The Hidden Caves In Kerala


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Besides dazzling scenery, captivating beaches and serene backwaters, Caves in Kerala are one more magnetism of the god's own country, which makes it perfect as well as a fascinating Indian state. These stunning caves are a significant heritage not only of the state but also of the country. A visit to these traditional places will absolutely take you back in another period that belongs to our old civilization, before numerous years. Check out the most traditional Kerala places through the best Kerala group tour packages

Let's enjoy some most stunning caves of Kerala

Edakkal Cave

Situated in the dense hills of Ambukuthi, these caves are formed by the great apportion of an amazing rock, this is why the caves are called Edakkal, as Edakkal means - 'a stone in-between'. These stunning caves are located around 10 km away from Sultanbathery in Wayanad. The ancient caves go back 5000 years. The portraits and writings on the walls of these caves bear watchers to this in the ancient age of the Stone Age.

Kottathavalam cave

The magnificent Kottathavalam cave is positioned in the Kottayam district which is situated on a steep cliff on the Murugan Hills.  The major fact of these caves are many legends associated with this cave. Kottathavalam cave is enriched with many statues and historic sculptures of Murugan along with numerous other gods and goddesses. Excluding, arms and weapons of varies shapes in the cave interest everyone.

Pakshipathalam cave

Another one of the hidden fascinating spots is Pakshipathalam cave which is situated at Pakshipathalam near Mananthavady and a visit to the area would require a 7 km trek through the forest, starting from Thirunelli district. This ancient place is believed that this cave was used by sages and Munis, hence the cave is also identified as Munikal Cave. Since this spot is positioned at a height of 1740 m, hence its neighborhood region is an excellent place for trekking and adventures.

Pandavan Rock 

This cave is named after the mythological hero Pandavas. The historical cave has its mythological significance, as according to a famed legend the five Pandavas stayed in this cave during their exile stage. Hence the term of the cave is after the name of Pandava. The caves can be got from a hill so-called Pandava Para Urukunnu. Before leaving for Pandava Para, visitors can pray at the Shiva Monument at the bottom of the hill. The walk is an awesome experience as it is easy to get to know the gorgeous and charming hills, stunning forests and dams of Kallada.   So try to visit Kerala to explore the magical era of early civilization and you can choose the interesting Kerala tour packages from Pune, Bangalore, Delhi, etc. 

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