Tour Package In Kerla
Kerala’s, breathtakingly green land, dotted with coconut palms, lagoons, kettu vallams (boats), sunny beaches and waterfalls, offer a soothing and festive mood. Lush plantations rise from the sea and sweep the entire state in verdant glory swathing the countryside; the only interruptions to this expanse of green are the azure backwaters along which coconut palms soar to the skies; the culmination to this nature’s magical spell is in the upward fling of the hills, where tea and coffee plantations nurture the greens to a denser, monsoon – washed terrain. …….In this entrancing state, a mere strip of south-western India, hugged by the coast on one side, by hills on another, a fascinating voyage of discovery awaits you. Disarming hospitality of the locals and intriguing ethnic lifestyles unchanged for centuries; herds of elephants leading giant processions; exotic handicrafts and seafood preparations fresh from the Arabian Sea; cosmopolitan cities where the past is always within reach, and small towns where time has stood still; all this and more, makes this journey through Kerala an ideal holiday that provides an ample opportunity to experience an ancient, but, progressive civilisation

COIR VILLAGE RESORT, THRIKUNNAPUZHA
This exquisite resort is situated at, a small Island lying along the backwaters of Allepey and Kollam. Coir Village is a Heaven ideal for anyone who wish to escape from the stress and strain of the day to day life. Nature finds her ultimate expression in this beautiful lagoon, surrounded by soft whispering lakes and greenery. A ride in the Bullock Cart, the ancient official transporting vehicle of Kerala, a visit to the bustling and colorful local bazaar or simply a walk through the traditional and typical Coir village to witness traditional lifestyles are some of the several possibilities of the place.

PERIYAR NATIONAL PARK, THEKKADY
This wildlife sanctuary is one of the 16 Project Tiger Reserves in India.. Today, Periyar is undeniably, one of the most impressive wildlife sanctuaries in the world. There is probably no sanctuary in the world where elephant behavior can be watched in such absolute comfort and safety. The total population is about 800. From the lake we can get as close as 20 meters to watch placid groups feeding, bathing and mud slinging. Periyar also provides an option for a short trek inside the forest. The bird life comprises of darters, cormorants, kingfishers, great hornbills (the great Malabar hornbill) and racket-tailed drongoes. The reptilian population boasts of monitor lizards, that can be spotted basking in the sun, on the rocks along the lakeshore, especially in the cooler months. Pythons, king cobras, flying lizards, flying squirrels, flying snakes and to top it all, flying frogs are the other inhabitants of this amazing sanctuary. There are a few fascinating tribal villages around the Periyar, primarily the Manan and Oorali tribes. The Manans are ace fishermen, and a few of them still indulge in the traditional, if dangerous, practice of collecting the honey of large and deadly hill bees. The Ooralis build tree dwellings, though not as residences, but watchtowers to keep wild pigs, and elephants from ruining their crops.

POOVAR ISLAND RESORT, POOVAR ISLAND
Unspoilt and miraculously unexplored, Poovar Island is a rare Adam and Eve find in Southern Kerala. Enveloped by the most serene backwaters, and opening out to the sea and a dream golden sand beach. Poovar is truly a window into paradise. Time stopped a few decades ago. The tranquility is punctuated by the sound of waves and the birds. The area is abundant in well-preserved local flora, with hundreds of species of spices, exotic flowers, complete with banana and coconut groves.

The Poovar Island Resort is a mix of floating cottages, and conventional accommodation. Floating units are constructed on hollow lightweight concrete hulls. They are air conditioned and fully equipped with all modern amenities. Poovar Island Resort is built with a keen eye on not disturbing the local ecology and highlighting local resources. Besides soaking in nature, and the hammocks and the beach, Poovar offers several possibilities. Cruise to a neighbouring fishing village in 2 minutes. Alter course, and visit a centuries old martial arts village. Kerala is the birthplace of a unique martial art form. The traditional lifestyles here provide the experience of a natural museum.

BACKWATER CRUISE ON HOUSEBOAT
The material that go into the making of houseboat are all local and Eco-friendly; bamboo poles, coconut fiber ropes, bamboo mats carpets etc. The main wood used is "Anjali ". The Houseboat provides all comforts - Beds, a kitchen, western toilets and an upper deck. Traditional lanterns are used as lights. The cuisine is of traditional Kerala flavour along with the local Specialities - delicious fish and prawns. Cruising on a boat through remote tribal villages along the tranquil backwaters of Kerala is a superb experience. Sensational in its own silent way, the cruise takes you along snake boat docks, friendly cheering villagers, coir (Jute) making communities, toddy (local spirit) shops, fishing nets pitched for the day's catch, bunded paddy fields and manual canoes of different sizes criss-crossing each other. The experience enables you to reach beautiful untouched areas.