Manarcad Perunnal and Navaratri festivals of Kottayam and Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala,… More State Tourism Award Winners 2010 - 11, Coconut Lagoon Kumarakom, Best Heritage Hotel, Kerala

Kottayam is a multifaceted gem within Kerala's cultural mosaic, celebrated for its literary legacy, serene backwaters, and economic resilience. Whether exploring historic printing presses, cruising along tranquil lakes, or witnessing the vitality of rubber plantations, visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the timeless charm and ...

Thevalakkattu Sree Dhanwanthiri temple situated at Kulasekharamangalam, Kottayam, is dedicated to Lord Dhanwanthiri Moorthy, who is worshipped as the God… Other Temples in Kottayam Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala, Park View, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India - 695 033

Kottayam, Kerala's Hub of Letters, Lakes and Latex. Kottayam is the hub of letters, lakes and latex. The district has a rich literary tradition and is the birthplace of the publishing industry in Kerala.

Malarickal, a picturesque village nestled in the Kottayam district, offers a unique and immersive tourism experience that showcases the region's natural beauty, traditional lifestyle, and rich cultural heritage. The etymology of " Malarickal" is rooted in the Malayalam language. "Malar" means "flower" and "ickal" can be related to the land or ...

Also known locally as the Vembanad Kayal the lake is spread over an area of 2,033sqkm across Alappuzha and Kottayam districts and is the largest freshwater lake in Kerala. A prominent backwater destination in the state, the Vembanad Lake is …

An ancient cave near Muruganmala in Kottayam, known for its rock-cut carvings depicting legends like Madurai Meenakshi, Ayyappa, Murugan, and Kannaki. One of the most loved picnic spots in Kottayam, Kottathavalam is a place of archaeological interest at the legends says that the Royal Family of Madurai would ascend a rock cut path to take rest ...

Kottayam is the birthplace of the publishing industry in Kerala and thus known as the land of letters. Cradled by the backwaters and the Western Ghats, it is epitomised by its stretches of vast greenery, paddy fields and sprawling rubber plantations. Kumarakom, Vaikom and Aymanam are the popular Responsible Tourism Villages in Kottayam.

With a labyrinth of backwaters and mangrove forests all around it, Kumarakom is a universe in itself. A laid-back, soothing world of its own. Located about 14 kms from Kottayam, Kumarakom village is spread over an area of 51.67 sq. km including the 24.13 sq. km of the lake. It was Mr. Alfred George Baker, his interest in agriculture and his ...

A 500-year-old Shiva temple in Kottayam, known for its vibrant murals, Kerala-style architecture, and an exceptional Koothambalam for cultural events. At the heart of quiet and picturesque Kottayam, lies the 500 year old Thirunakkara Mahadeva Temple, built by the erstwhile Thekkumkoor Maharajah.