Month: February 2020

Get ready for a spiritual journey through Kerala!  Kerala has always been a tourism haven thanks to its mesmerising backwaters, wildlife sanctuaries, bewitching waterfalls, rice paddy fields, coconut groves, verdant green Tea plantations and figure licking cuisines! Apart from these features, Kerala is also home to some of the vibrant spiritual places of many religions. Considered as God’s own Country, Kerala has an impressive collection of historical and contemporary Churches, Temples, Mosques and Gurudwaras. Kerala is rich in holy places, traditions and rituals and offers the perfect ambience to explore and absorb knowledge behind each pilgrimage place to seek out your inner soul. In every way, Kerala has become known world over as a spiritual centre.  Pilgrimage tourism has picked up in Kerala and people from different parts of the world visit Kerala to seek solace in these places of worship. Kerala offers you plenty in terms of spiritual enlightenment; let’s check it out. Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple Invoke the blessings of Lord Krishna at Guruvayur, the third-largest temple of Lord Krishna! Considered as one of the most sacred religious places in Kerala, this ancient temple is the most visited temple of Lord Krishna devotees from all over the world. Punnathurkotta -the Guruvayur Devaswom elephant sanctuary is located 2 km from the Guruvayur temple. Read more: Guruvayur Temple - Dwaraka of South India! Sabarimala Offer prayers at Sabarimala, to get the blessings of Lord Ayappa! As more than 30 million pilgrims visit Sabarimala, it has become famous as India's own Mecca. That makes it India’s most extensive and the second largest in the world next to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, where the most significant number of pilgrims come to worship. It is believed that Lord Parasurama placed the Ayyappa Idol at the top of the mountain. Before going to the Lord Ayyappa