God's own country Kerala is located on the South West corner of Indian peninsula and known for its rich natural beauty and exotic culture.

» Kerala Backwaters

The palm fringed and tranquil backwaters are the major tourist attractions of Kerala. The backwaters mainly comprising of rivers, lakes, lagoons, inlets and deltas.

» Kerala Beaches

With a coastline of about 600 kms, Kerala is home to some of the exotic beaches that are the most prized attractions of the state.

» Kerala Ayurveda

Ayurveda is a completely separate part of medicine, which emphasizes on the prevention of body ailments with an aim to curing them. Read More...

Munnar is a small town located in Idukki district of Kerala. Situated at an altitude of 6,000 ft above sea level, the picturesque hill station is visited by a large number of tourists. The hill station located at the meeting point of three mountain streams - Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala- is a heaven of peace and tranquility.

» Devikulam :
Just 7 kms away from Munnar, Devikulam is a beautiful hill station. Its velvet lawns, exotic flora and fauna and the cool mountain breeze provide an unforgettable experience. Devikulam also has a lake which is ideal for trout fishing.

» Pallivasal :
The place situated 8 kms away from Munnar, is the venue of the first Hydro Electric Project in Kerala. The place is known far and wide for its scenic beauty.

» Attukal :
Attukal is located at a distance of 9 kms from Munnar. Situated between Munnar and Pallivasal, Attukal boasts of beautiful waterfalls and rolling hills. Attukal is also an ideal place for long treks.

» Nyayamakad :
The place situated at a distance of 10 kms from Munar, falls between Munnar and Rajmala. Nyayamakad is famous for its pictursque waterfalls and is also as an ideal picnic spot and trekking point.

» Mattupetty :
Located at a distance of 13 kms from Munnar, Mattupetty is popular for its highly specialized dairy farm- the Indo-Swiss livestock project. Other attractions are the Mattupetty Lake and the dam located close to the farm.

» Eravikulam National Park :
Situated 17 kms away from Munnar, the park provides shelter to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr (kind of mountain goat known as ibex). The park covering an area of 97 sq.km is also home to other animals like Sambar, Barking Deer, Gaur, Giant Malabar Squirrel etc. Tourists are not allowed to enter the park during the breeding season, usually from Mid-February to mid-March.
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Thekkady is popular as a hill station and for its wildlife sanctuary. The city is renowned for its spice plantation and picturesque hill towns with a salubrious climate that holds tremendous opportunities for trekking and mountain climbing. The city houses one of the finest wildlife reserves in India known for its rich variety of flora and fauna.

Ooty is an ideal hill station since it offers all this and much more .
There are many places you can tour, such as the Botanical Gardens, Lamb's rock, Dodabetta Peak, among many others.

One of the reasons people like to visit hill stations is that, they not only offer respite from the dust and pollution of the city but also give people a chance to see the undefiled beauty of nature.

The green hills, the cascading waterfalls and sparkling brooks, all make the hill stations a delight for the eyes of the city-weary.

Botanical Gardens :

If you are on a sightseeing tour to Ooty , you might want to visit the Government Botanical gardens, which were laid out in 1847.

The garden is very popular with nature lovers and those who long to walk among greenery and see rare ferns and shrubs up close.

The picturesque gardens that are maintained by the Horticulture department of the state, cover an area of about 22 hectares. The Gardens have well over 650 species of plants and trees, including a fossil of a tree, which is believed to be more than 20 million years old.

If you are in Ooty in the month of May, then you can also be a part of the summer festival, which is held here annually. The festival holds flower shows and various cultural programs showcasing the talent of the locals and the renowned artists. Read More...