We offering additional entertaining facilities like local sight seeing, back water trips, house boats , visit to hill stations , visit to wild life sanctuaries, heritage destinations, beaches, visit to temples, churches and museums etc..

We offers to visit main important places are the followings

1.ERNAKULAM.

situated on the banks of the Vembanad lake, Ernakulam is accessible by all
routes-backwater, sea, road, rail and air.

2.Fort Cochin

 Lies 10 kms  away ,from Ernakulam . The architectural style of the buildings and lay-out  of the town mark out Fort Cochin from other cities and towns of Kerala.  The buildings show the influence of European architecture.  The Chief attraction of Fort Cochin is the St. Francis Church built by the Portuguese  It is believed to be the first church built by Europeans in India.  The body of Vasco Da Gama was buried here.  Close to St. Francis Church is  Santa Cruz Church.  some  beautiful paintings can be seen in the Roman Catholic Church.

3.Bolghatty Island

A beautiful island lying close to Ernakulam and Willingdon Island.  The Bolghatty Palace was built by the Dutch in 1744 which later became the seat of British Resident.  The palace is now converted into a hotel. There is also a well laid golf link.

4.Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary

This sanctuary is 12 km from Kothamangalam, which is on the Kochi-Munnar route.

5.Kodanadu

This is a forest elephant care centre.  Here you can see baby elephants rescued from the forests being cared for.   Elephants are also trained here.  Kodanadu is 15 km from Perumbavoor which is on the Kochi-Munnar route (via Aluva).

6.Hill Palace Museum, Tripunithura

Set on top of a hillock, this  prestigious palace-turned-museum displays 13
categories of exhibits, including paintings, carvings and other royal antiquities donated by the Cochin and Travancore royal families and the Paliam Devaswom.The Heritage Museum, located on the rear side of the palace buildings familiarizes you with the traditional lifestyles of ancient Kerala.  As part of the establishment of a mini zoo, a deer park with spotted deer, sambar and peacocks is run by the Society for the Preservation of Hill Palace Premises.  The museum premises has alsobeen converted into a botanical garden with exotic tropical trees from central America to Australia.  Located  11 Kms east of Ernakulam, en route to Chottanikkara.

7.Chottanikkara Temple

Famous for the Devi temple, an important pilgrim centre of Hindus. Navarathri is celebrated on a grand scale.  The temple is located 15kms from Cochin City. The presiding deity here is Durga Bhagavathy.  It is also that this deity was brought from Mookambika Temple in Karnataka and therefore there is a presence of Mookambika Devi till 7 a.m. in the morning at this temple.  There is also one more temple as a part of the complex where deity is Bhadra Kali Devi.  THe major festival is Makam Thozhal.  It falls during February-march every year for a period of 9 days Temple is open from 4 am to 12 Noon and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple

Located at TrIpunithura, 10 km from Cochin city.  The deity here is Maha Vishnu and is one among three Vishnu Temples in Kerala . Arjuna (one of the Pancha Pandavas ) is believed  to  have established this temple.,  The Major festival of this temple is held during November-December.  The Other cultural festival,Athachamayam during harvest festival of Onam is also celebrated with procession of float, Tableau and dances like Pulikkali,  This deity is Kula Daivam of Cochin Royal  family.