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Munnar ,the most sought-after honeymoon destinations in India is a hillstation,1600m above sea-level.It was once the summer resort of the erstwhile British Government in South India.
Sprawling tea plantations, picturesque towns, winding lanes and holiday facilities make this a popular town, replete with resorts and lodging facilities that fit a wide rage of budgets. Among the exotic flora found in the forests and grasslands here is the Neelakurinji. This flower which bathes the hills in blue once in every twelve years, will bloom next in 2030.
Munnar rises as three mountain streams merge - Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala and has the highest peak in South India, Anamudi, which towers over 2,695 m.

Alappuzha, referred to as the Venice of the East has always enjoyed an important place in the maritime history of Kerala. Today, it is famous for its boat races, backwater holidays, beaches, marine products and coir industry.
The most delightful experience while in Alappuzha is the houseboat cruise. The houseboats you find in the backwaters of Alappuzha are in fact a reworked version of the Kettuvallams of olden times. Kettuvallam is a Malayalam word, ‘Kettu’, refers to dwelling structures and ‘Vallom’ means boat. In the olden days, kettuvallam or boat with thatched roof that covers over wooden hulls was used to carry tons of rice and spices.
Of late, houseboats come equipped with all the comforts of a good hotel room including furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, cozy living rooms, a kitchen and even a balcony for angling. An uninterrupted view of life in the backwaters can be enjoyed while staying in a houseboat.

A blanket of golden sand, skirted by tranquil waters, Fort Kochi Beach is one of the best natural retreats in the city.
Lined with swaying palms and dense bushes, it offers a picturesque view of the surroundings. The beach also holds appeal for adventure-lovers, who can indulge in sports like snorkelling, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, scuba diving, catamaran sailing and parasailing. Perhaps the best attraction of the beach is the spectacular view of sunsets one can get from here.
The Chinese fishing nets and the sailing ships add to the picturesque view. Many European-style bungalows dot the shoreline, and the coastline has many small stalls, where one can take one's fill of mouth-watering traditional dishes made using freshly caught fish.
Fort Kochi was among the first European townships in India. Located to the south of Fosse Street, Fort Kochi is a serene stopover boasting narrow streets lined with tall trees and colourful flowers peeking out of windows of old houses.
Built by the Portuguese in 1506, the fort still reflects vestiges of its glorious past. Of particular interest are the streets of Fort Kochi that leave one in awe of the culture and heritage they so boldly display.

The real charm of Cherai is not just the beach, but also the northern end of Cherai that is more fascinating from the main beach. Here, backwaters are very close to the ocean and separated only by sandy stretch of land.
The 15 km long beach is very unique as it is very clean and perfect for sun bathing, swimming, and surfing. On the beach, adventure enthusiasts can enjoy various water sports activities.You may also choose to go for viewing dolphins frolicking in the sea.
Bicycling through the villages is the best choice for exploring local life and scenic beauty of the place. Hiring a bike on rent at Cherai is also very reasonable. Getting a beautiful view of village life in Cherai is very refreshing and it gives a wonderful experience.
Kite Flying is other very interesting activity to do in Cherai as locals are really very fond of it. This activity is so popular that there is an annual kite flying festival celebrated every year with great joy.

Athirappilly Falls is the largest waterfall in Kerala and is nicknamed "The Niagara of India".Just a short drive from Athirapally is the Vazhachal falls, which is close to dense green forests that are home to many endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna. Both are a perennial picnic spots surrounded by greenery which is perfect for walks and picnics with loved ones.
These waterfalls became famous for not just their view but the endemic species found in the surrounding dense forests. Researchers have found four endangered species of the Hornbill here, the only place they thrive in the entire Western Ghats. Ornithologists attach great significance to this location and bird watchers can come across many rare and vibrant species in these parts.
Athirapally and Vazhachal Waterfalls are situated in Thrissur District of Kerala, on the Chalakudy River in Kerala.

Thekkady is home to one of India's foremost wildlife sanctuaries in the south,situated on the banks of the popular lake,Periyar.The town of Thekkady and the surrounding sanctuary lying in Idukki district is nestled along the high ranges of the Western Ghats and typically covered by dense evergreen forest.Periyar sanctuary and its vicinity are known for its abundance of greenery,innumerable water sources,nature trails and diversity of wildlife.
Thekkady offers the most enchanting holiday experience with its unending chains of hills,cool crisp mountain air, spice-scented plantations, meandering stretches of lakes and backwaters, and secluded hamlets set amidst picturesque locales.
The motorbike ride through the waters offers great scopt for watching wildlife at close range and shooting vibrant pictures.The verdant jungle covering cliffs,mountain trails,valleys, and water holes, is a fine place for trekkers and adventure seekers.
Periyar Eco Tourism offers Thekkady Elephant Safari rides Tours to the spice plantation, elephant bath, commands, Feeding, elephant shower, photo session.