Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Kerala

A secluded, magnificent beach ideal for a picnic under palm trees.

Located a few kilometers from Sultan Bathery, the caves of Eddakal contain narcotic petroglyphs, remnants of a civilization that lived here about 6,000 years ago BC! It is accessed by a kilometer, lined with shops and shops of all kinds. Once arrived at the counter, there is a fairly hard climb to cross to enter the only cave open to the public. It's best to visit it at morning times when there is less traffic and also to enjoy spectacular views of the valley.

Located in Munnar, Kerala, India, Kanan Devan Hills Plantations Company (P) Limited Sales Outlet is a must for tea lovers. With a history dating back to British colonial times, this company is the largest employee-owned tea company in the world. The store offers a wide range of black and flavored teas to suit all tastes. You can also find special products such as classic green tea with rose or premium black tea with rose. In addition to tea sales, KDHP also has other activities, such as bungalow management and the production of natural extracts.

Without doubt one of the most interesting tea factories to visit. This tea factory has been in operation for more than a century. The guided tour is interesting to learn more about the different tea processing processes. A small museum briefly tells the story of the plantations in Munnar through some photographs and period objects. You can also visit the plantation with a tasting. And why not take the opportunity to bring back a personalized souvenir, namely a tea made by you?

Located 3 km from Karunagappally, Alumkadavu is a shipyard where Kettuvalam is built, these houseboats designed to hold on backwaters. It is also the starting point for many cruises.

Achenkovil is a river along which many temples are found. It is also the name of the forest surrounding the banks of the river. A major Hindu pilgrimage center, the Achenkovil Sastha Temple is one of the five Sastha temples of Kerala, presided over by Lord Ayyappa. This god of growth is Shiva and Mohini's son, a female avatar of Vishnou. The waterfalls of Kumbhavurutty (in Aravappulam near NH 208) are a popular attraction in the region. Trek possibilities in the vicinity.

Also called Agastya Mala, it is a 1,868 meter summit located in the chains of Sahyadri, on horseback between Kerala and Tamil Nadu. It can be approached on foot from Bonacadu, 61 km from Thiruvananthapuram.

The gateway to the Thenmala region. And a superb point of view.

Located 7 km north of Thalasserry, and 15 km south of Kannur, this 5 km long beach is ideal for a walk or a picnic.

A small park unknown to tourists offering a beautiful view. The atmosphere is quite friendly but the road that leads from Acap is not the most accessible. Excuse families.