Wondrous Wayanad

WAYANAD : NATURE'S ABODE

                                         

Wayanad, the green paradise is nestled among the mountains of the Western Ghats, forming the border world of the greener part of Kerala. Clean and pristine, enchanting and hypnotizing, this land is filled with history and culture. The district was formed on 1 November 1980 as the 12th district in Kerala by carving out areas from Kozhikode and Kannur districts. About 885.92 sq.km of area of the district is under forest.^[6] Wayanad has three municipal towns—Kalpetta, Mananthavady and Sulthan Bathery. Regarding geographical location, Wayanad district stands on the southern top of the Deccan plateau and its chief glory is the majestic Western Ghats with lofty ridges and rugged terrain interspersed with dense forest, tangled jungles and deep valleys. The place also enjoys a strategic location as the leading tourist centres of South India like Ooty, Mysore, Bangalore, Coorg and Kannur are situated around this region.

CLIMATE :

                                  

Wayanad enjoys a salubrious climate throughout the year. The mean average rain fall in this district is 2322 m.m. Lakkidi, Vythiri and Meppadi are the high rainfall areas in Wayanad. Annual rain fall in these high rain fall areas ranges from 3,000 to 4,000m.m. High velocity winds are common during the south west monsoon and dry winds blow in March-April. High altitude regions experience severe cold. At Ambalavayal in Wayanad, the mean maximum and minimum temperature for the last five years were 29oC and 18oC respectively. This place experiences a high relative humidity which goes even up to 95 percent during the south west monsoon period. Generally, the year is classifed into four seasons, namely, cold weather (December-February), hot weather (March-May), south west monsoon (June-September) and north east monsoon(October-November). The dale Lakkidi, nestled among the hills of Vythiri taluk, has the highest average rainfall in Kerala.

PLACES TO VISIT :

• Banasura Sagar Dam :

At a distance of 22 km from Kalpetta, 21 km from Mananthavady, 46 km from Sulthan Bathery, Banasura Sagar Dam is the largest earthen dam in India and second largest in Asia. This is one of the most popular tourist places in Wayanad and often represented in the promotion of Wayanad Tourism. About 1 km walk from the dam entrance will lead to the boating area which offers speed boating facility in the breathtaking backwaters of the dam. There are also Jeeps available that charge Rs. 100 per person to take visitors from entrance to the boating area. There is a small garden and children play area near the dam. This place is also famous for fish spa. Many people visit the place to go trekking at the Banasura Hill.

The best time to visit Banasura Sagar Dam is from November to May. The dam is a place of great natural beauty. The dam is near Aruval, which is connected by few buses with Kalpetta.

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM

Boating Time: 9 AM to 4 PM

Entry Fee: Rs. 60 for Adults, Rs. 30 for Children, Rs. 40 for Camera & Rs. 40 for Parking

Boating Fee: Rs. 900 for 5 persons (Speed Boat)

                                    

• Soochipara Waterfalls or Sentinel Rock Waterfalls :

The Sentinel Rock, a huge rock which is about 200 meters in height, is ideal place for rock climbing. The route between Meppadi and Soochipara is lined up with beautiful tea estates with a breathtaking backdrop of Chembra Peak. The drive to Soochipara itself is a wonderful experience. There are few tree-top accommodation facilities provided by the forest department. One can have a spectacular view of the valleys of the Western Ghats from the tree-top hut.

Best time to visit Soochipara waterfall is during monsoon season as you can see the waterfall at its fullest. The waterfall would be mostly dry in summer season and usually closed for visitors from March to June.

Timings: 9 AM to 4.30 PM

Entry Fee: Rs. 80 for Person & Rs. 50 for Camera.

                                 

• Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary :

Entry to the sanctuary is only permitted as part of a jeep safari. The forest department has arranged one hour jeep safari into the sanctuary from the entrance at Muthanga. This is an excellent option to remain safe as well as increase the chances of animal sighting. The tickets for Safari are issued at Forest office situated on main road. There is no advance booking for safari and the tickets are issued on first come first serve basis. Ensure you reach booking counter at least 30 minutes in advance.

The safaris are arranged in the morning and evening and only limited number of approved jeeps are allowed into the park. Only 40 jeeps in the morning and 20 jeeps in the evening are allowed for safari. After taking the entry fee for the sanctuary, jeep cost has to be paid outside while starting the safari. The jeeps run through a fixed trail in the forest and exit into the main road at different points. Elephants, Deers, Sambar, Mongoose & Peacocks are common wildlife spotted in the sanctuary while rare animals like Tiger are frequently sighted in the early morning safari.

The forest department maintains rest houses in the vicinity of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Sulthan Bathery is considered as the base for Muthanga Sanctuary and several accommodation options are available here.

The best time to visit the Sanctuary is from March to May.

Entry Fee: Rs. 110 for Adults, Rs. 40 for Children, Rs.300 for Foreigners, Rs. 38 for Camera & Rs. 225 for Video Cam,

Jeep Cost (1 hour): Rs. 600 for a maximum of 7 persons.

Safari Timings: 7 AM - 10 AM (40 Jeeps) and 3 PM - 5 PM (20 Jeeps)

                             

• Chembra Peak :

Trekking to the Chembra Peak is a moderately difficult task and recommended for trekkers with good physical fitness. There is a heart shaped lake on the way to the top of the peak, which is believed to have never dried up, is a major tourist attraction here. Earlier, the trek used to be till Chembra peak. But, now visitors can only trek till the heart shaped lake.

The actual trek starts from the watchtower at the foot hill of Chembra Peak which is about 7 km from Meppadi. The trek entry point can be reached by private vehicles (jeeps) from Meppadi town. Visitors can get the permission from the entry gate itself. The peak is about 4 km one way and takes about 2 hours to trek (one way). A forest guide will be provided for each group near the entry point. Camping is not allowed on the peak.

Best time to trek the Chembra Peak is during the post monsoon time of November to February. Monsoon period should be avoided as the path to the peak can get very slippery and reaching the top, as well as the descent, might be difficult.

Timings: 7 AM to 12 PM (should come back before 4 PM)

Entry Fee: Rs. 750 for a group of 10 Indians & 1500 for a group of 5 Foreigners

                                   

FESTIVALS:

Our festivals celebrate the traditions passed down by our ancestors. Be it Onam, Eid or Christmas, all of Kerala rejoices with one spirit to bring the entire coastal State to life. From seeing mystical figures come to life during Theyyam performances to strolling across various churches and mosques where the lights and displays are at their best during perunnals and memorials, every nook and cranny of our State has something to offer to each traveller. Onam is the State festival which is celebrated by every household across the land. According to mythology, Mahabali was an Asura (demon) king who brought about peace and prosperity in the land. He makes his yearly rounds to check on his loyal subjects during the harvest festival of Onam. Malayalis invite him into their houses with aplomb to celebrate his homecoming and show him that the prosperity and contentment of his reign continues even to this day. Onasadya or vegetarian feasts with up to 60 separate dishes that are served are a highlight of this festival.

From religious occasions to festivals for specific deities, Kerala is home to a great heritage of festivals. The festivals of Kerala personify the very spirit and essence of the land and these experiences will be forever etched in your heart.

                                   

Replete with enchanting waterfalls, historical caves, comfortable resorts and home stays, this popular town is famous for its spice plantations and wildlife. A great place to spot wild elephants, cool breeze, beautiful scenery, Wayanad is guaranteed to please your travel senses. Overall, a perfect weekend idea from cities of South India. Plan your perfect weekend getaway only with TRIPGYANI.

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Karnataka : One State, Many Worlds.

KARNATAKA TOURISM

Nestled in the South-Western region of India, Karnataka is an ideal holiday destination for all kinds of travelers - the history buffs, the nature lovers, the photography fanatics, and the adventure seekers. Karnataka, the eighth largest State in India is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Both in area and population Karnataka is an enormous state. The states like Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala surround Karnataka from all sides.The eastern and Western Ghats that fence Karnataka are the source of many east and west flowing rivers. The most important rivers that originate from these mountains are the Krishna, Kaveri and their tributaries. Karnataka is also considered as one of the most fast growing states in the Indian subcontinent.

Best time to visit Karnataka:

Located in the Western Ghats of India holding breath-taking scenic views Karnataka can be visited throughout the year. The best time to visit Karnataka is from October to April. A traveler having great wanderlust will love exploring this place irrelevant of what season it is. Follow the season-wise segregation to book your Karnataka Tour Packages better.

• Karnataka in summer [March to May] : Summers are a bit humid in Karnataka as the temperature rises. The coastal areas are a bit hot while the weather remains cool in the high altitude regions like Coorg, Kodachadri, Chikmagalur and many more. You can beat the humid climate of Karnataka by indulging in a few water activities. Karnataka serves to be a great getaway even during summer time.

• Karnataka in monsoon [June to September] : Karnataka receives adequate rainfall that results in a drop as far as temperature is concerned. This further makes the entire climate soothing and relaxing. It is also the best time to take up treks to the Western Ghats as the views are spectacular and pleasing to the eyes.

• Karnataka in winter [October to February] : Winters are the best time to visit Karnataka. More tourist flow is experienced during winter months. The climate is extremely pleasant for sightseeing and exploring the diverse flora and fauna. It is also the perfect time for river rafting, snorkeling, swimming, and scuba diving. You can also relax at the beaches for a peaceful sojourn.

Tourist Attractions in Karnataka:

A land known for its silks, spices and sandalwood, Karnataka adds up as an experience to remember for a lifetime. Tourism in Karnataka stands out with its diverse offerings that include wildlife & national parks, monuments & heritage sites, beaches and pilgrimage sites. Yet another notable point is that tourist attractions in Karnataka are located at geographically extreme ends which interestingly makes silicon capital Bengaluru, the focal point of tour itineraries and travel packages in Karnataka.

The second largest city Mysore with its Raj era influence is another major tourist attraction in Karnataka. Scattered all around are plantations and jungles teeming with diverse wildlife that include Asia's largest population of elephants. A further ahead, Hassan is renowned for several historical monuments built by Hoyasala kings. They built extensively and exquisitely and several standing as well as dilapidated temples and structures located in Belur, Halebidu and remarkably at Sravanabelagola stand testimony to that period of Hoyasala cultural dominance and artistic flair.

Kodagu (Coorg) in the Western Ghats is the most popular and picturesque hill station of Karnataka which also happens to be a renowned romantic holiday destinations popular for honeymoon in South India. Gokarna located close to Goa border is an important pilgrimage site as well as an offbeat beach destination with balmy beaches and tranquil surroundings. Swaswara Resort located in Gokarna is plush property renowned for rejuvenating yoga and spa therapies.

However when it talk about attractions and tourist places in Karnataka, Hampi undisputedly emerges as the state’s tourism highlight with the Stone Chariot at the site used as state’s tourism departments logo. This sprawling ghost town of Vijayanagara Empire is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Things to do in Karnataka:

• WELLNESS : Karnataka has evolved into a health destination. Numerous specialty services, different streams of heath care, state-of-the-art equipment, hospitals of global repute and the undeniable cost-advantage have aped up Bangalore’s health tourism prospects. Right from allopathy to alternate healing like Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Naturopathy, spas and other unconventional forms of therapy are offered in the city. Add a salubrious climate that’s conducive to healing and recuperation to this, and you have a thorough rejuvenation experience called Karnataka.

• FESTIVALS : 11 colorful, vibrant and prestigious festivals are celebrated all over Karnataka and the most famous one is Dasara (Dussehra), on which day the Mysore Palace is decorated and the entire city of Mysore comes together to pay homage to the guardian goddess. The Hampi Festival celebrated in the month of November remembering the Vijaygarha Kings. The Tulu Sankramana Coorg Festival or Theerthodbhava is a festival of joy in celebration of Goddess Cauvery which is ideally celebrated in the month of October. Believers and followers from all around the world come to take the holy dip in the waters and seek the blessings of the deity. Pattadakkal Dance Festival is an extravagant festival of dance celebrated at the temples of Pattadakkal which is 135 kms away from Hampi and is celebrated in the month of January. The Vairamudi Festival, celebrated in the month of March is in the worship of Lord Vishnu where the idol is decorated and decked up with a diamond-studded crown and brought outside of the Mysore palace. Buffalo Race otherwise known as Kambala is one festival that has been followed and continued in Mangalore and Udupi mainly apart from other surrounding regions, up until today since the days of the royal Kings, as a royal sport. These races are held typically from November to March. Hoysala Mahotsava is another dance festival celebrated in grandeur in the month of March in Belur and Halebidu, portraying the vivid Hoysala culture of Hoysala rulers, temples, culture and architecture.

                                       

• WILDLIFE: Karnataka is widely known mainly for the famous Bandipur National Park but did you know there are totally 17 various Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks spread across the state? Karnataka gives huge importance to preserving the wild and wildlife and these sanctuaries are proof of the same. Starting all the way from Bandipur National Park to Bannerghatta National Park and extending further. They also offer a wide range of options for luxurious jungle resorts. Kabini is one such place that is about 1 hour away from Mysore is an absolute treat to the eyes. Surrounded completely by greenery and close to Nagarhole National Park and Tiger Reserve, this uncommon place offers you so much to explore in the wild and be one with nature.

• CUISINE : Food is the way to anyone’s heart and food in Karnataka especially is like a tour through various delicious flavors and spices. It is a combination of sweet and spice and everything nice. Just like the rich heritage are the delectable dishes/cuisines of Karnataka with their staple food items being Ragi and rice. Karnataka is known for its homely feeling and so is their food, bringing to you the taste of authentic and traditional Kannadiga cuisine. Be it the sumptuous Mysore Masala Dosa or the appetizing Kundapura Koli Saaru from Mangalore or the mouth-watering Udupi Sambar, you have a plethora of food choices to indulge in. So if you come across dishes like Ragi Mudde and Soppina Saru or Chow Chow Bath or the most famous Obbitu and Holige, remember, you are going to be diving deep into the most mouth-watering and healthy dishes that signify the distinct flavors of Karnataka.

• SHOPPING : Bangalore is not known as the Shoppers’ Paradise for nothing. A mall around every other corner, the world’s best and most popular brands, plenty of street shopping options and a rather creatively prolific culture in terms of handicrafts – one’s quiet spoilt for choice at Bangalore. Mysore, though not as popular a shopping destination for brands, has some of the best places to pick up handicrafts, silks and sandalwood.

                                   

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MUNIFICENT MUNNAR

MUNIFICENT MUNNAR

Munnar in both Tamil and Malayalam means  ‘three rivers’ as Madhurapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundaly are three rivers that flow through the town. Munnar is a beautiful hill station, and was a summer resort for the British during the British Raj. Straggling tea plantations, picturesque towns, winding lanes and holiday facilities make this a popular resort town. Among the exotic flora found in the forests and grasslands here is the Neelakurinji, the flower which blooms once in every twelve years.

One can reach there by:

Q    Flight i.e. to Cochin International airport which is approximately 125 km away from the Munnar by road or a flight to Madurai Airport which is more than 175 km from Munnar.

v    Train to the nearest railway station, Aluva which is 110 km. from Munnar.

Ž    Car from Kochi, Aluva, Madurai, Coimbatore or Kodaikanal.

Some places that need a must visit in Munnar are Atukkad waterfalls, Echo Point Munnar, Pothamedu, Tata tea or KDPH Museum, Eravikulam National Park, Kundala Dam, Chinnar wildlife Sanctuary, Chinnakanal waterfalls and Marayoor.

Parakkat Nature Hotels & Resorts is one of the best places to stay in Munnar.

The Tall Trees, Tea Country Resort, Dew Drops are beautiful properties.

If one wants to experience the beauty of God’s own country’s Munnar, also the Kashmir of South India, the best time to avoid masses and witness the exquisite greenery is during Monsoon.

Colors of Gujarat – Rann Utsav

                                                Colors of Gujarat – Rann Utsav

Rann Utsav is a celebration of life, festivities and culture of Kutch and Gujarat. It is a landmark bestowing grace and elegance where the world gathers for more than 2 months. A riot of color sprinkled on the barren lands, Rann Utsav offers visitors an excellent opportunity to experience the diverse traditions and the generosity and hospitality of Kutchi people.

The picturesque “White Dessert” is waiting to welcome you. On a full moon night during Rann Utsav, the region wakes to an endless cycle of dance, and where century old traditions are revived in a celebration.

The colorful fairs held near the beach or the banks of a lake swings one with the spirit of festivity, fervor and flamboyancy while the organized tour around Kutch is an ideal occasion to be part of the region and experience the zeal and uniqueness of the people through a celebration of life!

First time visitors to the Kutch Rann Utsav, are often startled by the beauty of Dhordo, the last village in Bhuj, on the way to the festival. The place is thronged by migratory birds from the farthest corners of the world, including Siberia, central Asia and Europe and is the ultimate birdwatcher’s haven, coupled with the visage of the smooth white sands of the desert. Also a spot for auto-mobile enthusiasts to test their rides, Dhordo sees a lot of action from locals and tourists alike.

The Tent City erected in Dhordo is where the action takes place.

The carnival of music, dance, and cultural performances take foreground as days and nights pass in a vivid flash of colors and sounds that are etched forever in any visitor’s heart. On special days, like New Year’s Eve, Makar Sankranti (for the Kite Flying Festival), Republic Day, Valentines’ Day, and in the concluding month, the Holi celebrations are the key days to visit the festival.

 

 

Camel Safaris, Local art and handicraft bazaar, a spa, meditation and yoga center, live music concerts and folk dance shows and evenings, are the main activities that keep the guests enthralled and actively engaged with the Kutch heritage. Some of the best bets to take away as souvenirs are silver jewelry and artefacts, since Kutch artisans are known for their silver craft work, seashell toys that are unique to Kutch, beautiful wood carved furniture and decorations, and exquisitely embroidered clothes in traditional techniques like Suf, Khareek and Pako and painted ones like Ajakh, Batik and Rogan are not only rare, but make for the most exclusive gifting ideas ever.

History

A seasonal salt marshland situated in the heart of the Thar Desert with Gujarat on one side and Pakistan’s Sind province on the other, the district spans about 7,505.22 square kilometers (2,897.78 sq. mi) and is one of the largest salt deserts in the world. The Great Rann of Kutch, the Little Rann of Kutch and the Banni grasslands at the southern fringe, makes up for some 30,000 square kilometers of white lands, sweeping the Gulf of Kutch at one end, and the seat of the great Indus Valley Civilization on the other, falling in southern Pakistan.

The name "Rann" comes from the Hindi word ran (रण) meaning "desert". The Hindi word is derived from Sanskrit/Vedic word iriṇa (इरिण) attested in the Rigveda and Mahabharata. As early as 325 BCE, Alexander the Great was aware of the area.

A cradle of craftsmanship, Kutch is known for its exquisite variety of weaving, patchwork, block-printing, bandhani, tie-and-dye, rogan-art and other ethnic styles of embroidery, pottery, wood-carving, metal-crafts and shell-work. The variety emerges from the enchanting terrain that provides a perfect backdrop to an extra ordinary fair.

Perhaps because the landscape is so white and ochre, even a hint of color adds a fascinating element to the rustic life of Rann.

The festival is starting from 01^st November 2016 to 31^st March 2017.

Places to visit nearby include

1)      Kalo Dungar

2)      Gandhi Nu Gam

3)      Swaminarayan Temple

4)      Aina Mahal

5)      Mandvi Beach

6)      Vijay Vilas Palace

 

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Tourism In India

India is a country known for its lavish treatment to all visitors, no matter where they come from. Its visitor-friendly traditions, varied life styles and cultural heritage and colourful fairs and festivals held abiding attractions for the tourists. The other attractions include beautiful beaches, forests and wild life and landscapes for eco-tourism, snow, river and mountain peaks for adventure tourism, technological parks and science museums for science tourism; centres of pilgrimage for spiritual tourism; heritage trains and hotels for heritage tourism. Yoga, Ayurveda and natural health resorts also attract tourists.
 The Indian handicrafts particularly, jewellery, carpets, leather goods, ivory and brass work are the main shopping items of foreign tourists.

Tourism in India was recognised as potential instrument for economic growth since 1950’s

 

Indian tourism is diversified region wise

Tourism in Northern India

India’s capital, Delhi, on the River Ganges, has numerous cultural attractions, top class shopping and international cuisine. The so-called “Golden Triangle” is also located in this province, and includes the city of Jaipur and historic Agra, home of the Taj Mahal. Cities in Rajasthan include Jodhpur and Udaipur, while Amritsar and Chandigarh lie in the Punjab. Northern India is bordered by the Himalayan Mountains, which provide a center for adventure tourism, with activities such as trekking, mountaineering, rafting and paddling. Kashmir and Himachal with its snow capped mountains for the major area of attraction.

 

 

Tourism in Southern India

Chennai is one of the largest and most historic cities in southern India, offering dozens of palaces, temples and forts. Bangalore is renowned for its mild climate and beautiful royal palaces, while Hyderabad is a city of domes and minarets, interspersed with colorful bazaars. The state of Kerala, along the southwestern seaboard, offers idyllic, unspoiled beaches, quaint ports and resort towns such as Kovalam. The coastal backwaters are a good area for cruising and wildlife watching, and the coral islands of Lakshadweep, near Kochi, are a top location for diving and snorkeling.

 

 

 

Tourism in Eastern India

Eastern India lies along the Bay of Bengal, and Kolkata is its largest city. West Bengal’s attractions include imperial palaces, forts, temples, bazaars, museums and a historic miniature train, and this area is also the country’s leading golf destination. The district of Assam, best known for its tea plantations, has numerous wildlife preserves, housing endangered species such as the Asian elephant, Bengal tiger and Indian rhino. Kaziranga and Manas National Parks are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Beach destinations include the Andaman Islands.

 

 

Tourism in Western India

Mumbai’s cultural attractions include monuments and museums, colonial forts and hill stations, but downtown Mumbai also offers excellent shopping and dining. The Arabian Sea coastline is characterized by picturesque fishing villages surrounded by coconut groves, with a few developed beach resorts such as Goa, Manori and Madh Island. Western India is also renowned for its cave systems, the most prominent including the Ellora and Ajanta Caves, which contain ancient carvings and rock paintings.

 

 

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Summers and Indian destinations…!!

Summers and Indian destinations…

Say hello to summer!!!

You know its summer when the days go long, the sun kisses the sand, the sweetness of mangoes tempts you and the vacations that drive you to your holiday destination.

Summers in India begin in March and continue up to June. The sun rays become hotter day by day and the earth becomes heated.

To beat the heat, India is blessed with meticulous summer destinations. From the mighty Himalayan ranges covering Himachal to Kashmir, the snow covered peaks of Leh Ladak make perfect combination of fun and adventure.

The soulful peace in the lap of Uttrakhand makes a memorable family holiday. Nainital, Ranikhet, Almora, Mussoorie are not only relaxing destination but also worth knowing their traditional culture, fine cuisine and fascinating handicrafts.

The unexplored regions of North East mesmerizes with its natural beauty with mountain ranges, waterfalls and lakes. Sikkim surrounds you with lush green beauty from Gangtok to Pelling to Ravangla.

Not to forget the Nilgiris down South. Ooty, Kodaikanal, Wayanad, Munnar and Coonor are the power packed hill stations of Southern Indian. Away from hustle bustle of the cities these hill stations offer serene ambiance and scenic beauty to set our  eyes on. Long walks and trekking under the fresh mountain air and clear sky are two best ways of exploring these hill stations.

As we go deeper, India is incredibly huge to explore season wise.

Summer vacations can be magical as every summer has its own story! Create your summer story with us.

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