Wildlife is best experienced up close, and not through the bars of a cage.

People think that bars and cages protect the people from danger while allowing them to witness life in the wild.  Although the first part might be correct, the second is inaccurate as the cages also hinder the movement and behavior of the animals.  To see them in their natural habitat is the only right way.

A thriving port. Zamorins’ capital and landing point of Vasco De Gamma.

Kozhikode, also known by its romanized name, Calicut, has a long history entwined with trade.

A fishing village with coconut groves and idyllic beaches.

Clear blue sky,  alluring aquamarine waters and soft white sand greet the visitors to Kovalam. The three main beaches leading to one another invite beach lovers to frolic in the sun kissed sand and splash in the waves. Time at the seaside can be followed by therapeutic Ayurveda experiences or explore the intriguing village for some local delighting tours.

Blankets of green, misty skies turning clear, cool crispy air to rejuvenate. 

One of the three hill stations in the popular Nilgiri hills in the southern region of India, Kotagiri is the oldest hill station and probably the quietest and most undisturbed among its more illustrious and tourist magnets for cousins. Unassuming and charming in its own way, Kotagiri is the perfect travel spot for a serene sojourn.

An ancient fortress with scenic beaches along the coastline.

Temples, beaches and forts are common in Konkan yet boast unique tour features in this southern region of India.

Annamalai wildlife sanctuary, also known as Indira Gandhi National Park is one of the most striking preserves of Nature.

The Annamalai Sanctuary in Coimbatore is nothing short of an ecological heaven.One of three wildlife sanctuaries in the Western Ghats along the borders of Tamil Nadu and Kerala, this cool, misty mountain park covers almost 1000 sq km of mostly teak forest and evergreen jungle. This wildlife sanctuary stretches across nearly 958-square kms of terrain.

At the foothills of the Nilgiris Biosphere, lies one of India’s well known elephant habitat “The Mudumalai National Park”.

Western Ghats with gentle swells of hilly terrain veiled in mixed and moist deciduous forests offers unique and exotic point of interest – Mudumalai Wildlife Reserve. Consecrated with diverse geography and pleasant climate, the reserve offers an assorted range of striking flora and fauna.

Established in 1973, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, second largest wildlife reserve in Kerala, bestowed with exotic flora-fauna, home to rare species.

Often referred as Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular place to visit in India. Blessed with rich flora and fauna, it houses some of rare and endangered species of plants, animals and birds. Protect Elephant is the major project here and therefore you can watch herds of them roaming around the jungle.