Travel Diaries

 About 60 km from Thiruvananthapuram , in Kerala , India's Western Ghats, sits the tranquil hill station of Ponmudi. "Ponmudi" means "Golden Peak" in Malayalam , which reflects the region's breathtaking natural splendour. Located approximately 1,100 meters above sea level, Ponmudi is well-known for its verdant scenery, undulating hills, and serene ambiance. ​ With its tea plantations, mist-covered valleys, and diverse flora and fauna, the area is a paradise for hikers and environment lovers. The Meenmutty Waterfalls and the Varayadumotta walk, which provides sweeping vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys, are noteworthy attractions.  Ponmudi is the perfect place for people looking for a tranquil getaway from the bustle of the city because of its lovely climate all year round. The region is known as one of Kerala's hidden gems because of its abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery. Ponmudi provides all tourists with a revitalising ex...

Nestled in the Kannur hills , this location is perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventurers, and anybody looking to escape the city. One of the highest peaks in the Kannur district , Paithalmala is a charming hill station 1372 meters above sea level. This breathtaking location is situated close to the Kodagu forests in the Western Ghats on the Kerala-Karnataka border , 40 km from Thaliparambu and 65 km from Kannur . With its diverse flora and fauna, more than 100 different species of butterflies , many unusual plants and trees , and pure, oxygen-rich air, Paithalmala captivates visitors. This is a trekker's heaven, with a 6km track full with rare indigenous plants, captivating waterfalls, and a breathtaking panoramic view of the bordering state of Karnataka. Trekkers can pick from two different routes here. One is more difficult than the other, even though they are both 6 kilometres long and provide beautiful vistas. The more challenging first one begins at Kappimala (Alak...

Munnar, a stunning hill resort known for its expansive tea gardens, foggy mountains, and chilly air, lies tucked away in Kerala's Western Ghats . Munnar , which is about 1,600 meters (5,200 feet) above sea level , is the ideal place to get away from the heat and bustle of the city. 🌿 A Haven of Unspoiled Beauty For honeymooners, adventurers, and nature lovers alike, Munnar is a paradise. Rolling hills covered in verdant tea farms, glistening waterfalls, and thick forests teeming with biodiversity are the region's defining features. It is the location of the picturesque Anamudi Peak , South India's highest point, and the Eravikulam National Park , where you can see the endangered Nilgiri Tahr . Munnar, which is 1600 meters above sea level, is where the Kundala, Nallathanni, and Mudrapuzha mountain ranges converge. In Munnar, there are plenty of activities to do. In addition to being a well-known hill station, this town served as the British government's summer r...

Wilson Hills is a charming hill station in Gujarat, India's Valsad district, close to Dharampur Taluka. It provides a cool respite from the heat and humidity of the surrounding areas and is situated at an elevation of around 750 meters (2,500 feet). Wilson Hills is unique among hill stations in that it offers visitors a unique chance to see the Arabian Sea from its vantage points. The region is surrounded by thick forests and is near the Pangarbari Wildlife Sanctuary , which makes it a photographer's and nature lover's paradise. For travellers seeking peace and natural beauty, the temperate climate, rolling hills, and abundant foliage provide a welcoming atmosphere.  Because of its milder and less humid temperature compared to the surrounding area, the Wilson Hills are a popular destination in the summer. The distance between this station and Dharampur city is 27 km. The main draw of this location is the well-known marble "chhatri." History Wilson Hills...