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Drive-in Beach to treat driving enthusiasts with an unforgettable experience. Kozhikode (Calicut) once the capital of Malabar ’s powerful Zamorin dynasty has a wealth of vibrant culture and rich historical legacy. It served as the main trading point for cotton and Indian spices with Jews, Arabs, Phönicians, and Chinese and is known as the “Spices City.” The idyllic setting of the mighty Arabian Sea to the west and the magnetizing peaks of the hills of Wayanad to the east add to Kozhikode’s enticing beauty. It is a melting pot of pristine beaches, ancient temples, historic monuments, verdant jungles, stunning bird sanctuary, and lush green countryside making it a popular tourist destination in Kerala. Adding a golden feather to the Beach Tourism cap in Kerala, the Thikkodi Beach in Kozhikode district has earned a drive-in Beach status. Kerala now owns one more drive-in beach, after Muzhappilangad Beach in Kannur, which has all the specifications to make driving possible on its shores. T...

Kerala group tour packages Upon a visit to Kerala, the rich asset of fresh fruits and the hospitable natives will certainly be blown you away. Indeed it is the blissful scenario and delicious dishes that make Kerala your destination for GoKerala Trip. You'll be delighted to indulge in a variety of fruits grown here Let's take a look at five delicious fruits that you can try in Kerala. Mangoes Kerala has a large variety of mangoes. When you visit Kerala you have to enjoy the taste, nutrition, sight, and even the smell of the king of fruits. Kerala's variety of mangoes ranges from small mangoes the size of ping-pong balls to large ones which weigh up to half a kilogram, each showing its unique taste, smell, and texture. Embellish your visit to Kerala with a gastronomical journey through the most beautiful natural scenery with delicious mangoes in your dishes. Enjoy delicious mango salads, juices, jelly, and chutneys which are fat-free, cholesterol-free, low in calories and hi...

Kottayam is a district in Kerala, with absolutely fascinating views of the hills and thrilling things to do. Here are some of those marvels — a mix of cultural enjoyments, lovely religious places, fascinating waterfalls, a touch of history and more! Visitors to Kerala ideally visit the place to enjoy inspecting the many marvels of the city and the places surrounding it.   Are you  planning your holiday in Kottayam but confused about what to ensure? This  Kerala tour package  helps you find your best trip ever! 1. Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is one of Kottayam's most significant highlights. Bird lovers and ornithologists frequent the destination for observing the species of aviators in motion. The best time to visit this place would be during the resident wetland birds ' breeding season, and that would be between June and August. If you visit between October and February, the following birds — White Ibis, numerous kingfishe...

Kerala group tour packages February 21, 2020, is the great night of Lord Shiva. It's a Sports Week. Nighttime poojas, ceremonies, recitals, exercise, and reflection take place in all of the country's Shiva temples. In the Hindu lunisolar calendar, the 13th or 14th night of each month is essentially called as Shivaratri. The Shivaratri is that usually comes during February / March is named Maha Shivaratri, of all things. Maha Shivaratri is the most adored festival in all parts of India. Unlike the other Hindu festivals observed during the morning, Maha Shivaratri deserves a special mention all night long as the devotion of the devotee Lord Shiva. Maha Shivaratri 2020 – The cosmic dance of Lord Shiva Even popular as the night when Lord Shiva does his celestial dance, Maha Shivaratri 2020 is. Therefore, worshippers plan in temples and surrounding halls for dance programs which is a tribute to Lord Shiva.  Thousands of dancers perform in temp...