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Neelakurinji is a shrub used to grow abundantly in the Western Ghats South India's shola grasslands. The Nilgiri Hills, turning blue once in twelve years when all together the Neelakurinji bloom, scattering the landscape with its hue. The hills literally mean the Blue Mountains that got their name from Neelakurinji flowers purplish-blue. The Western Ghats is renowned for its rich flora and fauna, and it also saves the mystery of Neelakurinji that flourishes as a tradition. Kurinji and other species of plants harmonize their flowering at a common site within large local populations. Plants can be categorized as plants which are annuals and perennials. Yearly plants complete their service life in one year. They grow out of the seed, blossom, yield seeds, and die the one growing season. Perennials plants are alive for over two years, flowering and setting seeds every year. Many kinds of perennials only bloom once in their lives, set seeds, and die. And from these seeds is created th...

Kerala tour packages It's summertime and we can take sweltering heat too much. Children enjoy their summer break. They're happy to go out with their friends for a picnic, relax, have fun and cool off. Kerala has plenty of kid-friendly destinations you can take to. Do you want your children to be happy? Then enjoy these amusement destinations in Kerala.  if you planning this just go through the best Kerala holiday packages and choose the best including this destination. The tour operator will take care of everything you want.  Enjoy the lovable destinations with your babies. Best children's parks  1. Subhash Park No list of amusement attractions for children can ever be complete without a mention of Kochi's Subhash Park. It is a big park and the evenings are filled with children and families. You may also secure yourself a private spot and watch your children have fun. The park has the usual fun and rides most of Cochin's parks have, but...

Kerala tour packages Top Destinations in Kerala Summer season imagery takes me back to school and college days when I was eagerly waiting for it. This was the only occasion we have had to schedule a long holiday. I always recall how much fun we used to drive with my parents, we'd clash about seating on the car's front row. If we were to ride by any public transportation route, the war will begin with who would take the window seat. Typically we used to fly to the Northeast India hills where each time the beautiful scenery produced a happy experience. Unfortunately, I can't get long summer holidays anymore, but during this season there's always that tingling sensation in my stomach, a longing for a summer holiday. So, whenever possible I cram into my schedule in a teeny-weeny summer vacation and travel to any of India's hill stations. Another such destination that sits at the peak of my travel bucket list is Kerala's beautiful land with the best hil...

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...

Kerala holiday packages Phantom Rock of  Wayanad Nature designed a face for the Lee Falk’s pulp comic hero, phantom at Wayanad. Sounds amazing, isn’t it? Actually, it is exactly true! On a haughty mountain, in Wayanad, there stands the tallest rock formation which can be observed from far away, which on first sight gives you the peek look of Phantom’s face. For this reason, the rock has been named as such. The locals ignorant of the amusing, calls the rock as Cheengeri or Thalappara as for them the rock appearances like a skull head. This skull-shaped rock is stood on a minor boulder, formed out of an enormous metamorphic rock. Travelers visit the place to get the view of this astonishing rock formation but the trek to this hill is really hard and since no guidance is provided, it seems hard to reach the top.  For customized  Kerala luxury tour packages   The only way to trek up the hills is by transitory a private property owned for stone devast...