Exploring the unexplored palaces has become a passion for youngsters. More than the explored places there are many unexplored destinations in India. The nation comprises of stupendous 29 states and each state is abundantly blessed with scenic nature and lush green forests. It would be quiet difficult for an Indian to name the most beautiful state. But if there is someone who wants to enjoy and understand the unique culture and traditions of ancient Dravidian will have to definitely visit the southernmost state of India called Kerala. Everybody knows Kerala was formed by Parasurama by throwing his axe to the sea from the north. To dwell in the colourful festivals and to enjoy the beauty of cultural art forms one should definitely visit the most beautiful and scintillating district, Thrissur.

Popularly known as ‘cultural capital of Kerala’ the district is adorned with many beautiful temples, churches and mosques. In fact, the locals of Thrissur say that the district’s real beauty lies in the well-renowned temple called Vadakumnathan Temple situated at the centre part with the presiding deity Lord Shiva. Thrissur was formerly known as ‘Thrishivaperur’ which means ‘place named with Lord Shiva’. The name Vadakumnathan which means ‘land of north’ actually denotes the topography of the state. The intriguing places of the district draw an amusing image in every traveller’s mind. When someone hears the name of Thrissur the first image that comes into their minds will be of the world-famous temple festival called Thrissur Pooram. This festival lures not only the national but international travellers also. The festival is annually celebrated in the month of May with the procession of elephants. Including the Vadakumanthan Temple nearly 10 temples participate in this dazzling festival.

There are many more interesting places in Thrissur that captivate travellers to visit the place again and again. To enjoy the ancient cultural art forms one would have to visit the famous art school called Kerala Kalamandalam situated at Cheruthurthy. It was founded by the eminent poet, Vallathol Narayana Menon. The people who have seen the famous Bollywood movies Guru and Baahubali will never forget the waterfalls. It is really a prideful moment for Keralites to say that it was shot in Athirappilly and Vazhachal waterfalls situated in Chalakudy in Thrissur. Athirappilly waterfall is also known as ‘Niagara waterfalls of India’. The waterfall is a haven for nature enthusiasts. Other than these there are Marottichal waterfall, Charpa waterfall, and Pattathipara waterfall that lures traveller’s minds. Just like every district, even Thrissur is blessed with a few dams such as Peechi dam, Poomala dam, Peringalkuthu dam and so on. These dams are the perfect places for visitors to enjoy their weekend holidays. Closely located to Athirappilly one could find the famous hanging bridge at Thumboormuzhi and also astounding hill station at Malakkapara. There would be no one in the world who does not like to stroll in the soft sand bed barefooted.

The district is well-renowned for sun-kissed beaches like Snehatheeram beach- a perfect spot for the post-wedding shoot, Periyambalam beach- for herbal products and so on and the Nattika beach where the evergreen movie called ‘Chemmeen’ was shot. If you are a wildlife lover and want to interact with endangered species, don’t be disappointed the district is the best place to catch the amazing species of fauna and flora. The Chimmni wildlife sanctuary and Peechi-Vazhani wildlife sanctuary and also Thrissur Zoo are the exquisite destinations for the same.

If you are accompanying your family and small kids, you can select historic places such as palaces like Sakthan Thampuran Palace and museums. The region shelters five famous museums such as Vallathol Museum- it is one of the best places to read the unread pages of the great poet called Vallathol Narayanan Menon. The Mural art museum protects the ancient mural paintings, Stone Age tools, and life-size statues, several artefacts belonging to Indus Valley civilization and temple models and many more. Archaeological Museum is a paradise for art lovers; they protect earthen pots, sculptures, beads and so on. Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda Museum unveils the advent of Ayurveda and Photomuse museum is a haven for talented photographs to display their priceless works. Strolling the lanes of the historic monuments may sometimes bore the children especially small kids for them the district opens the door of Dream World and Silver Storm amusement parks. It would be really happy news for small kids.

Everybody knows the state is well-renowned for backwaters and houseboats or commonly known as ‘kettuvalloms’ sailing through it. Just like Alleppey and Kollam, Thrissur does not carry numerous tranquil backwaters but shelters only one known as Chettuva backwater.

Chettuva backwater is situated in the Chettuva village and visitors can sail in the houseboat for a limited time period in the backwater and could explore the mesmerising nature. Along with these fascinating places, there are many unexplored places like the umbrella stones, virgin hill stations, and nature-oriented places like Vilangankunnu, Kauthuka Park, Thumboormuzhi gardens and many more. By reading the above lines it is quite sure you might be thinking to visit the iconic destination. Then what are you waiting for? Avail the tour packages to Kerala
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From our childhood days, all the people across the globe start to weave many dreams regarding their life, education, occupation and obviously married life. Most of the dreams get fulfilled but some remain unfulfilled that is the norm of nature. That never means that people should stop tailoring dreams and must lose hope in their life. Just like education and occupation even marriage has a vital role in one’s life. Many people have many expectations about their future better half and also about their married life. Most of them are ready to spend their precious time to find their perfect soul mate and finally get hitched to them. Soon after marriage, the couples think about their most waiting honeymoon moments. Nowadays even before fixing the dates for the wedding, the couples discuss their honeymoon destination. There are many definitions to describe the importance of honeymoon in one’s life. Some may define it as a custom while others call it as an escape from the busy schedules of wedding rituals and ceremonies. Whatever may be the explanation, real fact of the honeymoon is to break the wall of differences between two couples. Some say that honeymoon is an essential part of the life of the couples who get hitched through an arranged marriage. And to some extend it is true in every sense. There are many places in the country that act as a ‘garden of Eden’ to the romantic couples. But still, at least some people who sound financially good, will select the scintillating places for celebrating precious moments. Others will love to visit the awesome destinations in their country itself. The places in the northern parts of the country are suitable for spending snowy romantic days. The places in the southern portions of the country are lovely and fabulous to view. The scintillating places in south India are Ooty, Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu, and in Kerala it is Munnar, Thekkady, Wayanad, and many more. Hundreds of newly married couples avail of honeymoon packages to Kerala http://dreamkeralapackages.com/Honeymoon-Packages-In-Kerala.aspx to indulge in the splendid charm of these places. Dream Holidays curate budget packages for the people residing in Delhi, Punjab, Bangalore and so on. People always get confused in selecting a suitable place for a honeymoon as each place competes with each other in outstanding delight. Among the many places in Kerala, Munnar always would be the favourite travel destination among the globetrotters. To learn the fascinating facts about the Munnar just stroll down the following paragraphs.

Echo Point

How could one start describing Munnar without mentioning the name of the famous Echo point? There would be no one in the world where people who after climbing the mountains do not scream or call out their names. It is a kind of joy and a particular way of expressing joy and enthusiasm. It is always said that nature is the best friend of human beings. But has anyone felt it? Have anyone seen people speaking to nature and nature giving response to it. If not then grab an exciting tour package to Munnar. The echo point is formed by the cluster of three mountains such as Nallathanni, Mudrapuzha, and Kundala. Over there the voice of the travellers will be heard back or reverberate! Isn’t it interesting and amusing? The place is a haven for strobillanthes flowers and home to several migratory birds. There are many eye-catching attractions near to the echo point. Some of them are Top Station, Anamudi peak, Mattupetty Dam and Kundala Lake.

Marayoor Dolmens

Is there anyone who loves to stroll back to the ancient days of history? If so then inculcate Marayaoor Dolmens in the Munnar tour package. The place showcases the pre-historic writings of Megalithic period. Marayoor Dolmens is situated at a distance of 55 km from Munnar and the region hosts nearly 55 dolmens. Some of the Dolmens are from Neolithic times. They are formed by the four stones and covered by a long slab of granite stone. The place is protected by sandalwood forests.

Lockhart Gap

The most picture-perfect destination in Munnar is Lock hart Gap. It is situated at a distance of 12 km from Munnar. The sapphire hills of the region are blanketed with floating mist. Does anybody know how the region got the name? The wide gap between two mountains resembles the shape of a lovely heart propelled the pale to be called a Lock hart gap. The place is the perfect destination to enjoy the dazzling beauty of nature. Over there one could see sun biding adieu when the clouds cover the hilltops in the early evenings. The soothing climate of the region lures travellers from various corners of the world to spend their weekend with their families and dear ones.

Rock Cave

Has anybody heard about the rock cave? The answer would be yes. But the rock cave of Munnar has a little bit different. A story is hidden behind the cave. The cave in the local Malayalam language is known as ‘Malayil Kallan Guha’ which means ‘the cave where the thief lived’. Once there lived a thief who used to rob things from the neighbouring places and kept as a treasure in the caves. The cave is situated just opposite to Lockhart gap. The Rock cave is the exquisite destination to rejuvenate.

From the above information, readers might have got some vital points of the unseen places in Munnar. There are many more places in Munnar that propel travellers from various corners of the world to spend their picnic days with their families. To make the trip hassle-free avail of travel packages from Dream Holidays. We formulate the packages ta cheap rates for the needy customers. To know more about the package and other service communicate with the 24 X 7 customer support team.