Monday, 28 January 2013
Friday, 25 January 2013
Paniyeli Poru
Southern India : Kerala : Central Kerala : Paniyeli Poru
Get in
Paniyeli Poru is 55 kilometres from Kochi. The nearest railway station is Aluva that is 35 km from this place. Poru is 20 km away from Perumbavoor, the nearest town. From here take a left deviation from the MGM School Junction, Kuruppumpady, on the busy Aluva-Munnar (AM Road) road. There are bus services from Perumbavoor to Paniyeli on half-hour duration. One has to walk at least a kilometre to Poru after alighting the bus at Paniyeli. Jeeps and motorcycles can take you up to Poru. The roads to Poru are not tarred and in very bad shape. It is better to leave the cars and scooters and trek all the way.Fees/Permits
As this property is under the Reserved forests and under the control of Kerala State Forest Department, a pass of a nominal fee is neede at the entrance to this area.There are forest department volunteer guards available there and they are of great help.
No liquor is allowed in this area.
Buy
Wild honey is available at the forest office.Eat
Carry your own food and water as there is only ice cream available near the entrance.Lodging
Nearest avaiable lodging is at Perambavoor town. Paniyeli Poru Resort is a Five Star Resort scheduled to open October 2011. The resort includes a swimming pool, restaurant with a bar, a conference hall, and many other features.Respect
Kerala Forest deaprtment urges you to follow a no trace left behind policy. What ever you bring, please keep every waste in your own carry bag and throw to a garbage box in the next human inhabited area.Enjoy ur trip and get out of their arena wihtout making it dirty.
Thursday, 24 January 2013
Kerala Tourism
Why is Kerala tagged as 'God's own Country'? What is so special about this tiny little state in India that makes tourists from all around the world flock over? Why has Kerala been accepted as a true paradise by leading travel institutions world over? There is only one answer- it deserves to be! Not a single person who has seen or known the charm of Kerala will contend such a claim. The sheer beauty and diversity of the state just blows your doubts away and lights up the want for more and more of this heaven.
Hills, mountains, backwaters, beaches, lakes, lagoons, greenery, forests, animals, birds, rivers, palaces, forts, museums, shopping hubs- Kerala will satisfy all kinds of tourists with its innate charm and magic. One side of the state is bordered by Arabian Sea and the other by Nilgiri Mountains, backwaters and rivers all through the state- what evidence more do you need to see that it is truly ‘God’s own Country'?
It is not only the natural beauty that makes Kerala special for tourists- the rich cultural heritage, historical prominence, and most of all, the people of the State. You will not see such socially aware and friendly people anywhere in the world. The centuries old traditions and customs of the Indian society is best reflected through the people of Kerala.
The Travel Planners will help you make the most out of your visit to Kerala - we know the place like the back of our hands. Our experience in organizing tours for thousands of satisfied customers will definitely come to your aid.
Kerala Basic information
Area | 38,863 sq. km |
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Capital | Trivandrum |
Language | Malayalam |
Districts | 14 |
Population | 3,33,87,677 |
Males | 16,021,290 |
Female | 17,366,387 |
Density | 859 per sq. km |
Literacy | 90.9% |
Economy | Agricultural |
Rivers | 44 |
Major Religions | Hinduism, Christianity, Islam | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Location of Kerala | 8° 18' & 12° 48' north latitude and 74° 52' & 77° 24' east longitude | . |
.Kerala is located in the south west corner of India.
Kerala Climate Southwest Monsoons ( June - September )
North east Monsoons ( October, November )
Winter ( December - February )
Summer ( March - May )
Official Animal | Elephant | ||
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Official Bird | Hornbill (Vezhambal) | ||
Official Flower | The Indian laburnum (Kanikkonna) | ||
Official Tree | Coconut Palm |
Tourost Attractions Natural Beauty,
Ayurveda Treatment and Ayurvedic Massage, BackWater cruises,
Cultural diversity,
Art Forms,
Snake-boat races .....
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Alappuzha district
Alappuzha (Malayalam: ആലപ്പുഴ) is one of the 14 districts in the state of Kerala in India.
It was formed as Alleppey District on August 17, 1957.
The name of the district was officially changed to Alappuzha in 1990.
The district is a widely known tourist destination, and is well known for its coir factories.
Most of Kerala's coir industries are situated in and around Alappuzha.
The district is also known for its communist traditions.
It is home to the Punnapra Vayalar strikes against the British and also the revolt against feudal raj.
Alappuzha is strongly connected by waterways to various other parts of Kerala, including the famous tourist destination, Kumarakom.
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