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Kerala
Kerala, God's own country, is one of the most
fascinating tour destinations in India. Whether it's flora and fauna or
the cultural aspects, Kerala is a hot favorite among the tourists.
Kerala offers something or the other to almost every visitor. There is
no dearth of tourist destinations and opportunities in Kerala. In fact,
the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Kerala are so immense that
exploring all those facets of Kerala is not possible in a short period.
In our Kerala tours and tour packages, we have covered the best of
Kerala tourism. Be it the backwaters, the houseboats, the wildlife,
Ayurveda or the Yoga and meditation tours in Kerala, we will explore the
natural beauty and the cultural heritage of Kerala for you. Come, travel
to Kerala with us!
The
rich historical heritage of Kerala is pretty much evident from the
number of forts and palaces Kerala has. Many empires and many rulers
have ruled the place and thus, Kerala has a plethora of forts &
palaces. Here, we shall provide information about the various
magnificent palaces and forts of Kerala, India that have withstood the
bouts of time till today to tell the stories of Kerala's brave hearts.
Bolghatty
Palace
Bolghatty Palace is a beautiful monument located on the Bolghatty
Island just off the coast of Cochin. It is easily accessible with the
help of the ferry services that are provided for tourists.
Chendamangalam
Fort
The Chendamangalam Fort is located in a small town in Ernakulam
district of Cochin. Chendamangalam Fort of Kochi is situated at about 42
kilometers from Ernakulam.
Kunchan
Smarakam Fort
Located 30 kilometers from Palakkad, the Kunchan Smarakam fort of
Palakkad Kerala is not a usual historical monument. It is a memorial
built as a tribute for the famous poet of Kerala, Kunchan Nambiar.
Koyikkal
Palace
Located at Nedumangad, 18 kilometers from Trivandrum, Koyikkal Palace
is a major tourist attraction. This ancient palace is built in the
traditional Kerala architectural style with slanting roofs and a
courtyard inside.
Mattancherry
Palace
The Mattancherry Palace is also known Dutch Palace of Kochi. The
Portuguese built it and they gifted it to the Maharaja of Kochi, Veera
Kerala Varma. It acquired the name "Dutch Palace" after the
Dutch renovated it in the year 1663.
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