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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...

With its spectacular scenery and friendly environment, Idukki is a special destination that attracts a large number of travelers throughout the year. It's no wonder Munnar and Thekkady are among the world's most popular tourist spots in Idukki. We know that Kerala is such a beautiful destination. If you didn't visit Kerala at least one time definitely it is a big loss. Visit Kerala and enjoy the beauty. Now many more Kerala tour packages include these beautiful places at the price you just find and compare the best Kerala trip packages and enjoy Kerala at least once. While Thekkady is a well-known location, some incredible spots are still to be found on the tourism map of the nearby beaten track. A detour to explore those spots when visiting Thekkady will make your journey even more satisfying. Pandikuzhi Located near the border of Kerala-Tamil Nadu, Pandikuzhi offers some stunning views, particularly on the side of Tamil Nadu. The spot, however, is...

Was the blistering heat of summer ever sapping you of all your energy? Have you ever wanted to escape into a verdant landscape and rejuvenate yourself while the harsh and arid summer landscape bogged down? Well, then Janakikad is the location where you can unwind. Located in the Panchayat Maronthongara, 7 km from Kuttiyadi, Janakikad falls under the Kozhikode forest division Kuttiyadi range. Janakikad gets its name from the renowned statesman V. K Krishna Menon's niece, V. K Janaki Amma, who once belonged to this 131-hectare estate. The Ecotourism project at Janakikad is the joy of a nature lover. Janakikad has unexplored wilderness in-store that begins with a ticket counter in the form of termite mounds and the animal figures etching Janakikad's windows. The forest has significant plant biodiversity. In Janakikad, you will enjoy a leafy walk under the canopy and indulge in bird watching and butterfly tracking. The forest is populated by a number of bird species i...

Kerala holiday packages It's not just about less work and low-cost community travel, but also about having fun with like-minded people. Community traveling lets you work together with people you know and other outsiders to explore new locations. Even though it promises several memorable experiences, you need to adopt a few simple tags. It will make sure there are no issues and everyone can enjoy a great time.  If you have booked Kerala group tour packages  or any other place, you essential to learn how to behave. Here are some of the common travel etiquettes to follow when traveling in a group. Give Other Travelers Some Space One wants people who are always complaining and oversharing at parties. It is important that you communicate with others, but also make room for them to do their own thing. Sometimes, with other passengers, people get too confident and not everyone will like it. And, when it comes to spending time with other travelers in your party,...

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...