The Kerala Tourism

 Kerala, is one of the best place in India to travel and it is also considered as the paradise of beaches. The Kerala Tourism has always encouraged tourists because of the culture, people and the society. Kerala has always been a place where most of the cultural people stay and are very sweet. There are a lot of people who travel Kerala every year with different travel reasons. The Kerala Tourism website has always helped the tourists with all the information available on the official Kerala tourism website, so that the tourists can get all the updated information. 

There are a lot of tourists travelling for Kerala but most of them are for the honeymoon tourists, as The Kerala Tourism has promoted honeymoon from last few years. Many of the couples from not only form India but also from different parts of the world. There are not only honeymoon couples but also the solo travelers and family travelers have also exceeded from so many years as Kerala government has also helped and encouraged tourism and also have helped the tourism & hospitality industry to boom.

There are many places in Kerala where tourists are mostly attracted such as Kovalam Beach, Back waters, Thiruvananthapuram Zoo etc., which are some of the famous places to visit. The sunset point from Kanyakumari (Tamil Nadu) also a near point where tourists can travel from Kerala, as this is the last point of the India and where three sea’s meet and moreover there are a lot of tourists from abroad who visit here everyday only to view the sunset point.

Moving further people residing here are considered to be more religious, cultural and following the early norms of the society, which connects them to their cultural roots. Every family living here follow and believe in their respective god and follow all the rituals, may it be the classical dance Kathakali or may it be Koothu the light hearted comedy just like the day to day stand up comedy. 

Food is one of the important factor for most of the tourists as well as for the regional people. Although, they have their regional food but, still the people prefer to eat the sea food as the Kerala is a costal area. Basically, The Kerala Tourism has also promoted the regional food which is being mostly eaten are Puttu which is a steamed cake of rice with coconut layer, Idly with Sambar, Dosa, Prawn curry etc. So, finally want to conclude that Kerala government has encouraged the tourism for the tourists and helped to increase the economy for the state.

Andaman & Nicobar Islands The Islands Beautiful Beaches

 

Andaman & Nicobar Islands The Islands of beautiful Beaches 

 

Hi, everyone how are you doing today? I am back with a new destination place with you that’s the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Last time I told you about “The least visited place in the world.” As, I told you earlier that I have travelled not much of the places but I have travelled. So, one of the place amongst which I have travelled is Andaman & Nicobar Islands. It, was a fun trip and I thing you will be enjoying this blog while reading and I hope you will be doing the same activities which I will mention further, if you visit the place.

 

About the Islands

Andaman & Nicobar Islands are a group of 572 islands out of which 37 are inhabited and the islands are located in the Bay of Bengal. The islands are divided into 2 groups one is the north latitude which comprises of the Andaman islands, the other is the south latitude which is the Nicobar islands. The island is under the control of the Indian army. There is also an island called Sentinel island which is the world’s only uncontactable tribe, due to their aggressive behavior and a long time of no contact with the tribe the government has banned not to contact the tribe with any mode. Rest information on Sentinel island will share some other day in another blog.

 

Map of Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Visit to Andaman & Nicobar Islands

So, I planned a trip with my family to Andaman & Nicobar Islands from Chandigarh few years back in 2014 and it was a surprise plan by family, we have prepared to travel with in 10 days. The itinerary was prepared with the help of MakeMyTrip who not only helped us with the stay but also with the travelling and local cabs. It was a early morning flight from Delhi to Kolkata where we had a halt of 1:30 hrs. and then to Port Blair capital of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. As we reached their it was mildly raining and the weather was very awesome, the cab drivers were waiting for us we had 2 cabs booked as we were 9 adults and 1 child and 1 infant as we were accompanied by our other family members. So, it was a 6 hours journey by air and as soon as we reached their we had a plan to visit the light show in the evening but due to the rain the show was cancelled for that day.

 

The next day we had a plan for sightseeing where we visited the oldest saw mill the Chatham Sawmill which was 132 years old in 2014, although earlier the people can order the wood from the island and and can get furniture made by themselves. Later, on the government banned the transportation of woods as it was being used for smuggling of other illegal products with the woods. So, now an individual can provide the design of the required furniture and the saw mill will transport the furniture to the person. Then we visited the local museum, where there were all kinds of corals from a tiny coral to a big one. In the evening we visited the famous cellular jail and checked with the history and then there was a light show which was great.

 

Chatham Sawmill

The 3^rd day we had a plan to visit further to Havelock Islands although there were 9 more nearby islands in a row but we had booked for Havelock only where we had a booking at a beach house. It was a 2 hours journey from main island to Havelock island and on the same day we have a visit to Radha beach in which was after our lunch and on the beach before we enter there is a caution board, where it is mentioned beware of the sharks, jelly fish and the salt water crocodiles. There we enjoyed on the beach and clicked some pictures and went back to the beach resort. Next day we went to elephant beach via motorboats as it was 15 mins journey. There we had many water activities like, banana ride, sofa ride, snorkeling and many more. We had fun the whole day and were tired and in the evening we went back to the beach house. The 4^th day we had a return from the Havelock to the Port Blair which is the main island.

Near by and last Islands to visit.

It was the last day of the trip and we had some of the activities to complete, because of the rain some of the activities could not be completed like the visit to the caves as the tour guide told us that due to rain the caves can be slippery. The second thing which was the visit to the Trible areas which is also restricted due to rain. So we had only 3 nearby islands which we can visit and then local things which we can purchase. These three islands are Rose island, North bay island and the Viper island. On the Rose island we meet with the local wildlife which were only herbivores and were roaming around with humans, then on the North bay island people come for the Scuba diving activity. The Scuba Diving is aloud in a particular area only and in a particular range as the sea has many other creature which were dangerous, we were aloud till 13 feet of the water depth because at 15 feet's the shark area begins and the instructors had already warned us for the same. We enjoyed a lot their and then we moved further to the Viper Island as it was considered as the home for the Viper snakes and there was a place on a hill top of the same island where the earlier police used to hang people and used to directly drain the body into the sea after hanging. I have already mentioned about the cellular jail of the Andaman above they Jailor was very cruel and used to treat prisoners very badly, these stories can be heard in the light show which is held every evening. So, after that we had some things to be purchased as a souvenir and we came back to Chandigarh. As there were many things left to be done but will be completing those activities in future as will visit the island again. Till the time will wait for the expedition. Take care every one will share another experience with you.

 

The least visited place in the world.

Do you know which is the least visited place in the world you might be thinking there is no such place  in the world but yes there are, because of some or the other reason. The place I am gone share today is totally natural and you will be shocked when you will be searching the same on YouTube or any search engine. Before we could start with further information, I would like to share few things it might get you bore but don’t worry won’t take much of your time.

 Hobbies of the Author

So, I love traveling, food and vlogging, but as a fact till date have not made a single vlog and do not have a single experience. Yes, but I have travelled most of the places and have experienced a lot, but yes, yet to explore more. In my future, travels will try my best to vlog and share my experience as my favorite You tuber’s did that is “YES Theory”. I am really inspired by the friends who have started the channel from a bedroom and are really inspiring lot of people around the world. About them will tell you another day in brief but yes today I am gone one of their experience, which I have felt and observed through the video and I will travel one day.

About Tuvalu 

So, coming back there is a least visited place in theworld named “Tuvalu” which is located in the South Pacific Ocean. It is the country is just 26 square kilometers of the total area with the population of 11,000. This island appeared due to the climate change and might disappear soon from the world. This island is in a round shape but why is it unique you will be surprised to check the image below that how is the shape of the island. But yes it is a place and people reside here.

Figure 1 Tuvalu Island

Hence to visit there one need to travel for Fiji and then to Tuvalu via domestic flight. It has a really small Airport where the flights come after 3 days. Most of the people who visit here are diplomates from different countries and hence the person whom I inspire the most is the Thomas from Yes theory is the one who has been travelling alone in Tuvalu. In the evening the airport is taken over by the locals for fun activities and hence there he found some other tourist friends.

That was the day off for him, next day Thomas went across the whole island and there had a bath on the beach. Then he made a video with a drone and captured some scenic view, then he meet some locals who meet him and told him how the environment is around and people face many issues. The people staying there face the climate problem and some times the food issues as they are receiving the food aid from different countries and as mentioned earlier only some of the diplomates visit there for the work. Hence, as there is not much to visit for sight seeing nearby hence the next day Thomas had a flight back home. So, this was all about the least visited place in the world. I will be sharing more stories in the future regarding the travel, so see you soon with more travel stories.