Trips Tours & Travels

Trips Tours & Travels is a specialist private tour operator in Central Kerala. Kerala enjoys unique geographical features that have made it one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia. This tropical paradise enjoys a unique topography with Arabian Sea, a part of the Indian Ocean on the west and the Western Ghats on the east. This travelers’ paradise exudes in holidaying options: bewitching beaches, exotic hill stations, vibrant wildlife, serene backwaters and colorful festivals. We mainly dealt with Day tours to Muziris, Cochin Backwater, Athirapilly Water Falls, Alleppy Backwater, Thrissur Cultural tours, Kerala Ayurvedic Wellness Tour etc. We too organize and arrange outbound tour packages to Nepal and Bhutan.

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(via Trips Tours Travels Blog: San-Paul-Ur - The Village of St. Paul)

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(via Trips Tours Travels Blog: Athirapilly Waterfall - The Niagara of India)

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: Baypore in Kerala

Beypore. Beypore Uru. Beypore in Kozhikode. Kerala Tourism. Kappad. Beypore Beach. Tasara in Kozhikode.

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: Cruise Special Shore Excursions @ Cochin Port

Cruise Tourism, Kerala Tourism, Cochin, Cochin Private Tour

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: “Muziris – The Ancient Spice Route”- A Day with Trips in revisiting the relics of an ancient port town – “The Muziris”

Muziris - The Ancient Spice Route

 #Godsowncountry #keralatourism #Muziris #cruisetourism

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: Tusker Rejuvenation @ 30

It is time for 30 days Monsoon Rejuvenation for the elephants at Anakotta @ Guruvayur the largest elephant sanctuary in India

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: Trips Monsoon Rays- It is tripping

I like Monsoon, But it was just hide and seek play between me and monsoon

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: Marottichal Waterfalls - Special Monsoon Attractions, Thrissur, Kerala, India.

Marottichal is home to two gorgeous waterfalls namely Olakkayam and Ilanjipara which are unexplored and virgin making it one of the finest spots for spending some tranquil moments amidst nature, away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

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Trips Tours Travels Blog: Cruise Special Shore Excursions @ Cochin Port

Cruise Tourism, Kerala Tourism, Cochin, Cochin Private Tour

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(via Trips Tours Travels Blog: Kathakali - The pride of Kerala )

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(via Trips Tours Travels Blog: Karkidakam the Season of Rejuvenation)

Decades ago, ‘Karkidaka masam’ was marked by heavy rain, a time when people prayed to the Gods to prevent nature’s fury. As per Malayalam calendar, Karkidakom is the last month and often seen as the dark month of a year, before Chingam (Shravan) month and Onam arrive next month with spring, prosperity and blossoms. Karkidakom starts with July 17th according to Gregorian calendar and ends with August 16th. August 17 is ‘Happy new year’ to Keralites. With the coming of Karkidakam the monsoon rainfall enters its final phase in Kerala. The month witness heavy rainfall, diseases associated with it, lost food crops in rain and flood and of course, poverty if a family solely depends on soil and agriculture to earn a living. For a common man, it’s the season of tears as heavy floods take away their crops and they can’t go out and get work due to heavy rains. It’s the season of illness and contagious diseases too.

#keralatourism #keralaayueveda #keralamonsoon

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(via Trips Tours Travels Blog: Karkidakam the Season of Rejuvenation)

Decades ago, ‘Karkidaka masam’ was marked by heavy rain, a time when people prayed to the Gods to prevent nature’s fury. As per Malayalam calendar, Karkidakom is the last month and often seen as the dark month of a year, before Chingam (Shravan) month and Onam arrive next month with spring, prosperity and blossoms. Karkidakom starts with July 17th according to Gregorian calendar and ends with August 16th. August 17 is ‘Happy new year’ to Keralites. With the coming of Karkidakam the monsoon rainfall enters its final phase in Kerala. The month witness heavy rainfall, diseases associated with it, lost food crops in rain and flood and of course, poverty if a family solely depends on soil and agriculture to earn a living. For a common man, it’s the season of tears as heavy floods take away their crops and they can’t go out and get work due to heavy rains. It’s the season of illness and contagious diseases too.

#keralatourism #keralaayurveda #keralamonsoon

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(via Trips Tours Travels Blog: Marottichal Waterfalls - Special Monsoon Attractions, Thrissur, Kerala, India. ) Marottichal is one of the less known hills in Thrissur district of Kerala, India. Though not recognized by the Kerala tourism department, the place is a host to several trekkers. Located in Thrissur district, Marottichal can be reached by driving around 25 km east from Amballur, NH 47. It is 57 KM away from the famous water fall namely Athirapilly.