Offers & Promos
Dance is an important if not integral part of life in Kerala. For a millennium before the corruption of the idiot box arrived, the only entertainment to be had were the temple festivals that matched the change of season and marked the passage of time. Each festival and each region of Kerala has its own imagery and charm. </p>
Tripunithura Hill Palace is regarded as one of the largest archaeological museum in Kerala and was established in the year 1865. Tripunithura Hill Palace is built in.......
This Synagogue is the oldest active synagogue in all of the erstwhile British Commonwealth. Constructed in 1568, it is called Paradesi Synagogue, the word Paradesi means "foreigners" and is used because this synagogue was historically used by "White Jews". It is also referred to as the Jew Temple or the Mattancherry Synagogue.
Fertile soil, clean air, abundant vegetation and numerous water bodies make Kerala a heavenly abode for wildlife. And to catch a glimpse of these innocent living creatures, people travel from far off lands to Kerala. The task of training, feeding and taking care of these animals by locals is a delightful act to watch. The rural riverside village of Kodanad in Ernakulam district of Kerala is the host to one such centre where elephants are trained and taken care of by expert hands.
