UNKNOWN DESTINATIONS OF NORTH KERALA TRAVELS TOURS, SOUTH INDIA TOURS

UNKNOWN DESTINATIONS OF NORTH KERALA TRAVELS TOURS

Unknown Destinations of the North Kerala Travel Tours is your window to the unexplored and unknown highlights of the destinations North of Kerala, with its varied culture and unexplored awesome locations, it is a dreamland. On this tour visit some famous temples, spice & rubber plantations, forested areas, visit ancient boat building yards, explore the bustling fish markets, enjoy some beautiful Kerala dances, beaches, waterfalls and stay in the port town of Cochin.

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UNKNOWN DESTINATIONS OF NORTH KERALA TRAVELS TOURS

Unknown Destinations of the North Kerala Travel Tours is your window to the unexplored and unknown highlights of the destinations North of Kerala, with its varied culture and unexplored awesome locations, it is a dreamland. On this tour visit some famous temples, spice & rubber plantations, forested areas, visit ancient boat building yards, explore the bustling fish markets, enjoy some beautiful Kerala dances, beaches, waterfalls and stay in the port town of Cochin.

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• Stroll down the beach in Fort Cochin to see the 15th century Chinese fishing nets. 
• The bustling fish markets adjacent to the fishing nets also make for an interesting visit.
• The sunset cruise in Cochin along the harbour is also a great experience where you pass other ships and boats of all sizes and can see the Cochin skyline and the Cochin shipyard which is more than 200 years old.
• Fort Cochin has a number of seafood restaurants ranging from the high end 'History' restaurant at the Brunton Boatyard to the all vegetarian 'Roti Dal' restaurant where you can try the mouth watering fish food.
• Enjoy an enthralling Kathakali dance performance while you are in Cochin. Watching the dancers put on make up before the show is also quite a fascinating experience.
• Your sightseeing excursion in Cochin includes several fascinating highlights including the Jewish synagogue, Dutch Palace, St. Francis Church, the Santa Cruz Basilica and others. Apart from this, you could also try exploring the streets with their many shops both in Fort Cochin and in the bustling Ernakulam part of Cochin.
• If Henna and bangles are of interest to you, you can pay a visit to a small, yet vibrant shop selling bangles and other ornaments in Cochin.
• Wayanad
• You could visit the 'Meenmutty' and 'Soochipara' water falls in this region.
• Most temples in Kerala are not open to non Hindus. However you can visit the 'Valliyarukavu Bhagavathi' Temple – which is the principle shrine of tribal community of Wayanad region.
• Calicut
• Visit the Beypore boat building yard which has been building boats of all sizes since early centuries. One of the highlights is that the carpenters build massive boats with precision, without the use of any drawings.
• If you are a food enthusiast, you will love Calicut. The region is famous for its 'Mopilla' cuisine and its 'Biriyanis' (dish comprising of rice and meat). You could try authentic Biriyanis at the Paragon and Sagar Hotel. Calicut is also the best place to try a 'falooda'- a dessert made of noodles, jelly, ice cream, takamaria seeds and nuts.
• Try the sweets at what is appropriately called the sweetmeat street where a number of Gujarati (North Indian community known for their sweetmeats amongst other things) shops near the beach offer a large variety.

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