Mulamkuzhi-Confluence of the rivers Periyar and the Perumthode

Mulamkuzhi is a small village in Ernakulam District of Kerala. It is situated at the confluence of rivers Periyar and Perumthode, about 15 km from Malayattur (Malayattur, 47 km from Cochin is famous for the Catholic Church on the 609 m high Malayattur Hill dedicated to St. Thomas). The place is dotted with crystal clear medicated water and tiny waterfalls. Mulamkuzhi River and Venanbravady waterfall are major attractions. 

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                 Mulamkuzhi River

How to Reach?

Nearest Railway Station isAngamaly(around 17 km away from Malayattur, serves the village) Besides this, lot of privatebuses plying on this route One can also reach here from Perumbavoor via Panankuzhi on a country boat. 

     

Venanbravady waterfall

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Cherai- Mix of Sun, Sand and the Sea..

Approximately 30 kilometres from Kochi, the commercial hub of Kerala, Cherai is sheer eye candy! It is a delectable combination of green paddy fields, coconut palms, backwaters and of course, the omnipresent Arabian Sea.

Cherai Beach is a 15-km long undulating strip of sand and surf. It has the distinction of being one of the cleanest beaches in India and owing its shallow depths, is safe for swimming, surfing and sunbathing. The newly spruced up 400 meters of Cherai Beach features a walkway and High Mask Lamps that lend the environs a magical touch at night. Security personnel are on duty 24X7 to lend visitors a helping hand. There is a Children’s Park on Cherai Beach ensuring the kids are entertained as well. You could also hire Water Scooters and Speed Boats and go for a spin in the sea.