Must see and Do In Kerala

A walk through the aromatic tea gardens, scenic hills covered with green foliage and a camera in hand; there cannot be a better way to spend your evening!

Visit the century-old tea factories where you can taste and pick up the finest tea in the country. Of most interest is the Tata Tea Museum where you can witness tea-processing.

This small place near the Mattupetty Dam is surrounded with woods and has a small stream that make for a picture perfect location.

Elephant Ride
There is park having Elephants an inmates and filled aroma of spices due to plantation of spices in the park and there are various programmes on offer here including Half an hour ride and photo session and another programme called One hour with elephant which includes Elephant Ride, Elephant Bath, Phto Session, Commands and Communication.

The first and foremost activity of a tourist in Thekkady is Boating in the Lake. One can see the wild animals along the gringe of the lake foraging, bathing, drinking and resting. It would be a greater fun if one is lucky enough to see the elephants playing with their babies in the lake.

The jeep safari to Gavi from 6 AM to 5 PM is the major off-the-track destination activity ideal for a wilderness retreat among the Things to do in Thekkady replete with trekking, birding, canoeing and facilities for boarding. This programme includes breakfast, lunch as well.Jeep Safari covers the dense green vegetation,thick forests,cascading waterfalls and aromatic spice plantations.

Bamboo Rafting is a dawn to dusk range hiking and rafting programme through some of the richest forest tracts of Periyar Tiger Reserve is popular among the Things to do in Thekkady. Starting at 8 am from the boat landing, a mosaic of habitats will be traversed before the party gets in to rafts made of bamboos. The forests are rich in bird life and arboreal animals like giant squirrel and Nilgiri langur. The rafting is for about three hours and one gets a panoramic view of forest – clad hills reflected on the lake. Animals like elephant, gaur and sambar are sighted keeping close to the edges of the lake.

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is a small piece of heaven for nature lovers and bird watchers. Located on the banks of Vembanad Lake, this preservation ground is a habitat to plenty of common as well as endangered species of residential and migratory birds. These include Siberian Cranes, Parrots, Herons, Owls, Egrets, Darters, and Waterfowls. Exploring the sprawling 14 acres in a canoe is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating things to do in Kumarakom.

The peaceful glory of Kumarakom is enjoyed best by soothening of senses and relaxation of mind, body, and soul. And when we talk about the same.
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Kerala is a land of colorful culture and vibrant traditions. Kathakali – the traditional dance form – is an integral part of the Kerala culture and is practiced across the state. The bold dance form, its dynamic mudras, diverse facial expressions, and the charismatic accompanying rhythm make the ambiance magical and mythical. Watching and enjoying the beauty of these dance performances is one of the mesmerizing things to do in Kumarakom.

Cycling In Wayand

Though, trekking is considered one of the most exciting things to do in Wayanad, cycling through the rock-strewn and less frequented paths of Wayanad is thrilling too. Riding through the dewy tea estates, pictorial coffee plantations, rugged terrains and the lush green meadows is itself a refreshing experience!

Stay In Tree House

Resort is a peaceful green forest getaway. Veiled with the green thickets of Wayanad, the village resort treats its guests with an array of delights. For a unique experience, you can live in a ‘Luxury Tree House’, at a height of 70ft and decked with a Jacuzzi.

Kuruva Island – A scenic walk of leisure

If bamboo rafting around Kuruva Islands is not your cup of tea, you can opt for a leisurely walk around the island and discover its opulent beauty. Spreading over 950 acres, the lush green ambience of Kuruva is the flourishing ground for several rare species of flora and fauna.

Home Stay – Experience a night

One of the best ways to delve into the lives of the local people is by experiencing a night of their homely hospitality. The homestays here are known for their warm and generous services, homely vibes and native charms.