About trip

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Dindigul to Thekkady,Alleppey Package

About Dindigul

Dindigul's most famous historical landmark is the Rock Fort, which is situated atop a hill. King Muthu Krishna Naicker of Madurai started the construction of the fort in 1605 and completed it from 1623 to 1659. Hyder Ali, his wife and his son, Tipu Sultan, arrived in Dindigul in 1755. From 1784 to 1790, Tipu Sultan governed the fort. In 1784, the commandant of Tipu Sultan renovated the fort to build several rooms and strengthen the walls.

Thekkady Tourism

Thekkady is the paradise of a nature lover in India. Thekkady, located in Kerala, God's own country, is a beautiful little city that is home to India's largest tiger reserve. Throughout the year, Thekkady boasts a pleasant and cool climate, making it appropriate for a visit whenever you want. In the midst of scintillating backdrops and scenic landscapes, it offers tourists a relaxed holiday with the chance to enjoy nature at its absolute best.Home to the Periyar Tiger Reserve, Thekkady is one of the best places to go to observe wildlife and catch a glimpse of the gorgeous tigers. With several jungle safaris offering an experience like no other, Thekkady is also a great place for bird watching.

You will find everything you are looking for in Thekkady in small hamlets secluded from concrete jungles in the middle of nowhere, or wildlife sanctuaries with majestic elephants and fearsome tigers. As soon as you wander into Thekkady, the fragrance of coffee, tea and a host of other spices fills the air, and if that alone is not sufficient to wake up your spirit and spark joy, the sight of exotic and endangered animals such as. Thekkady is a tropical forest destination that is unspoiled. It's an incredible wealth of animal and plant life, including a lot of cultural and heritage sites - with Thekkady Tour Packages you can enjoy all this. It's a true paradise for nature lovers, Thekkady is a delight for every traveler coming here as you will be taken by the journey to the best places in Thekkady through attractive small hill towns and softly contoured hills slopes.

Decade is perfect for your next vacation in the jungle. The images of elephants, ancient temples, heritage sites, amazing wildlife, and bird sanctuaries juggle up with the very sound of the word Thekkady. Nestled between beautiful trails for treks and mountain walks, the entire district. For every visitor who is here on their vacation, the city is charming and seductive. Enjoy the boat ride inside the sanctuary in the early morning and witness some of the extremely awesome wild animals. Another striking area is Chellar Kovil, which is close by and is known for its picturesque waterfalls and waterfalls. You will find the Mangala Devi Temple, which is located at an altitude of 1337 m and is about 15 km from Thekkady, to visit some of the religious sites. This temple is only open for the Chitra Pournami Festival.

Interesting facts about Thekkady

Thekkady is your idyllic destination to refresh your senses for a holiday. Thekkady boasts a poisonous atmosphere, lush green hills, beautiful waterfalls and the immaculate beauty of nature to help you relax and unwind. A major attraction where you can enjoy a soothing attraction is Thekkady, situated by the scenic Periyar Lake. Wildlife lovers would love to have a closer look at the diverse flora and fauna that can be seen here. With so many amazing things to do in Thekkady, its amazing eating joints, adventure sports and shopping places are also popular among travelers.

A visit to the Tribal Heritage Museum to discover some artifacts related to the settlement of Mannan takes you back to the past. For some cultural entertainment, catch a Kathakali show or enjoy the wind, sunset and plains of Tamil Nadu and trek through the rocks at Ramakkalmedu, which is a hill station and hamlet. To catch the aromatic air of lovely plantations on a nature walk, visit the spice gardens of Thekkady. In Thekkady, some other offbeat things to do include bamboo rafting .



Locally known as Kettuvallams and an integral part of the incalculable waterway area, Kerala houseboats. The backbone of backwater tourism in Kerala consists of these backwaters. They were traditionally used to transport locals and to ferry goods such as rice from paddy fields to the local market and ports and spices. These beautifully crafted houseboats are now the main tourist attraction for travelers. This city is the perfect holiday destination - you get everything in this city with 2 spoonfuls of picturesque beauty, one tablespoon of green meadows, lakes, a hint of romance. For the shopping spree, however, what they have is stunningly awesome. This adventurous spicy town has many places to shop around Kumily, Kumily bazaar for local spices and antiques, including the local bazaars, spice and handicrafts shop, Cardamom and Pepper market.

The abundance of flora and the rippling streams make the town the delight of the perfect trekker. The slopes down the hill and the village are famous for Kambam's coconut groves and the plains of the tea plantation. On the eastern slopes of the Western Ghats, Thekkady provides a bird's eye view of the quaint villages. A combination of hills as well as normal roads is the whole route.

In Thekkady, the best cultural tours

In the art and tradition of Thekkady, you will find a great impact of Kerela's culture and reflection. This town is rich in culture and dates back thousands of years and has a deep influence. One might have a look at the traditional Kathakali dance and other dance dramas. There are also martial arts centers showing the world's oldest form of martial arts, Kalaripayattu.

About Alleppey
In the South Indian state of Kerala, Alleppey is a town. It is known for its wide network of interlinked, palm-fringed canals known as backwaters and rejuvenating Ayurvedic resorts bordering the Laccadive Sea. A beautiful example of the gems you'd find along the Malabar Coast, Alleppey Beach in the Arabian Sea. Only the history attached to it amplifies the appeal of this beach, and a walk down the 137-year-old pier is a must.

The Houseboats

Famous for its serene backwaters and its exceptionally scenic setting, Alleppey or Allapuzha is popularly known as the Venice of the East. The latest and probably the best addition to the list of ways you can enjoy the mesmerizing natural beauty of this quaint little town is cruising houseboats in Alleppey. Alleppey is endowed with a unique canal network that runs throughout the town, allowing you to access and explore the entire region while relaxing on your houseboat. There will always be at least 3 people on the houseboat—a cook, a guide and an oarsman. On the houseboats, delicious meals are provided by the in-house cook, a local favorite.

Itinerary

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Day 1 - Thekkady Sightseeing Day 2 - Alleppey Boat House Day 3 - Alleppey Sightseeing