Tourism

Stop by the tranquil shores of the Queen of Arabian Sea and discover the captivating Fort Kochi neighborhood.

If there is one place in Kerala that perfectly embodies the essence of nature's untamed beauty, it is Athirappilly Waterfalls.

Vypin Island, referred to by some as Vypeen, is among the most stunning and culturally enhanced places in Kerala's Kochi region.

Situated just thirteen kilometers to the east of Kochi, along the Kochi–Chottanikkara–Muvattupuzha road, Hill Palace is Kerala's largest archaeological museum and a majestic flashback to the grandeur of the bygone Cochin Kingdom.

Bhoothathankettu in Ernakulam district, Kerala, is an interesting dam and nature site. It rests amidst forests, hills, and the wide Periyar River, which is famous for its mystery folklore, natural backdrop, and adventure sports such as trekking and boating.

Munnar is one of the most peaceful and picturesque hill resorts in Kerala, and it is located in the Idukki district. It is at an altitude of approximately 1600 meters above sea level and is renowned for its green hills, misty valleys, tea gardens, and bracing mountain air.