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Munnar needs no introduction to the seasoned traveller. The most favoured destination in Kerala, Munnar is situated at a height of 1600mts above sea level. Located in Idukki district, it is a slice of heaven with endless tea gardens, winding narrow lanes between the mist covered mountains and the spice scented fresh air.
This little town attracts tourists from around the globe all through the year. The tea estates, Mattuppetty Dam, Eravilulam national park etc. are just some of its attractions.
Above everything else is the calm and relaxed quality of this land that engulfs you in its arms leaving you with a desire to experience more of Munnar, and that is why one bids adieu to this place with a promise to visit again.
Alleppey
Also known as the Venice of the East, Alleppey is the hub of Kerala’s backwaters. With its picture perfect lagoons, mirror still backwaters, calm beaches, it is a land of watery wonders.
Its intricate grid of canals and how the life here is deeply interlinked with its waterways is just amazing. Home to thousands of house boats, Alleppy is the best location to spend a weekend floating in its waters, witnessing the breath-taking beauty this land is blessed with and enjoying the freshly cooked fish and duck in authentic Kerala style.
If enjoying some down time from the bustle of the city is what you need, Alleppey is just the place for you.
Bekal
Bekal,a small town in Kasaragod district,is not just a known tourist location of the state but also a land with many stories of the past. The ancient fort, extensive beaches, numerous estuaries all set in the rich cultural backdrop, attracts tourists and travelers alike.
Situated in Bekal is Bekal Fort,the largest and best preserved forts in Kerala. The 300 year old fort built in the shape of a giant key hole offers an amazing view of the Arabian Sea from its observation towers.
The beach surrounding the fort is perfect to spend an evening taking in the calming sea breeze, watching the breathtaking sunset. One can take a walk along the walkway built for tourists to enjoy the panoramic view of the Bekal Fort. This sleepy little town is thus an emerging tourist hotspot.
Vagamon
Located on the Idukki – Kottayam border,vagamon is an enchanting little hill station complete with religious mysticism and European legacy. The cool mountain air and the green grassy hills everywhere you look will no doubt mesmerize you. Away from the buzzing tourist crowd at 1100 meters above sea level, Vagamon is the perfect offbeat hill station to unwind.
The place not only offers picturesque pine forests, story book meadows and beautiful waterfalls, it is also one of the few paragliding hotspots in the country.
Athirapally
Located near Chalakudy, Athirappilly is a village famous for the Athirappilly waterfalls.
It is situated at 1000 feet above sea level on the Chalakudy river,with the falls itself of a height of 80 feet. Nicknamed the Niagara of India, these are the largest waterfalls in Kerala. Just 5kms away from from Athirappilly waterfalls are the Vazhachal waterfalls.
Popular among tourists, the surrounding Sholayar ranges of Western Ghats are home to a variety of endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna including, Asiatic elephants, bison, tiger, leopard, sambar etc.