www.india-peacock-travel.com/tiki-index.…. Madras, Pondicherry and Cochin have long attracted dealers and dreamers. Yet they didn't eclipse the highlands' beautiful landscapes and temples.
Drive to Mahabalipuram, whose Shore Temple has majestically stood on the beach since 7th century. Admire also other monuments like Arjuna's Penance, an epic recreated on stone, or the five seachore Rathas.
Reach Pondicherry and wander in its beautiful boulevards and gothic structures (Sacred Heart Church) inherited from brief French occupation. Also visit Auroville (city of dawn), the famous center for spiritual learning and meditation named after Guru Sri Aurobindo Ghosh.
Madurai has been a spiritual center of pilgrimage and teaching for centuries. Visit Dravidian masterpiece Meenakshi Sundereshwar Temple, and Tirumalai Nayak Palace, splendid Muslim palace.
Thekkady is hill station in Kerala, famous for its tea and spice plants and for Periyar Wildlife sanctuary. It …More
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Thekkady, Kerala, India
Day 7 9:00am - Day 8 12:00pm
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Drive through forested mountains and rubber plantations to Periyar National Park, one of the best jungles in India to see wild elephants. Boat ride on the lake. Hike in Thekkady tea plants.
Board a Kettuvalom, a traditional rice boat made from bamboo and converted into a luxurious houseboat on sail through coconut lagoons and narrow canals of Kerala Backwaters. Leisurely relax until you reach Kumarakom the next day.
Different communities (Jewish, Muslim, Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch…) have long cohabited in Kochi (ex-"Cochin"), which makes it very eclectic. Walk in the narrow streets of Fort Cochin: 16th century Jewish synagogue and Catholic Church, Dutch Palace… before attending a traditional Kathakali dance show.
im considering going to kerala from bangkok maybe in january.can anybody tell me if there are flights to kerala from bangkok and the cost of the flight please