By: Tourld | December 03, 2024
This world-renowned bird sanctuary offers an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts. According to recent wildlife surveys, the sanctuary hosts over 100 species of native birds and numerous migratory species.
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Famous for its pristine golden shores and authentic fishing village atmosphere, Marari Beach provides a peaceful escape from Alleppey's bustling backwaters.
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Known as the "Rice Bowl of Kerala," Kuttanad offers a unique agricultural landscape where farming is conducted below sea level.
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This small butterfly paradise in Vembanad Lake houses over 50 species of migratory birds and 120 species of butterflies. Access is exclusively by boat, making the journey itself an adventure.
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Built in the 16th century, this Portuguese-era church combines European architecture with Indian elements. The annual feast in January attracts over 100,000 pilgrims from across India.
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This ancient serpent temple is managed by a unique matriarchal priestess system, making it one of only a few such temples in India. The sacred grove here contains over 30,000 snake images.
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This 18th-century palace showcases traditional Kerala architecture and houses the largest mural painting in Kerala, measuring 154 square feet.
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A 1000-year-old Buddhist statue stands as testament to Kerala's Buddhist heritage. Recent archaeological findings suggest this area was once a prominent Buddhist center.
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This lesser-known beach offers spectacular sunset views and local fishing experiences. According to local tourism data, it receives only 100-150 visitors daily, making it perfect for those seeking solitude.
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