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Experience the Green Paradise from the Tranquility of a Houseboat. Picture yourself on a mesmerising canoe expedition, discovering the scenic charm of Alappuzha. You will be greeted with the quacking sounds of ducks and the idyllic sight of villagers fishing on the banks while traversing along the backwaters of Alappuzha. The district is adorned with ancient churches, temples, and remnants of colonial architecture, each echoing stories of yesteryears. The gastronomy of Alappuzha’s Kuttanad is a reflection of its pioneering agricultural methods. Kuttanadan dishes proudly showcase red rice, duck, and tapioca, where duck curry and tapioca delicacies holding a special place in the hearts of locals

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A Confluence of Heritage and Nature. In Malappuram, every pulse is a celebration, every step an adventure, and every experience, a treasured memory. Where Ayurveda Meets Adventure. A concoction of Ayurvedic wellness, Arabian Sea waves whispering secrets to Ponnani Beach and sunbirds weaving through the emerald embrace of Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary. Picture yourselves learning the potter’s magic in Nilambur, watching Duffmuttu dance in village squares, or feel adrenaline’s surge in Sevens Football matches. You can ascend Kottakunnu’s misty peak, then find serenity in Keralamkundu’s cascading waters. Let Biyyam Kayal’s waters mirror your journey, and discover treasures in Aruvicode’s handicraft villages.

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A HAVEN of Cultural Heritage and Green Vistas. Uncover the Mesmerising Tones of Palakkad’s Landscape. A historical haven amidst a verdant backdrop! Nestled in the heart of the Western Ghats, Palakkad is a district graced by captivating hills, lush forests, scenic landscapes, and a cultural heritage that weaves through its every corner. The district’s enchanting natural surroundings have turned it into a sought after film shooting destination.

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A Journey through the Tales of Nature, Heritage, Hills and Backwaters. From backwaters to rolling hills, cascading waterfalls, regal palaces, spiritual retreats, and charming villages – Kottayam is a tourist haven that caters to their varied tastes. The district is known as the land of letters, latex and lakes. A serene fusion of paddy fields, coconut plantations, rubber plantations and traditional Kerala architecture graces the landscape, creating a peaceful and picturesque ambience for visitors.

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Where Shades of History Mingle with Nature's Embrace. Nestled like a sentinel on Kerala’s northern shores, Kasaragod proudly displays its crown jewel - Bekal Fort, a behemoth of history kissed by the Arabian Sea’s azure embrace. This 17th century marvel, shaped like a key unlocking paradise, is the state’s largest and best preserved fort.

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Welcome to Kannur, a city that boasts of a vibrant tapestry of history, culture, tradition and natural beauty. Explore its illustrious past at well-preserved forts and historical sites, where remnants of colonial influences whisper tales of the yesteryears.

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Kerala Tourism launched the International Children’s Painting Competition to spread the magic of Kerala through the eyes of young and brilliant artists! This online contest is the perfect opportunity for children around the world to display their incredible artistic skills while discovering the captivating beauty of Kerala’s destinations. Lucky winners will get a sponsored trip to Kerala!

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Thrissur in its current layout, is centered around Vadakkumnathan Temple and the Thekkinkad ground around which the rest of the city took shape under Shakthan Thampuran. Today, the district thrives as the cultural capital of Kerala and is also increasingly becoming a place where leading entrepreneurs hail from. Find out the places to visit, things to do, and the specialties of Thrissur!

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Explore the tourist destinations and things to do in Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram. Check out the e-brochure and start planning your next trip to South Kerala.

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Onam is the biggest festival season in Kerala. It falls on the Malayalam month of ‘Chingam’ and is celebrated by Malayalees, irrespective of their social, economic, and religious backgrounds.

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The beautiful sunsets and the aroma of flavourful local delicacies have attracted people from every part of the world to Kozhikode city which is rich in heritage and culture and yet has welcomed the modern times with great enthusiasm.

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Picturesque Munnar town is spread in a blanket of green around a hill station, at an altitude of 6,000 ft. in the district of Idukki.

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Kerala provides some of the finest camping facilities in the world for travellers who come seeking memorable experiences.

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Find a brief account of the important festivals celebrated in Kerala along with the location, dates, and the point of contact associated with the festivals and the religious centres here.

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Fort Kochi, a town from the yesteryears, is a destination you wouldn’t want to miss. Once a Portuguese, Dutch and British settlement, Fort Kochi is today a major part of the city of Kochi, drawing visitors from all over the world.

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Kerala’s adventure options are unique to its landscapes. Where there is beach, you have related adventure activities. In hills, it is a charm of its own; and not to mention the serene backwaters that throw many amazing opportunities.

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Much of Kerala’s art forms are so unique to the land’s folklores and culture. They are inspired by age-old traditions, customs, and even the diverse ways of life of the people.

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Former summer palace of erstwhile kingdom of Travancore, KTDC Lake Palace is situated in the middle of Periyar Lake and nestled inside Periyar Tiger Reserve.

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Standing tall on the banks of Periyar Lake inside Periyar Tiger Reserve, KTDC Aranya Nivas is a veritable accommodation facility for wildlife enthusiasts, birdwatchers and eco-tourists.

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Situated at Mangattuparambu near on the Kannur-Mangalore National Highway stretch, KTDC Folk Land acts as stopover point for the pilgrimage to Parassinikadavu Sri Muthappan Temple Rajarajeshwara Temple and Kollur Sri Mookambika Temple, Udupi Shri Krishna Temple, and for the trip to Goa and Mangaluru.

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Located at the heart of Kannur city, KTDC Loom Land is a perfect resting place for people from all walks of life including business executives.

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Ripple Land, a budget hotel located at the heart of Alappuzha town, is an ideal stopover for backwater cruises and exploring the rustic village life of the district.

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Standing tall on the banks of Periyar Lake, KTDC Periyar House is a budget jungle lodge that offers ample opportunities to explore the exotic wildlife and wonders of the mother nature from close quarters.

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Water Scapes, located inside the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary and laced with water-filled canals and the stunning views of the backwaters

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Spread over 1.5 acres, the Magic Planet holds a number of attractions like traditional Indian magic, illusion, mind fusion shows, allied art, mirror maze, psycho magic, virtual supermarket and a host of exciting events and activities.

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