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Attumukham Toddy Shop surrounded by paddy fields, Kainakary, Alappuzha

Dispatches from God's Own Country

Snake boats racing on Kerala backwaters during Champakkulam Moolam festival Culture

Champakkulam Boat Race: Kerala's Ancient Snake Boat Festival

The oldest snake boat race in Kerala — where 100-oar Chundan Vallams tear through the Pampa River to ancient boat songs, and an entire village holds its breath.

Adavi Eco-tourism bowl boat coracle rafting amidst dense forest in Pathanamthitta, Kerala Eco-Tourism

12 Hidden Eco-Tourism Destinations in Kerala You Haven't Discovered Yet

Escape the crowds and venture into Kerala’s best-kept secrets — from coracle rafting at Adavi to pristine, untouched forest trails waiting to be explored.

Flocks of migratory birds at Kattampally bird watching area in Kerala Wildlife

Birdwatching in Kerala: Ultimate Guide to Avian Paradigms & Hotspots

Explore Kerala’s rich avian diversity, from the pristine wetlands of Kattampally to dense evergreen forests, tracking both vibrant endemic species and spectacular seasonal migrants.

Kottiyoor Temple sacred grove on the banks of Bavali river, Kannur, Kerala Temples

Kottiyoor Temple: Kerala's Unique Forest Shrine & Vaisakha Mahotsavam 2025

Nestled inside an 80-acre sacred grove beside the Bavali river — a Shiva temple without walls, open to the sky, and alive only for 27 festival days each year.

Agasthyarkoodam peak — misty Western Ghats forest and medicinal plants, Kerala Adventure

Agasthyarkoodam: Kerala's Eco-Spiritual Sanctuary of Medicinal Wonders

The Kailash of the South — 1,868 metres of pristine rainforest harbouring 2,000 medicinal species, ancient Kani tribal knowledge, and the most restricted trekking permit in India.

Thalassery Fort — colonial British stronghold on the Malabar Coast, Kannur, Kerala History

Thalassery Fort: Colonial Stronghold, Trade Gateway & Symbol of Resistance

Built by the British East India Company in 1708, Thalassery Fort witnessed the spice trade, the rise of Pazhassi Raja, and three centuries of Malabar history etched in laterite stone.

Kerala rainforest eco-tourism — community guides leading a forest walk in Wayanad Eco-Tourism

Echoes of Harmony: Embracing Ecotourism for a Sustainable Future in Kerala

How Kerala's community-led eco-tourism model — from Wayanad tribal stays to solar houseboats in Kuttanad — is rewriting what responsible travel looks like for the world.

Thamarassery Ghat road winding through misty Kerala Western Ghats — Karinthandan legend Mythology

The Legend of Karinthandan: Guardian Spirit of the Thamarassery Ghat Road

The story of a tribal hero who guided the British through the Thamarassery passes — and why Kozhikode's most dramatic mountain road still bears the memory of his sacrifice.

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