of your hunger pangs as you walk around.

Global village lets you experience the culture and cuisine of over 90 countries from all across the world under one roof. Claiming to be the world’s largest tourism, leisure and shopping project, Global Village is open to visitors from November to April every year. The place has a pavilion for each nation with an array of retail shops, food outlets and entertainment options. Live shows are also conducted by renowned international artists.

The Dubai frame standing tall at 150 m is one of the popular attractions in Dubai. Once atop it offers a panoramic view of the city and its iconic landmarks. High speed elevators take you up to the 93 meter long glass floored walkway from where one can get an uninterrupted bird’s eye view of the Old city of Diera on the North and Sheikh Zayed Road or Downtown Dubai with sky-piercing highrises towards the South. The experience starts with a multimedia exhibition showcasing the city’s rapid transformation from a fishing village to a modern metropolis as it is seen today. 3D projections and special effects are used to assimilate the scenes of the bygone era. An interactive display also depicts Dubai’s future.

A must do in Dubai, the Desert Safari lets you soak in the unique vibe of the red dune Arabian desert. The thrill begins with a 4*4 ride into the golden sand dunes. The dune bashing is nothing less than a thrilling roller coaster ride. You can also ride around the Bedoun-style campsite on a camel or opt for sand boarding or quad biking. You can also get a henna tattoo done by a local artist and watch the colourful Tanoura and Belly dance performances sipping on some Arabic coffee or Shisha if you wish to. A Lavish buffet dinner with Barbeque is also included.

This half day tour by shared AC coach is your orientation to the capital city. Awe at the opulent domes of Grand Mosque before you head to the Heritage village to get a feel of the rich Emirati heritage. Hop around some bustling souks that sell almost everything from Gold to Dates. The guided experience is extremely popular among tourists.

A gleaming architectural marvel, the mosque is one of the largest of its kind in the world. With 82 domes, 24-carat gold gilded chandeliers and over 1000 columns, Grand Mosque oozes opulence of Islamic architecture. Large enough to accommodate over 40,000 devotees, the mosque has some unique elements including seven imported Swarovski Crystal Chandeliers and world’s largest hand-knotted carpet. The mosque is elegantly illuminated in the night and its reflection can be clearly seen in the waters of the pools along the arcade.

The Corniche or Corniche road is an 8km long waterfront promenade with cycle and pedestrian pathways, restaurants, cafes and beach. Sunset is a great time to walk around or spend some time at the immaculate beach.Impressive skyscrapers adorn the street.

Heritage village lets you experience the tradition and unique Emirati Culture. This living exhibition showcases traditional souk, mosque, camps and overall Bedouin lifestyle. You can watch the local artisans weaving fabric on the loom or a potter on his wheel. Spice shop in the premises sells products including dried herbs, handmade soaps and souvenirs.

Selling the freshest and finest variety of Dates at reasonable price, Abu Dhabi’s date market is popular among the locals as well as the tourists. The shops here sell not just dates but also products made out of these. Over 400 different varieties of dates are sold here with the passing seasons

Emirates Palace is a posh waterfront 5 star hotel in Abu Dhabi. With a private beach, marina and stunning glittery interiors, the hotel is a popular sightseeing spot in itself. This opulent hotel has close to 400 well-appointed rooms that ooze luxury. Marble and gold gilded domes, state-of-the-art interiors, temperature controlled pools and more, the hotel is worth a visit. Two restaurants are available for non resident guests too.

Around 30 minutes drive from the main city, Yas Island, the second largest man made island in the world, is Abu Dhabi’s entertainment hub. The island houses Yas Marina Circuit, the Formula one race track. Yas Island also is popular among the adventure and activity enthusiasts for Ferrari World, Warner Bros Park, Yas Mall and the water theme park Yas Waterworld.

This Ferrari-branded indoor amusement park is a hub of entertainment and adventure. The iconic structure houses many adrenaline pumping rides, roller coasters, simulators and more is loved by adventure and F1 enthusiasts of all ages. Race tracks here give a chance to bring out the F1 driver in you. Not to miss are the Italian restaurants and food outlets in the park. Outlets selling F1 themed souvenirs and goodies are also worth trying.

With many adventure and thrilling rides Warner Bros Park is an indoor theme park in Yas Island. Apart from the rides, there are many live interactive shows and you can also meet your favourite characters from Batman to Bugs Bunny, Scooby-Doo and more. The park is divided into different themed zones. Many restaurants and grab-and-go food outlets are available to choose from.

A unique activity in the desert city is Kayaking through the Mangrove forest. The tour sets off every day at 7.00 pm. After a quick brief on the safety instructions and routes, pick your Kayak and paddle through the beautiful mangrove forest. The whole experience of kayaking on the calm waters through the thick mangroves under a starry sky is truly magical. You can also opt for a Night Light tour where you will get to paddle a kayak illuminated by LED lights. This is a great opportunity to spot colourful fishes and marine life.

Around 15 kilometers from main Munnar town is this scenic point on the banks of a calm lake. This place will bring out the child in you. It is fun to stand here scream out loud and hear your voice resounding through the hills. With mountains and lake, Echo point can be a beautiful backdrop for your photographs.

Hills stations like Munnar and Thekkady has many spice plantations which offers guided walking tours to tourists. Visitors can walk around these plantations and learn about different spices grown there from the guide. Cloves, cardamom, turmeric and pepper top the list. These plantations will also have a retail outlet that sells fresh spices.See More

Located enroute Athirapilly waterfalls, Thumboormozhy butterfly garden is the largest of its kind in Kerala. The place is home to close to 150 species of butterflies. There is a hanging bridge in the garden built over Chalakudy River, which connects to Ezhattumukham Nature Village. There is a children park that is set amidst well-manicured garden.See More

Spread across 14 acres of land, this sanctuary is a heaven for ornithologists. One has to walk for around 4 to 5 kilometres to explore the place. It is thrilling to walk through the woods looking out for various migrant and native species of birds. Guides are available on payable basis. There is a boating facility also inside the sanctuary.

Unlike Athirapilly, Vazhachal waterfalls flows through an incline slope and then descend into a huge pool. It is scenic to watch the calm waters flowing through huge rock beds. The falls is surrounded by lush Shola forest and thus the place has a unique vibe.See More

This waterfalls is located on the main road between Athirappilly and Vazhachal. Cascading from a height of about 60 feet, Charpa waterfalls is worth a pit stop. The falls are a great backdrop for your photographs.See More

Located on a popular tourist destination in Varkala, Anjengo Fort or Anchuthengu Fort has a secluded beach on one side and backwaters on the other. This fort was constructed by the British East India Company. The fort as its name describes, is a piece of land with five coconut trees, was given to the East India Company by the queen for trading. This fort was the first signal station for the ships coming from England. There is a cemetery inside the fort and is one of the oldest among the cemeteries. It dates back to 1704. The square shaped fort comprises of four bastions, each equipped with eight cannons. There is a lighthouse near to the fort which is also open to tourists.  The highlight of the fort is the beautiful beach near to it.

A 2000-year-old temple located in Varkala, also referred to as Dakshina Kashi (Banaras of the South, this temple is one of the major pilgrimage sites. The diety Janardhana Swamy is the avatar of Lord Vishnu.  The idol with four arms has Conch shell, wheel, mace and pot. Apart from the main diety, Janardhana Swamy, painted idols of Lord Shiva, Lord Hanuman and other gods are also worshipped here. The temple is located near to Varkala Papanasam beach.  The circular sanctum is spectacular with conical domes of copper sheet. The ceiling has wooden carvings of Navagraha (Nine Planets).

Varkala beach is the only place in Kerala where you can see cliffs adjacent to the sea. These cliffs are formed by the sediments deposited from the sea. Cliffs also known as Varkala formation are geological monuments as recorded by the Geological Survey of India. Water flows through the sides of these cliffs.

This palace is located in Padmanabhapuram, in the Kanyakumari district. Although this palace is located in Kanyakumari of Tamil Nadu state, it comes under the administration of archaeological department of Kerala. This 16th century palace, built by Iravi Varma Kulasekhara Perumal is located at the foothills of the Veli Hills. This is considered to be the largest wooden palace in Asia.

Situated in the Capital city of Kerala, Napier Museum, located in Trivandrum Zoo is an art and natural history museum. The museum was named after the former Madras Governor General, John Napier. The museums, along with the zoo, are managed by the Department of Museums and Zoos. It contains an array of historical artefacts like bronze idols, ancient ornaments, a temple chariot and ivory carvings.See More

One of the most popular attractions in Kovalam, light house beach is ideal for swimming and water sports. This is the largest among the three beaches in Kovalam. The beach gets its name from the candy striped light house that stands tall on the shores. One can climb on the observation deck and soak in breath-taking views of the sea from the top.See More

Located in the capital city of Kerala, Thirvananthapuram, Padmanabha Swamy temple is the richest place of worship in the world. The main deity Padmanabha (Lord Vishnu) is in ananthashayana posture here. The shrine is currently run by a trust headed by the erstwhile royal family of Travancore.See More

This is one of the lesser explored beaches of Kerala. The serene, white sand beach on the shores of Arabian Sea is easily accessible from the main town. A popular attraction on the beach is the 150 year old pier that extends into the sea which allows visitors to walk over the waves. Another highlight of the beach is the lighthouse. Alleppey beach is the venue for the popular annual beach festival held in April.

This is one of the sacred temples in South India. Located in Kanyakumari on the confluence of three seas (Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea), the main deity is Devi Kanyakumari. Kanyakumari Devi is worshipped as the reincarnation of Goddess Bhadrakali. Legends says that it was Sage Parasurama who consecrated the temple. The Goddess is believed to remove the rigidity of the mind. Water from the temple well also known as Moola Ganga Theertham is used for abhishekam of the Goddess.

Built in 1970, Vivekananda Rock Memorial is the finest piece of architectural beauty in South India. Legends says that Swami Vivekananda swam to this island and meditated and got enlightened here. A huge statue of Swamy Vivekananda is also built in the same place where he attained enlightenment. There is a Dyana Mandapam behind the memorial for visitors to meditate.

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.