palakkad
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In the heart of Palakkad, where the Western Ghats gently open into the plains of Kerala, stands a fort unlike any other in South India. Broad, austere, and surrounded by an ever-filled moat, Palakkad Fort, popularly known as Tipu’s Fort, is less a monument of ornamentation and more a statement of military genius. Though its popular name
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In Kerala, the word Ayurveda is more than a system of medicine, it is a philosophy deeply entangled with life, nature, and discipline. While the roots of Ayurveda stretch back thousands of years, its flourishing in Kerala owes much to a few great lineages who preserved, practised, and refined this ancient science. Among them, none is as
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Hidden amid the quiet greenery of Lakkidi village in Palakkad district stands a humble ancestral home that changed the course of Kerala’s cultural history. Known as Kalakathu Bhavan, or more famously Killikkurussimangalam, this is the birthplace and residence of Kunchan Nambiar, the legendary Malayalam poet who gave Kerala one of its most beloved art forms, Thullal. Today, this tranquil heritage space
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Set against the gentle foothills of the Western Ghats, Malampuzha is where innovation meets imagination. Home to Kerala’s longest dam, South India’s only rock-cut garden, an exhilarating ropeway, and one of the most talked-about sculptures in the state, this destination offers travellers a rare mix of engineering marvels, scenic beauty and cultural stories that stay with you
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If you are someone who grew up on Malayalam cinema, chances are you have already “visited” Varikkassery Mana, at least on screen. This graceful heritage house, over a century old, has appeared in countless films, becoming one of the most recognized and beloved ancestral homes in Kerala and still continues to grace the screen. But
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In the bustling heart of Palakkad town stands a quiet structure of history, centuries-old Jain temple believed to have been built nearly 500 years ago. Once the spiritual centre of a thriving Jain community of about 400 families, this sacred space still carries the echoes of an era when Jainism flourished across the region. Over time,