Cities of Kerala

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Cochin :
Cochin consists of mainland Ernakulam, the islands of Willington, Bolgatty and Gundu in the harbour, Fort Cochin and Mattancherry on the southern peninsula, and Vypeen Island north of Fort Cochin, all linked by ferry... more

Kovalam :
The fishing village of Kovalam lies 10 kilometres south of Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala. Kovalam is the only beach resort of Kerala, and is very popular with the Indian as well as international tourists... more

Periyar :
The Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary at Thekkady in Kerala, is one of the 16 Project Tiger Reserves in India. About a century ago, a British engineer, Col. J. Pennycuick, chalked out a plan to dam the Periyar River... more

Cheruthuruthy :
Far from the madding crowd, along the banks of the longest river in Kerala, is this beautiful abode of Kathakali. Cheruthuruthy is famous as the home of Kerala Kalamandalam, the State's flag-ship training school for... more

Guruvayur :
The temple dedicated to Lord Krishna was destroyed when the holy city of Dwaraka was submerged under the sea. Guru, the preceptor of the Gods, and his disciple Vayu, God of Winds were... more

Trissur :
Trichur has several other popular temples including Paramekkavu Kshetram dedicated to Bhagwati or Durga and the Thiruvambadi Temple which is dedicated to Lord Krishna. This busy little town has a splendid... more

Vembanad :
One of Asia's largest freshwater lakes spreads across the land of green magic, Kerala. Vembanad Kayal, as it is called in the regional language, acts as a giant reservoir, a balancing tank against floods... more