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Ashtamudi lake & sambranikodi

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ASHTAMUDI LAKE & SAMBRANIKODI

Ashtamudi Lake, the gateway to Kerala's famous backwaters, is a serene paradiseoffering picturesque views and houseboat experiences. Sambranikodi, a small islandnestled within the lake, is an untouched haven of natural beauty and tranquility. Ashtamudi Lake, the second-largest lake in Kerala, is renowned for its palm-fringedshores, tranquil waters, and traditional houseboats. The name "Ashtamudi"translates to "eight braids," referring to its unique topography of eightinterconnected arms of water. It is an essential part of Kerala's backwater tourism,offering an authentic experience of rural life. Sambranikodi, a secluded island withinthe lake, is known for its pristine environment and lush greenery. Accessible only byboat, Sambranikodi is a perfect spot for nature lovers, bird watchers, and thoseseeking solitude. The area is rich in biodiversity and provides stunning sunset viewsover the lake

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Ponmudi (historical)

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Ponmudi, known as the "Golden Peak," is a picturesque hill station nestled in the WesternGhats. It is renowned for its misty mountains, lush greenery, and tranquil ambiance. Ponmudi, located at an elevation of 1,100 meters above sea level, offers a refreshing retreatinto nature. Surrounded by rolling hills and tea plantations, the destination is a paradise fornature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. The hill station is also known for its biodiversity,being home to a variety of flora and fauna. The winding roads, quaint cottages, andpanoramic views of the valleys make Ponmudi a must-visit. Additionally, the area hashistorical and cultural significance, with nearby attractions like ancient temples and eco-tourism spots.

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Varkala (beach)

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Varkala is a serene coastal town in Kerala, famous for its stunning cliffside views overlookingthe Arabian Sea. It is a hub for spirituality, relaxation, and adventure. Varkala is renowned for its unique geography, featuring dramatic cliffs lined with coconutpalms that drop sharply into the sea. The destination offers a mix of natural beauty, culturalheritage, and spiritual significance. The Varkala Cliff is recognized as a geological marvel andis part of the National Geological Monuments of India. Visitors are drawn to its pristinebeaches, vibrant cafes, yoga retreats, and Ayurvedic centers. The town also has a spiritualside, being home to the 2,000-year-old Janardhana Swamy Temple, a major pilgrimage site.