Kerala tour & travel - Kerala Dream Mart

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Our guest in Kerala

01/10/2018

Dear madam / sir
Greeting from kerala dream mart!!!!!!!!!
5n/ 6d
Pax :- 6 adult, 12 adults
Date :- till 30 sep

1n :- rameshwaram
2n:- madurai
1n :- kanyakumari
1n :- trivendrum
Pickup and drop :- trivendrum
Total package rate per person only @ 10010/- for 6 pax
Total package ratr per person only @ 9144/- for 12 pax
Thanks
Regards
Trannum ansari
Kerala dream mart
7994426907

01/10/2018

Dear sir / madam
Greeting from kerala dream mart!!!!!!
Diwali offer package Nov to Dec
Meal :- CP
7N/ 8D
GROUP PACKAGE
6Pax
Per person @ 15000/- only
8 Pax
Per person. @14000/- only
10 Pax
Per person @ 13,000 only
Regards
Trannum ansari
7994426907
Kerala dream mart

28/10/2017

28/12/2016

05/05/2016

You buy we cook :)

The most interesting meal option at Kochi is “You buy we cook.†A concept where you can walk right up to the fishermen at the Chinese fishing nets and pick your own seafood, fresh, by the kilo, and then follow the boys up to the hole in the wall shacks where you can have it cooked as per your taste.

05/05/2016

What is the menu??

05/05/2016

The Kerala Backwaters are a network of interconnected canals, rivers, lakes and inlets, a labyrinthine system formed by more than 900 km of waterways

05/05/2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nhWWPIh1VQ

Первая часть путешествия в Индию.

26/02/2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq11RRc8q7A

Fish market at Fort Kochi in Ernakulam, Kerala.

26/02/2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4HLhlV5XAY

Kerala tourism movie on the Very best of Varkala. Varkala, a beach destination situated in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

04/11/2013

04/11/2013

The are perfect in stealing food. This one is from Munnar hills.
It was very clever in stealing sweet things and other reachable items from road shops and keep the shopkeepers very busy.
This one is sitting on one of these read shops waiting for best opportunity to steal something eatable.

04/11/2013

This Christian church was built in the year 1887 on a piece of land donated by the Hindu King of Thekkumkoor. This King built a mosque, temple and a church near his palace so he could listen to the prayers from all three worshiping places.

21/09/2013

срочно! кто хочет отдохнуть в Керале?! есть отказной номер на популярном аюрведическом курорте Nattika Beach Resort (где на данный момент нет мест до конца января!!!) заезд 6 октября на 14 ночей, отдам по себестоимости, кому интересно - пишите!!!!

16/09/2013

Munch in crispy snacks

Other than the memories, these chips are the typical Kerala takeaways. Made of banana, tapioca, yam, jackfruit, rice and many more

16/09/2013

Celebrate Onam and the legendary sadya

The harvest Festival celebrated by all of Kerala, without reference to religion, cast or creed. Homes across the state are decked up to welcome the mythical king of Kerala Mahabali. The grand onam feast at noon and the other accompaniments like the Pookollam, a traditional flower arrangement, are the highlights. A great time to live it up in Kerala.

16/09/2013

Experience the ThrissurPooram

One of spectacles of Kerala, a must watch. Held at the Vadakkunnathan Temple in Thrissur town every on the year on the 'Pooram' day of the Malayalam Calendar month of 'Medam'. The golden elephant caparison, accoutrements, peacock feather fans, sacred bells and decorative umbrellas; and the panchavadyam, an orchestra of five instruments, can send the pachyderms and you into a trance. A truly high octane and memorable experience

16/09/2013

Take a walk of your life

Take a walk in Fort Kochi and step into the beguiling past. A more secular square mile is difficult to imagine. An ancient synagogue jostling with a nearby church; and then a mosque. Every turn of the street presents you with a new facet of history and culture - with even a Jew Street thrown in. Get lost in time!

16/09/2013

Do a Tarzan

Live your childhood fantasies. Live suspended with feet in the air at many of the resorts across the state, especially in north Kerala. Feel like the lord of the jungle at least for a da

16/09/2013

Watch the snake boat races

Every year, near Onam, the calm backwaters of Kerala are given a real churning with Vallam Kali, traditional boat races. The race of ChundanVallam (snake boat) is a major event witnessed by locals and tourists in their thousands. The 100–120 foot long canoes, with more than 100 rowers each moving like a snake through the backwaters, is a sight to behold. Miss it at your peril.

16/09/2013

Go on a safari at the Periyar wildlife sanctuary

One of the must-do in Kerala, you can either indulge in the jungle safari through the reserve or better still take the 3-hour ride around the Periyar lake on the bamboo raft. What you get is a pageant of wildlife - elephants, dears, leopards; and if you are really blessed by the gods, the king of the Indian jungle, the magnificent Bengal tige

16/09/2013

Pamper your body with ayurveda

Surrender to the centuries old formulas for rejuvenation and cure, perfected into both a science and an art. While there are many claiming to be 'authentic', it will be worth your while to research and ask around before you leap.

16/09/2013

Visit the synagogue at Kochi

Built in 1568, the Paradesi Synagogue is the “oldest activesynagogue in the Commonwealth”. It houses the 10th-century copper plates of privileges given to Joseph Rabban, the earliest known Cochin Jew

16/09/2013

Take a tour of the arts

Kerala’s cultural offering are rich as they are varied. Visit Kalamandalam, in the forefront of the renaissance of Kerala’s arts and dance for adapting the gurukul method of learning. Watch, learn, Kathakali, mohiniyattam, kootiattam, percussion, voice and violin as it has been taught for centuries.

16/09/2013

Stay in traditional tharvaad homes

Kerala is dotted with exotic resorts which have recreated the traditional tharvaad homes. Some painstakingly transported and created from the ruins of the house which have gone to seed. A tribute to woodwork and aesthetics.Of course, with all the modern amenities thrown in. A blast form the past; moored in the present.

16/09/2013

karimeenpolichatatha

Pearlspot marinated with heavenly spices, steamed and fried in a banana leaf. Of the Kerala soil.9. ...stay in a slice of the past

16/09/2013

Feast on fish fry and kappa and meen curry…

Another of Kerala’s magical inventions -- fish curry with steamed tapioca. The blandness of the tuber, the perfect foil for the spiced sardines or mackerel. Finger licking good!

16/09/2013

Wear a traditional Kerala saree:

A more elegant garment is difficult to imagine. Five metres of hand-woven cotton, off-white in colour, with a golden edge or slash (kasavu) across the border.A women’s ultimate tool to flatter the looks

16/09/2013

Take an elephant ride

At the various wildlife sanctuaries dotted across the state or at the local temple, take a ride on the majestic and magnificently decked elephant. The promise of a generous tip for the mahout and he could take you on a ride of your life on the pachyderm, and feel royal.

16/09/2013

Tuck into a Sadya

The feast for the gods served on a banana leaf eaten with your fingers - whopping 24-28 dishes, served as a single course. Boiled rice, served with an assortment of vegetarian curries, chips, lentils, topped off with the traditional payasam. An epicurean’s delight.

16/09/2013

Reach high for the toddy

Drink the sweet nectar from the coconut palms. Have it the Keralan way with kappa and meen karri. And, experience that healthy lingering high.