Kerala Eco Tours

Trivandrum the capital city of Kerala is a city which blends the ancient and the modern. You can still see the relics of ancient architectural style prominent in most of its buildings, whether it be offices or it be temples.

KOVALAM is a world renowned beach resort of Kerala with blue and sunny, calm beaches ideal for swimming

Papanasam Beach at Varkala is a quiet, secluded beach known for its white, silvery stretch of sand, mineral springs and rocky cliffs. Overnight at the resort, Varkala.

Alleppey the small town famed as the ‘Venice of the East’. Check in to houseboat for an overnight cruise through the unique back waters of Kerala. Houseboat will be your transportation for the day and accommodation for the night. Cruise through the palm fringed canals; watch the Paddy fields, village folk. Relax on board hearing lullaby of the wind and waves. This mysterious strip of emerald green land is stuffed with endless miles of placid backwaters that appends to its charm. Unwind yourself, watching the endless strips of greenery passing by and the emerald green waters meet the crystal blue sky, whilst the houseboat cruises in a relaxing pace. This would be an experience, which you would always cherish to remember.
Cruise till 6 in the evening by then the houseboat halts in the lake for overnight stay. (Next day, cruising starts at 7 am.)
In the evening, enjoy a splendid dinner onboard houseboat. Overnight on board.

Kumarakom is a back water resort as well as a bird sanctuary, and typifies the village life of Kerala. This is where you can enjoy the virgin beauty of Kerala villages. The hub of backwaters, this is also a favorite hideaway of migratory birds. Backwaters are intricate labyrinth of canals and lagoons, which you can find no where else in the world. While at Kumarakom, a walking tour inside the serene sanctuary will definitely prove to be invigorating.

MUNNAR, the picturesque hill station of Kerala, popularly famed as ‘Tea City’. Munnar is located at a height of 1600 meters above sea level, at the confluence of three mountain streams. It is the home of Nilgiri Tahrs, a species of wild ibex, which are on the verge of extinction. Enjoy the cool and sublime climate and the unpolluted environments. The endless greenery will make you a poet or dip in your favorite book in the lap of mother nature.

COCHIN the palm green commercial capital of Kerala is located on the cluster of islands and narrow peninsulas. The older parts of the city are an unlikely blend of medieval Portugal, Holland and an English country village grafted on to the tropical Malabar Coast. Here you can see the oldest church in India, winding street crammed with 500 year old Portuguese houses, cantilevered Chinese Fishing nets, a Jewish community whose roots go back to the Diaspora, 16th century Synagogue, a palace containing some of India’s most beautiful murals.

COCHIN TOURVisit St. Francis church, the oldest church of India, Mattancherry Palace, Jewish Synagogue and the Chinese Fishing Nets.
THRISSUR, the Cultural capital of Kerala.

WYNAD this is predominantly plantation country. Coffee, spices and rubber make up the major plantations. Picturesque and fresh, a simple stroll is bound to be surprising and enchanting. The major attraction at Vythiri is a trek into the jungles. The norm is to expect the most unexpected – a lone elephant, a wildcat – one doesn’t know. Pookot Lake, a natural fresh water lake bordered by evergreen forests.

Edakkal caves Take a visit to the prehistoric Edakkal caves. The cave has ancient paintings, carvings and inscriptions dating back to the stone ages.
Tholpetti Wild life Sanctuary If luck is with you, there are many species that you can watch at close-quarters.

Beypore is a small coastal town famous for its country crafts called ‘Uru’ built by the traditional ship builders known as khalasis.