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Mudumalai - Forest Dwellings   By: rashmiranjan patil
Mudumalai is located in the state of Tamil Nadu on the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border. Mudumalai covers an area of 320 sq km and is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere, which comprises of Bandipur National Park (874 sq km), Nagarhole National Park (643 sq km), and Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary (344 sq km) and forms the largest protected area in southern India, with a total area of 2183 sq km. Mudumalai, set up in 1932, is home to tigers, elephants, leopards, sambar, giant Malabar squirrel, dholes, spotted deer, wild boar, panther, gaur and sloth bears. The Theppakadu elephant camp has more than 30 elephants that are kept for timber logging. There's plenty of Forest Department accommodation to suit all budgets within the Mudumalai Reserve. Outside the Mudumalai Reserve, along the fringes of the forest, a lot of private resorts have come up. Many of these resorts take care of all your safaris and adventure activities like trekking, bird watching, fishing, angling, and outdoor camping. The Jungle Retreat is a 35 acre property and a family run resort that promises a mixture of wilderness, serenity and comfort. The tariff of the rooms comes in the range of Rs. 2000 to Rs. 2500. Blue Valley Jungle Resorts has cottages, a bungalow and rooms for accommodation, offers safaris, treks, night safaris, fishing and camping. Jungle Hut provides hut accommodation in the range Rs.1000 to Rs. 1400. Monarch Safari Park is also among the best options for Mudumalai. Bamboo Banks Farm Guest House offers safaris, jungle treks and horse riding and the rooms come with a forest view. Mountania Rest House and Green Park Resorts also offer a variety of activities from camping and tenting to fishing. Royal Park Resort is a budget Mudumalai Hotel. Jungle Trails is set inside the jungle. The forest department has a few good lodges that boast the best locations inside the sanctuary. Theppakadu Log House has rooms and suites. Sylvan Lodge located on the banks of Moyar River is one of the best Mudumalai Hotels. Mudumalai is best visited during the months March and April when you have a lot of sightings, especially near the water holes and the Moyar River. Mudumalai is well linked by road to all the major neighbouring cities like Bangalore, Mysore, Ooty and Wayanad. Mudumalai falls almost mid way on the highway connecting Mysore and Ooty. Initially the roads through the park were open during the night. Now to avoid accidents and disturbances for the animals the entry gates remain closed from 9 pm to 6 am. State transport buses that ply between Ooty and Mysore pass through Mudumalai. The nearest rail head is Mysore, which is about 65 km away. Bangalore airport is the closest airport.(read entire article)
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Kumarakom - For A Comfortable Holiday   By: rashmiranjan patil
Kumarakom is a renowned backwater retreat near Kottayam in the state of Kerala. Mostly a cluster of tiny islets, Kumarakom is today a world class tourist spot visited by tourists from all over. Dotted with tall swaying coconut palms, interspersed with waterways and enveloped in parts by dense mangroves and lush green paddy fields, Kumarakom is situated in the Vembanad Lake and is an unspoiled, picture perfect village. Kumarakom's most unique attraction is the chain of brackish lagoons known in the local language 'Malayalam' as 'kayal'. The largest of all the lakes in the state, Vembanad Lake is spread across an area of more than 200 sq km bordered by the districts of Alappuzha, Kottayam and Ernakulam. Saturated with large houseboats called ‘kettuvallam' that are essentially country crafts spanning more than 60 feet in length that have been renewed into luxury houseboats, Vembanad is the centre of tourist activity in Kumarakom. Kumarakom Packages include a trip to the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, which is very famous among tourists who come here. This bird sanctuary is a haven for migratory and local birds. Teals, egret, darter, heron, waterfowl, cuckoo, wild duck and migratory birds like the Siberian stork are most common among those who make this sanctuary their home. It is a favourite haunt among bird watchers too who flock to this place to watch these birds in their natural habitat. This sanctuary is best explored by a slow boat ride around it which gives one the opportunity to spot birds in their natural habitat from a distance without disturbing. A small 10 acre island in the middle of the backwaters called 'Pathiramanal' or Sands of Midnight is a welcome break for tourists after a long day's cruise and is part of many Kumarakom Packages. Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls situated 18 km from Kottayam makes for an ideal picnic spot. Kumarakom Packages also includes a trip to Kottayam to visit the many churches that dot the landscape of this city. The Cheriapally famous for the beautiful paintings that adorn the altar and the Valiyapally or the big church perched atop a hillock with a remarkable view are two prominent churches here. St Mary's Church which dates back to 355 A.D. contains an ancient bell that has an undeciphered writing on it. Another important church is St Joseph's Monastery Church at Mannanam. Kottayam is also famous as the site of important temples like Ettumanoor Shiva Temple and the Thirunakkara Mahadeva Temple. Aranmula, Erumely, Vagamon, Elaveezhapoonchira and Vaikom are some of the other sightseeing options in Kumarakom. Cochin International airport is the closest airport to Kumarakom that is situated approximately 85 km away, whereas the nearby city of Kottayam has the nearest railway station.(read entire article)
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Kovalam - A Blend Of Tradition And Exotic   By: rashmiranjan patil
Kovalam is a beautiful beach destination famous around the world for its golden sandy beaches and exotic ambience. Situated near the capital city of Thiruvananthapuram Kovalam came into prominence as a beach destination in the early 1930s. A beach resort called Halcyon Castle was established by Maharani Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, whose nephew the Maharaja of Travancore made the location most famous among his elite class of friends who were mostly westerners. It was following this that the area began being thronged by Europeans who loved the combination of sea, sand and sun, just what Kovalam offers and that too in a traditional heritage package. Kovalam is famous for its four golden beaches, Samudra Beach, Kovalam Beach, Hawah Beach and the Lighthouse Beach. The Lighthouse Beach is among the most famous one and is situated in the southern extreme of Kovalam and gets its name from the Vizhinjam Lighthouse that is built on a rocky headland nearby. The beach here is a long sandy strip of land with soft golden sand and is most crowded during sunset. Hawa beach is also known as Eve's Beach and is a secluded strip of land that is known for its tranquility. The Edakallu foreland separates Hawah Beach from Kovalam Beach, which is mostly haunted by those who are keen to indulge in water sports. The Samudra Beach is another exotic beach here with the sandy shores lined with rows of fishing boats and ships visible on the far horizon. Other prominent places of interest in and around Kovalam are the Karamana River and Boating, Vellayani Lake, Valiyathura Pier, Kovalam Art Gallery, Thiruvallam Parasurama Temple, Vizhinjam Rock Cut Cave Temple, Aruvikkara Dam, Varkala also called Papanasam Beach and Kanyakumari. Kovalam is internationally famous as a beach destination for a very long time and another aspect of Kovalam that has always attracted the westerners and the rich and affluent are the exotic resorts in this beach town. Kovalam Hotels are a perfect blend of luxury and tradition where the guests are treated to all modern facilities albeit with a traditional twist. The most popular luxury hotels here are Vivanta by Taj, Leela Kovalam Beach, Turtle on The Beach and Kovalam Ashok Beach Resort, which are five star hotels and resorts. These hotels all possible amenities one could need such as luxurious rooms with breathtaking views and attached bath with hot and cold water, cable television and phone, kitchenette, lounge bars, infinity swimming pool, kids activity centre, fitness centre, business centre and several others. Kovalam Hotels also offer budget accommodation in places such as Marine Palace, Bakers Home Stay, Harmonia Ayurveda Health Garden, Sea Rock, Sherley, The View Heights and Travancore Palace Beach Resort.(read entire article)
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Kochi - Experience Something New   By: rashmiranjan patil
The seaside town of Kochi is situated in the state of Kerala along the west coast of the Arabian Sea. The second largest city and the largest urban agglomerate in the state, Kochi has been a preferred trading destination among the Arabs, British, Chinese, Dutch, and Portuguese traders since time immemorial. The city of Kochi is dotted with beautiful European churches, colossal forts, spectacular beaches and magnificent palaces which are reminiscent of the times when it was occupied by foreign rulers. Honoured with the sobriquet 'Queen of the Arabian Sea', the city of Kochi was also a prominent spice trading centre during the 14th century and was in fact first of the European colonies in India, having been occupied by the Portuguese. Among the many tourist attractions included in the numerous Kochi Packages, perhaps one of the most prominent and popular are the Chinese Fishing Nets or Cheenavala that dot the coastline from Fort Kochi to Vypeen. These huge Chinese nets are almost synonymous with Kochi and are among one of the most visited attractions in the city. Kochi Packages also include a must visit trip to the Fort Kochi Beach, which is perfect for a relaxing sunset stroll. Fort Kochi has a very different feel to itself very unlike the rest of the city. Fort Kochi is dominated by narrow lanes that are dotted with numerous European style bungalows, most of which have been converted into restaurants or hotels and tiny curio shops selling interesting looking amulets, pendants, and other jewellery pieces at not so cheap rates. Right on the beach, are a number of tiny eateries that serve freshly caught fish cooked in typical spicy Kerala style. Kochi Packages include a trip to the prominent churches and religious centres in the city, among which the most famous is St Francis Church that is said to be the oldest church built by Europeans in India and is also famous as the burial site of Vasco da Gama. Santa Cruz Basilica built in 1505 by the Portuguese is another ancient church here that was destroyed by the British. Another important religious attraction is the Jewish Synagogue built in 1568. A number of palaces and other historical structures are also part of several Kochi Packages. The Dutch Palace in Mattancherry which was built by the Portuguese and later gifted to the Kochi king, Hill Palace built by the Raja of Kochi, which is now a museum with a fine collection of articles belonging to the kings and the oldest surviving European fort in India and the Pallipuram Fort built by the Portuguese in 1503 are the prominent historical structures in Kochi.(read entire article)
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Kochi - Living Like A Queen   By: rashmiranjan patil
Kochi, earlier known as Cochin, is a port city located along the coast of the Arabian Sea in the state of Kerala. Fort Kochi and the Cherai beaches are worth visiting. A ferry ride around the islands of Willingdon, Bolghatty and the popular Marine Drive is a must. The other major attractions in Kochi are St. Francis Church which is the first and oldest European church in India, Chinese Fishing Nets which are believed to be introduced by the Chinese explorer Zheng He, Mattanchery Palace, Hill Palace Museum, Museum of Kerala History, Pareekshith Thampuran Museum, Indo-Portuguese Museum, Indian Naval Maritime Museum, Santa Cruz Basilica and Pierce Leslie Bungalow among others. All types of accommodation, heritage, luxury, mid-range and budget, are available in Kochi. Kochi hotels costs more during the holiday season which is from October to April. The room rates of the hotels increase about 50% than the off season tariff. Kochi has a plethora of charming heritage hotels that have all the five star amenities. Malabar House holds the distinction of being Kochi's first heritage hotel. This Kochi Hotel offers 17 luxurious rooms and suites, an ayurvedic spa, fine-dining restaurant and lounges. The rooms are in the range of Rs. 20,000 to 30,000 in the peak season. Neemrana's Le Colonial is a 16th century building and has retained some of the original structures. The rooms here cost around Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 24,000. The 19th century Brunton Boatyard is a luxurious Kochi Hotel on the harbour. The Old Harbour Hotel is a 300 year old building and had been redesigned to accommodate 13 plush rooms ranging around Rs. 8000 to Rs. 15,000. The Poovath Heritage is a 100-year old Dutch building and all the rooms promise an Arabian Sea view. Previously belonging to the Brooke Bond Tea Company, the Tea Bungalow has 10 beautifully furnished rooms. Kochi is also home to popular chain hotels like the Taj Malabar, Le Meridien, Vivanta, and the Ramada Resort. Kochi has its own share of home stays. The last couple of years has seen a rapid proliferation of home stays where every second family opening their bungalows to tourists. Secret Garden is a 70 year old mansion and has four colonial styled rooms. Oy's La Home Stay, Bernard's Bungalow, Walton's Home Stay, and Seaside Manor are few of the other home stays. These Kochi Hotels are priced Rs 2000 upwards for an a/c room, and breakfast inclusive. Kochi Hotels also include several budget hotels that include many basic amenities at one-fifth the rates of these luxury hotels. Some of the budget hotels here are Wintergreen Waterfront Hotel, Hotel Hill Palace, Dwaraka Hotel, Abad Plaza, BTH Sarovaram, Orchid Hotel, Avenue Regent and several others.(read entire article)
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Sikkim - In The Buddhist Country   By: rashmiranjan patil
Sikkim, though a small state, is known for its immense natural beauty. Tourists from all over the world visit Sikkim to experience the exquisiteness of the snow capped mountain ranges, high mountain passes, glaciers, hot springs, high altitude lakes, rivers, waterfalls and streams. Situated in the north eastern part of India, Sikkim is nestled in the Himalayan range and shares its borders with Nepal in the west, Tibet in the north-east, Bhutan in the south-east and West Bengal in the south. Gangtok, the capital, is also the largest city of Sikkim. Until 1975, Sikkim was ruled by the Chogyal Kings. The mighty Kanchenjunga (8586 meters), the highest peak in India and the third highest in the world dominates the skyline and is considered to be the protector of Sikkim. The only open border between India and China, Nathu La, lies in Sikkim. Though a small state, continuous land slides during rain and snow affects the quality of the road and it takes a lot of time to cover short distances. If visiting Sikkim it is always better to plan your travel and choose the most suitable Sikkim Package for you. Sikkim Packages are divided according into, East Sikkim, West Sikkim, South Sikkim and North Sikkim. Gangtok and its surrounding areas fall under East Sikkim. The tourist spots in East Sikkim are Rumtek Monastery, Changu Lake, Nathula, Khanchendzonga Cultural cum Village Tourism Complex at Ranka, Jurassic Park, Rakdong Tinten, Lingzey-Khedi Trek Route, and Tumin. Soreng, Varsey, Dentam, Sombaria, Gyalshing, Legship Tashiding, Uttarey, Rinchenpong, Yuksam, Pelling, Khecheopalri, Pemayangste and Hee-Bermoik are some of the places to be visited in West Sikkim. In the southern district, visit the monasteries, stupas and chortens at Namchi, Ravangla, Jorethang Samdrupste, Solophok and Buddha Park (Sakyamuni Project). These monasteries showcase the Buddhist religion through their Thangkas, wall paintings and old scriptures. An ardent trekker would choose a Sikkim Package that would take you to North Sikkim where destinations like Mangan, Chungthang, Dzongu, Lachung, Singhik, Lachen, Phodong, Kabi, Gurudongmar and Yumthang can be explored. On the way visit the water falls at Lachen and Lachung, the monasteries in Phodong, and the hot springs and wild orchids in the Yumthang valley and pay reverence to the sacred Gurudongmar Lake. Sikkim does not have an airport. Siliguri in West Bengal is the nearest airport. Helicopter service connects Gangtok to Bagdogra once a day. Sikkim does not have a railway station. The nearest railway station to Sikkim is Siliguri and New Jalpaiguri. Sikkim is connected to all the neighbouring cities by road. Private vehicles can be hired to reach Sikkim from Siliguri, New Jalpaiguri and Bagdogra. The best time to visit Sikkim is from March to June and September to December.(read entire article)
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Alleppey - Accommodation In The Land Of Back Waters   By: rashmiranjan patil
Alleppey or Alappuzha, a pristine location in the South Indian state of Kerala, is known for its serene back waters and lush green landscapes. Popularly called the Venice of the East, Alleppey is replete with canals and lagoons. It is also the hub of back water tourism in the country. An ancient city, the origin of Alleppey can be dated back to the 16th century. When the then Dewan of Travancore, Raja Kesavadas founded Alleppey in 1762, there was only one canal on the strip of sand between the Arabian Sea and Vembanad Lake. As the town flourished into a bustling commercial centre, many traders set up their shops in Alleppey. A waterway was developed in Alleppey soon and after more land was available due to the receding sea, Alleppey grew into a major trade centre and port. Very shortly, Alleppey developed into a major port along the Malabar Coast. Traders came to Alleppey from all over the world to trade in commodities like spices and other souvenirs. With the advent of British, Alleppey further developed into a bustling centre of trade and manufacture. Soon, coir production factories, post offices, churches and other industrial units were flourishing in Alleppey. Though most of the factories have been closed down, Alleppey is known for its coir manufacturing units and fishery industries even today. At present, the major contributor to the economy of Alleppey is the tourism industry. The major attractions in and around Alleppey are the Krishnapuram Palace, Alleppey Beach, Ambalapuzha Temple, Kumarakom, Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Pathiramannal, Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race, Houseboats, Karumadi, St Andrew's Church, Pandavan Rock, Edathua Church, Sree Nagaraja Temple, Chavara Bhavan and St Mary's Church, to list a few. A popular tourist destination preferred by tourists from all over the world, Alleppey is well equipped to cater to the continuous influx of tourists. Alleppey Hotels can be found in all categories like budget, premium, luxury, resorts, homestays and houseboats among others. Some of the popular Alleppey hotels are Mayooram Cruises, Pagoda Resorts, Lake Haven Island Resort, Keraleeyam-Heritage Home & Ayurvedic Resort, Lake Palace, Arcadia Regency Hotel, Coir Village Lake Resort, Panoramic Sea Resort, Alleppey Beach Resort, Kayaloram Heritage Lake Resort, Arcadia Hotel, Lemon Tree Vembanad Lake Resort, Punnamada Backwater Resort, KTDC Tamarind Hotel, Royale Park Hotel, Ashtamudi Homestay, Venice Castle, Pride Emarald Island Resort, hotel Aquabliss, The Green Palace Health Resort and Alleppey Lake Resort among others. Alleppey Hotels are economically priced and conveniently located too. Some of the facilities offered by Alleppey Hotels are pick and drop, laundry services, in-house multi-cuisine restaurant, travel assistance, sightseeing arrangements, internet facilities and valet parking, comfortable air conditioned rooms with exotic views and house boat cruises, to name a few.(read entire article)
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Alappuzha - Backwater Retreat Haven Of Kerala   By: rashmiranjan patil
Situated in the state of Kerala, Alappuzha is today one of the most sought after tourist destinations in the country. A quiet backwater retreat, Alappuzha rose in prominence following the popularity of the exotic houseboat cruises in the serene backwaters that are the lifeline of this town. Alappuzha is today synonymous with backwater tourism and attracts not just national but even international tourists from far and beyond. This unique experience of spending some tranquil time on a large houseboat in the middle of one of the most picture perfect backwaters is what brought this sleepy town to the centre of India's tourism map. Alappuzha Packages offers one with a wide variety of tourist attractions among which the beach here is very popular. This gorgeous beach beautiful gardens, colonial structures and an ancient pier adorning its shore is visited by tourists from all over. A dense crop of palm groves on one end and an ancient towering lighthouse on the other are prominent features of this beach. Tourists can also indulge in various activities on the beach such as beach volleyball and football or just chill out on the beach as you sip on the sweet nectar of tender coconuts. The houseboats or 'Kettuvallam' here offer various cruises that can be availed via Alappuzha Packages that are on offer. These cruises commence in the canals of Alappuzha where one can witness life unfolding on the banks. Vembanad Lake and Kayamkulam Lake are the most prominent lakes here. A famous cruise here is an overnight cruise from Alappuzha via the Punnamada Lake and ending the next morning to Alappuzha after spending a night in the popular Vattakayal. One of the highlights of this cruise apart from the scenic beauty is the food served on board comprising of authentic Kerala specialities accompanied by the day's freshly caught fish cooked in a spicy fried recipe. Alappuzha is also the site of many historic boat races like the Aranmula Snake Boat Race and the Nehru Trophy Boat race at the Punnamada Lake. Of these, the Nehru trophy race is the most competitive and Alappuzha serves as the access point to it. Another popular attraction in Alappuzha is the Krishnapuram Palace built by king Marthanda Varma, and is a fine example of typical Kerala architecture with its signature gabled roof, dormer windows and narrow corridors. Alappuzha Packages also include a trip to Kuttanad that is famous all over the world for being the only region where farming is done below sea level. Other important attractions here part of Alappuzha Packages are Mullakkal Rajeswari Temple, Ambalapuzha Temple, Arthunkal Church, Champakulam Church, Chavara Bhavan, Edathua Church, Mannarsala and the quiet beach and scenic fishing village of Mararikulam.(read entire article)
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Khajuraho – Lost Temples   By: rashmiranjan patil
Khajuraho is known for its ornate temples that are among the most beautiful medieval monuments in the country. These temples were built by the Chandela rulers, a Rajput clan of mixed blood claiming descent from the moon, between AD 900 and 1130. Khajuraho, or Khajuravahaka as it was known in the ancient days, must have been an imposing city; but now only temple ruins are found, spread over 21 sq km. Khajuraho is located in the Bundelkhand area of Chhatarpur district in the state of Madhya Pradesh. This temple town was lost till 1838, when TS Burt a British Engineer, after hearing from his own chariot bearer, ventured into the forests only to stumble upon a vast treasure of monuments. Khajuraho had originally 85 temples, but only 25 stand in varying stages of preservation. The Khajuraho temples have been included on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The accounts of the Arab traveller, Ibn Battuta, reveal that the Khajuraho temples continued to shine in their glory till the early 12th century. All the Khajuraho temples are built of fine grained sandstone, in varying shades of buff, pink or pale yellow. Khajuraho's sculptured temples are dedicated to Hindu gods Lords Shiva, Vishnu and Jain sects. But other than the few distinctive differences in the cult images, the architectural and sculptural designs remain the same. All the temples are erected on high platforms, without enclosing walls with an entrance porch, a hall, a vestibule and a sanctum. When visiting Khajuraho, it is always better to avail a Khajuraho package where you can hire a guide and visit understand all about the sculptures. The temples are grouped into three geographical divisions: western, eastern and southern. Amongst the temples, the most famous ones are Chausth Yogini, Brahma, Lalgun Mahadev, Matangeshwar, Varaha, Lakshman, Parshwanath, Chatur Bhuja, Ghantai, Vishwanath, Devi Jagdambi, Chitragupta, Kandriya Mahadevi, Vaman, Adinath and Duladev. Though the sandstone temples at Khajuraho are world famous for their erotic sculptures, you will only find them on the periphery of the temple and not inside, implying that one must leave all worldly desires behind to be one with God. Only about 10% of the sculptures are erotic. Khajuraho is also famous as the host of an annual dance show of Indian classical dance known as the 'Khajuraho Dance Festival'. The Khajuraho temple complex conducts light and sound show every evening. The State Museum of Tribal and Folk Arts has a fine collection of tribal and folk arts and artefacts on display. Khajuraho has an airport that connects to the major Indian cities. It is also well connected by bus. The nearest railhead is at Mahoba, 60 km away. The best time to visit Khajuraho is from the months September to March.(read entire article)
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Kerala Hotels - God's Own Territory   By: rashmiranjan patil
Kerala is flanked by the Western Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west, and is situated at the southernmost tip of peninsular India. Bordered by the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Kerala is often referred to as 'God's Own Country'. Kerala, probably the most visited state in India, is famous for its verdant green environs, snaking backwater channels, white sandy beaches, rivers, pristine waterfalls, hill stations, tropical rain forests, wildlife reserves and rich cultural heritage. Being a popular tourist spot and visited by numerous foreign visitors Kerala has a lot to offer in terms of accommodation. The Kerala hotels are found in all the ranges; be it the high end resorts, house boats, luxurious 5 star hotels, 3 star hotels and budget hotels. The backwaters in Alleppy and Kumarakom are unique to Kerala and draw in tourists all year round for a stay in the numerous houseboats that are found along the network of water canals. These houseboats have tastefully furnished a/c bedrooms, balconies, sitting areas, kitchens and dining halls where traditional Kerala food is prepared and served. One can enjoy one of these luxury cruises on government owned house boats for a cheaper price or houseboats owned by Rainbow Cruises and Riverine Cruises that may cost up to Rs. 15000 a night. One can also enjoy a stay at one of the heritage hotels where cottages are made in the traditional Kerala style using teak wood, bamboo, coconut leaves, palm sticks and laterite bricks in one of the numerous resorts found along the coasts or on the hill slopes. Some of the luxurious resorts found under the Kerala hotels are Somatheeram, Isola di cocco, Poovar Island Resort, Estuary Island Resort, Swagath Holiday Resort and Woodhouse Beach Resort and may cost around Rs. 10,000 for a night. Tourist also prefer to stay at one of the homestays found nestled in enormous coffee and spices plantations will be a perfect spot for those looking for a calm and quiet vacation in an ecological setting. These home stays may cost around Rs. 10,000 and also have all the luxurious settings other than the homely food you will get. Some of the home stays are Palmy Resort, Raheem Residency and Tranquil. For the nature lovers stay at one of the many jungle lodges at the numerous wild life reserves which may even have tree houses that offer an amazing view of the lush green rainforests around. There are numerous budget hotels run by private and government organisations that cater to the back packers and people travelling in groups that offer basic amenities and may cost below Rs. 1000. Kerala is well connected and accessible by road, rail and air.(read entire article)
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