Experience Kerala's history and culture through a captivating light and sound show at Marayoor, set against the backdrop of ancient sandalwood forests.
Fermented rice pancake served with coconut milk-based stew, typically containing vegetables and meat.
Steamed rice cake made with grated coconut, served with chickpea curry.
Thin, crispy slices of banana, deep-fried and salted.
Yogurt-based side dish, mixed with vegetables, coconut, and spices.
Biryani made with tapioca (cassava) instead of rice, mixed with spices and vegetables.
Sweet banana fritters filled with coconut and jaggery, deep-fried until crispy.
Iconic for its traditional Kerala breakfast and filter coffee.
Famous for its fresh bread and pastries since 1960s.
Offers traditional Kerala cuisine in a scenic spice garden setting.
Popular for its multi-cuisine buffet lunch.
Known for its dinner buffet with live counters.
Famous for its lakeside dining and seafood specialties.
A serene forest known for its sandalwood trees, offering morning walks and nature trails.
An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Siva, surrounded by lush greenery.
A peaceful Jain temple with intricate carvings, offering afternoon tranquility.
A museum showcasing the lifestyle and culture of the local tribal communities.
An illuminated show that brings the history of Marayoor to life in the evening.
A vibrant market with local food, handicrafts, and cultural performances in the evening.
Marayoor's climate can be unpredictable with sudden showers, especially during the monsoon season.
The light and sound show involves walking on uneven surfaces, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially when exploring outdoors in Marayoor.
Marayoor is home to various insects, and a repellent can help prevent bites and discomfort.
Binoculars can enhance your experience by providing a closer view of the historical sites and wildlife during the show.
A backpack is convenient for carrying your essentials during the light and sound show.
Sandalwood is native to Marayoor, and these products showcase the region's craftsmanship.
Known for its purity and unique taste, Marayoor honey is a local delicacy.
Inspired by the ancient martial art Kalaripayattu, these jewellery pieces are unique to Kerala.
Traditional handloom textiles are a symbol of Kerala's rich cultural heritage.
Thirunallar Shrine, dedicated to Lord Saniswarar, is a significant pilgrimage site known for its unique temple architecture and the annual Kumbhabhishekam festival.
A historic Buddhist temple in Foshan, Guangdong, known for its intricate architecture and serene atmosphere.
A bustling night market in Bandung, offering local food, shopping, and lively atmosphere.
Puthur Central Market, nestled in the heart of Idukki, is a bustling hub for local produce, textiles, and spices, offering a glimpse into Kerala's rural life.
A bustling shopping and entertainment center with stunning views of Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean.
Bidadi Nature Park, a serene oasis near Bangalore, offers lush greenery, a lake, and diverse flora and fauna, perfect for picnics and nature walks.