Veli Picnic Spot-Trivandrum

Veli is a popular spot which is frequented mostly by the people who stay in and around Trivandrum district. It has got a beautiful lagoon, a beach and a children’s park. There are several artworks of Kaanayi Kunjiraman inside the park.



There is a ticket counter before entering Veli.After taking the ticket you can proceed.Once we enter we can see a stone work by Kaanayi Kunjiraman which looks like strange stonework. As we walk further we can find a pool for children which are not well maintained. After a little more strolling we will come across a fish pool, where we can see many coconut trees standing head held high with lots of coconuts. We can find a grass artwork by Kaanayi Kunjiraman nearby the pool. There are a number of fishes inside the pool. The Veli Lakeside stretches till Aakkulam.There is a side walkway till Aakulam.We can walk till Aakulam through this sideway. Also we can sit and rest on the stone benches on the sideway enjoying the breeze and beauty of the lagoon.


So are you planning a boat ride across the Lake? Enter the boat jetty, where there is a counter which sells the tickets for boating. From there we can select the mode of boating. Various type of boating services are available. You can go for speed boating if you want thrill and excitement and speed boating should be tried at least once if you enjoy adventure. Go for Peddling if you have the energy to pedal the boat. Else there is a motor boating facility also, where the boating service is provided for a group of people. After the boating you continue strolling and we can see the sea far away. There is a floating restaurant which is maintained by the Tourism Department of Kerala. Sitting on the deck of the restaurant enjoying the view from there will hold memories close to our heart. We can have a good view of a bridge from the deck from the floating restaurant .To reach one side of the beach we need to cross a floating bridge, which is real fun. We feel that we are swaying a bit when we cross the bridge. Several shops are lined up by the side of beach. Enjoy your time in the beach, and don’t miss the the sunset if you reached there by evening.Horse rides are also available across the beach.So a visit to Veli is a full package with the diversity of the lakeside and also the beach.

Location:7 kilometers from Trivandrum city
Timings :Veli is open from morning 8AM to 6PM

Kovalam Beach-Trivandrum-Kerala

Kovalam was brought to the public eye by the Maharaja of Travancore."Kovalam" means a grove of coconut trees and true to its name the village offers an endless sight of coconut trees.Kovalam beach, one of the finest beaches in the world and situated on the Arabian Sea is in the state of Kerala,India,It is situated 16 kilometers from Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) and has evolved into the most important tourist destination in India over time.Kovalam has three crescent shaped beaches separated by rocks. The larger of the beaches is called Light House Beach which is the most popular for its 35 meter high light house which towers over it. It offers an amazing sight of Vizhinjam mosque. It got its name due to the old Vizhinjam Lighthouse located on a rock there. The second largest one is Hawah Beach where local people are not allowed inside. It is frequented by foreigners .The northern part of the beach is known as Samudra Beach.The Northern most crescent is crowded on the weekends, is very popular with the locals, day-travelers, and passing-by tourist buses. Beauty and Serenity in this beach is supplemented by the facilities available there. There are a variety of restaurants to choose from including Indian, Continental, or Western.


Ayurvedic Massage centers and Yoga Centers are available for the tourists for reasonable cost. Shopping for various curios can also be done here. Various water sport activities are also being provided for the tourists. The sands on the beaches in Kovalam are partially black in color due to the presence of limonite and thorazite.Kovalam beach with its shallow waters stretching for hundreds of meters are ideal for swimming. The tourism department provides a vigilant life guard service on the beaches. There are strong underwater currents, so it is wise to follow the life guard’s instruction. Warnings boards are placed on the beach. The safe areas are marked with green flags and the danger areas with red flags. The beach is suitable for just roaming round in between the coconut trees and sanded can enjoy the sea breeze and also the beautiful sunset by sitting in restaurants facing the beach sipping your coffee. So rush to this Paradise of South. The months most suited for visit are from September to May

Welcome to Heaven on Earth:Poovar-Trivandrum-Kerala

Poovar is situated Thirty kilometers from Trivandrum city.Poovar is an unspoilt area.Poovar is surrounded by the calmest backwaters and the sea. The backwaters opens out into a clean sandy beach opposite, which became the dividing line between the backwaters and the sea .There is a place where you can see the backwaters kissing the sea.Poovar was once a famous trading center and also one of the ancient ports in the district. It is said that the legendary Jesuit Missionary,St. Francis Xavier, visited the place in the 16th century.Poovar is situated south of Neyyar river.Poovar in Malayalam means a stream of flowers. The view from the backwaters is a picture perfect view. The Canals in Poovar is a representation of rural life in Kerala. You can see village life here and there and watch people fishing. Boating service is also available through the backwaters. There are several resorts in Poovar,which offer you different facilities.The silence and beauty of Poovar will remain in our heart forever.

Elephant Camp-Konni-Kerala

Konni which is a small hilly town in the Pathanamthitta district attracts large number of tourists every year because of its thick forests where tourists can have trekking and elephant safaris. Konni has the largest number of wild elephants in the state. There is a popular elephant training camp in Konni. Situated about 11 kilometers from Pathanamthitta, the main attraction at the elephant-training centre at Konni is the huge cages built of wood to house the elephants. Earlier elephants were captured from wild and trained by experienced mahouts and some senior elephants. There are huge wooden cages to house the elephants. This massive wooden cage, was made in 1947.It is locally known as Aanakoodu and can accommodate three to four
elephants at a time. The elephants are put there till they are trained to work.Training includes the following methods.They follow systematic methods which later makes the elephant obey the commands of the mahout.The elephants are also taken for a walk in the premises and they follow a special diet pattern for the elephant. The elephants are given baths daily.


The elephant camp has a history of more than 100 years and is located at an area of around 10 acres. Since hunting of the elephants was banned by law by the Central Government in the year 1972, this is now an abode of injured or orphaned elephants from the wild or nearby areas of the Achenkovil River .This camp offers a good place for the visitors to know the behavior of the elephants. Kids will love the pranks of these baby elephants. We can even ride on the bigger elephants. This Konni Reserve Forest and Achenkovil Reserve Forest are nearby. So do pay a visit to this lovely Village.
Reaching there:
Nearest Railway Station: Chengannur, about 28 km from Pathanamthitta
Nearest Airport: Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, about 119 km from Pathanamthitta

Shanghumugham Beach-Trivandrum

Shanghumugham beach is is located near the Trivandrum Airport.Its a nice beach to enjoy the calmness and watch the sea waves far away from the madding crowd. An indoor recreation club, Children's Traffic Training Park and a Star Shaped restaurant are some of the facilities at the beach. A gigantic, 35 m long sculpture of a mermaid called the 'Matsya Kanyaka' is the major attraction of the beach. It has been done by Kanayi Kunjuraman who is famous for his stone sculptures. The 'Matsya Kanyaka' looks exactly like a mermaid. She is kept in a big lawn, where people normally pose for photo. The sunset view is a must watch view. Hours seems like minutes while we sit on the beach enjoying the breeze. There is an Indian Coffee House nearby the beach. Each of the chairs faces the sea. The Coffee House offers a wide variety of dishes and also good coffee. You can sip your coffee and can watch the sea waves lashing, sitting in the Indian Coffee House. Apart from the Coffee Houses there are lots of "Thatukadas" where they will prepare instant dishes and give you. So don’t miss the serenity and tranquility of this beautiful beach.

Qutab Minar-Delhi

Qutab Minar is the tallest individual tower in the world, which is a masterpiece of the Mughal architecture.Qutab Minar was built by Qutub-ud-din Abak and is a true representation of Indo-Islamic Architecture .Construction was started by Qutab-ud-din Abak and was continued by Iltutmish.It is 72 meters high with 379 steps leading to the top. So take a long breath before you start climbing those steps. It has 5 stories, each with a balcony. The diameter of the base is 15 meters wide while the top floor measures 2.75 meters in diameter. The entire five storeys’ of Qutab Minar consists of Koranic inscriptions. Each storey is marked by a balcony. The first three storeys’ are made of red sandstone, while the fourth and fifth are of marble sandstones. The most outstanding feature of the tower is the stalactite support to the balconies and the circular plan with its alternating semi-circular and angular flutings. There is a Muslim mosque at the base (Quwwat-ul Islam), which was the first mosque built in India. In the neighboring courtyard, there is the base of another minar called Alau Minar that was being built, but was unfinished because of the death of the Sultan. It was meant to be higher than Qutab Minar. There are also the ruins of a tomb and a college in another outer courtyard.


The Qutub Minar and its monuments are listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site. The detail on these monuments and buildings is amazing, especially considering the time they were built and the tools that were available at that time to work on this Minar.The tourist can do a lot of sightseeing or just sit in the beautifully maintained grass around the monument or the courtyards. An Iron Pillar which is metallurgical wonder is situated nearby. Walking over one side shows us an inscription which tells that the mosque was built on the foundations of a Hindu temple. We can also find a decorated tomb of Iltumish,with wonderful carvings towards another side of the Minar.Pointing towards the sky, the view from the top of the Minar will give the tourist a bird view of the City of Delhi. Viewing the Qutab Minar with the illumination in the night should not be avoided.
Location: Situated inside Qutab Complex located at Aurobindo Marg, near Mehrauli which is South Delhi

Silent Valley-Palakkad,Kerala

Some Facts About Silent Valley:
Silent Valley is a trekking destination for anybody who loves nature and one among the very few rainforests. Above an altitude of 2000 meters with an area of 90 Sq. Km it has a
Fair representation of rare species of Flora and Fauna. The local name for the park is Sairandhrivanam (the forest in the valley) which is also the last representative of tropical evergreen forests in India. The rare bird species found here are the Great Indian Hornbill and Ceylon Frogmouth. There are 16 bird species in this park that have been declared as restricted or threatened. The most frequently found bird is the Black Bulbul. Anybody who loves the butterflies will surely have a feast to their eyes, because there are around 100 species of butterflies here. There are minimum 34 species of mammals like the Niliguri Langur, Nilgiri Tahr, Hairy winged Bat, Lion-tailed Macaque etc. The other animals found here are the Tiger, Panther, Jungle Cat, Leopard Cat, Common Palm Civet, Fishing Cat, Stripe-necked Mongoose, Ruddy Mongoose, Gaur, Mouse Deer, Barking Deer, Spotted Deer, Sambar and Wild Boar.Many rare species which are in the endangered list can be found here. The only animals which are not found in Silent Valley are Peacocks,Spotted Deer and Lions. The Kunthi Puzha is a river that runs 50 Kilometers untouched by Human beings .The river Kunthi descends from the Niligiri hills above an altitude of 2000 m and traverses the entire length of the valley finally rushing down to the plains through a deep gorge. The water that flows through the river is crystal clear. The Silent valley is divided into 4 sections, the Sairandthri, Poochipara,Neelikal and Wallakad.

As part of our desire to explore the wilderness we decide to set out for the Silent Valley. We reached Palakkad Railway station around 8 am in the morning. Took a Taxi towards Mukkali.The Silent Valley office is located in Mukkali.We were led to the accommodation arranged inside the Guest House. The Guest House was in the middle of a Medicinal Garden. It was a room facing the Bhavani river. After breakfast I explored in and around the Medicinal Plants Garden .After lunch decided to go on a trek.Total kilometers to be trekked to and fro was around ten. Was accompanied by a guide towards the Karuvara waterfalls.On either side of the road were houses were the local tribes of that place stayed. They were involved in the coffee plantations along with the government. On the trek towards the waterfalls we saw a giant squirrel. Saw a Kasthuri manjal plant, several cashew trees, eucalyptus, clove etc. on the way. Saw the way the local tribal people made cuts on the trees to climb high up and collect honey from the top of the trees. Finally we reached the Karuvara waterfalls .It was a beautiful waterfall and there were no people around. So it was very calm and serene. Spend a lot of time there. Did not feel like coming back from there. After the trek back to our room. Could spot a bird inside the Medicinal Plants Garden. There was a small kadavu near the guest house. Spend some time there. The night was so calm and peaceful ,with no sound. Just the sound of the river which was nearby.Got up early morning.Roamed round the garden to see whether I could spot some birds. Could spot some but could not manage to take pictures because they were high up on the trees. Spend some time playing in the water in the nearby Bhavani river. After breakfast we set out towards Sairandthri in a Jeep. There were two zones. The Buffer Zone and the Core Zone. Could spot some giant squirrels on the way towards the interiors of the forest. Reached a watch tower. Had to climb around 200 steps to reach the top. On climbing to the top we can experience strong winds touching our face. What waited for us on the top was worth the climb, an excellent view of the Silent Valley, where we could see the thick vegetation spread around.

From there we could see the origin of Kunthi river. This is the only river which flows through Kerala, which is untouched by Humans until it reaches the Silent Valley. We went towards the origin of the Kunthi river. It was around 2 kilometers from there. The water was crystal clear with no dirt. On the way we saw a Butterfly Group which belonged to the Category Blue Tiger. There was and a metal suspension bridge near the river marks the point till where tourists are allowed .Had a good time there. After that went towards a museum which portrays the wildlife and also the various wild life sanctuaries in an around Kerala.The Lion tailed Marcque is protected here along with the Hornbill.The museum shows a wide variety of orchids.Different footprints of different animals were also displayed there. After spending some time there we drove back on the Jeep Could spot many varieties of butterflies with different colours like yellow, orange,blue,Black and white dots etc.On the way back saw different types of monkeys.Crimson Rose,Stripped Tiger,Small Leopard and Common Crow are some of the varieties of butterflies I could find there.On the way back saw the giant squirrel.After reaching back spend time around the room where I stayed. I could spot a hornbill high up in the tree in that garden. Could spot a number of other bird’s also.Finally we left from our room in the evening. Final ending to a trip where we could experience nature closer than we have ever done before.

You can also trek around the Silent Valley.Trekking is allowed only up to the dam site 23 kilometers from Mukkali.For going further up the trekkers need special permission from the
Conservator of Forest Palakkad.The distance from there to Poochippara is a 7 kilometer trek.Have a nice boot to avoid leeches on the way.The vegetation found in this park is
varied and has been categorized into four major types. These include tropical hill forests, temperate, grasslands and moist tropical evergreen. So explore this place which was
unexplored till the 19th century.

Best Time To Visit: September to March
Location : 40 km from Mannarkkad, Palakkad district, north Kerala.

Pookot Lake-Wayanad

Pookot Lake is a beautiful fresh water lake which is situated near the entrance of Wayanad when we are coming from Calicut side .The main attraction in Pookot lake is the boating.A walk through the surrounding mountains and the thick vegetation by the side of the lake gives us a calm and peaceful experience. The boat ride is a good experience. Some parts of the lake are really very deep. The Water depth comes to around 6.5 meters It is a place which gets large number of rainfalls in India.

It is situated at an altitude of two thousand meters above sea level. While we enjoy the ride through the lake we can see lots of flowers in the lake, especially lotus and water lilies. The lake is the abode of a wide variety of aquatic animals. Some common creatures found are fishes, tadpoles and some water snakes. The lake covers an area of 5 square kilometres.Once we complete our boat ride ,we can do a mini shopping at the handicraft and spices shop near the lake which is maintained by the Tourism Department of Wayanad District. There is a Children’s Park where kids can have fun. There is an aquarium also situated nearby. So rush to the most sought after tourist place, a paradise on earth

Muzhapilangad Beach-Kerala

The tourist can reach the beach through a road which contains coconut trees on either side of the road.Muzhappilangad Beach is a clean beach which makes us stay there longer. It is the only drive in beach in Kerala where we can drive down the entire length of 4 kilometers. Driving through the sand bed of the beach is legal and so if you came with a vehicle enjoy the beautiful drive, through the sea. Splashing water and having fun on the beach will take you back to your childhood days.


It is just 15 kilometers from Kannur and 8 kilometers from Thalassery.Once you reach there you can do sunbathing, or swim or just roam around the beach. The beach has got rocks spread all around. From Muzhippilangad we can see a privately owned island called Dharamadam, which is situated 200 meters south of the beach. There are rare occasions when one can view the sea and island together and being at Muzhappilangad takes us into those rare moments .The tourist needs permission to enter that privately owned island. Enjoy your drive in this beautiful beach gifted to us from above.
By Train:Kannur railway station is at a distance of 15 kilometers from the beach while the Thalasseri railway station is located at a distance of 8 kilometers.
By Roads:The beach is easily accessible from anywhere in Kannur, as it is well connected to Kerala and Kannur by a wide network of roads

Kuruva Dweep-Wayanad-Kerala

Kuruva Dweep is situated 45 kilometers from Kalpetta which is situated in Wayanad district.Kuruva Dweep is a group of 7 islands. It is spread over 950 acres of evergreen forest. It is situated on the tributaries of Kabini River which flows into the forest.First I took a walk inside the forest.The tourist can find unusually shaped trees on the way.There are lots of bamboos on either sides.Water is flowing on either sides.The Kuruva dweep is the abode of wide variety of flora and fauna. It is a really a nice walk through the forests away from the sound and noise of the city. We can cross from one island to other either on a raft or by walking through the water. Though the water is not so deep, the rocks are slippery. So we have to be careful when we cross the riverbed. After a to and fro sail through the raft, I resumed my walk through the forest. Ended my walk where there was a man made bamboo structure inside the Kuruva dweep.A nice picture spot and a rest spot .Moments spend there are close to my heart.

Ponmudi Hill Station-Trivandrum-Kerala

Ponmudi (The Golden Peak) is a hill station in the Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala in South India. Its located 61 km north-east of Trivandrum city at an altitude of 610 m. It is a part of the Western Ghats mountain range that runs parallel to the Arabian Sea.Ponmudi is connected to Trivandrum by narrow winding roads which offers a scenic view on the way to Ponmudi.We can see tea bushes as we enter Ponmudi.We can see flowers and small rivulets on the way. The tourist needs to travel on a road which has several hairpin curves till they reach the destination hills. There are streams inside the forest with crystal clear water splashing. We can view many hills once we reach the dead end of the road. Most of the hills seem to be wrapped by grasses. Others are barren. The tourist can try climbing the many hills which are spread around. Each level on top of the hill gives us different views. The tourist can try the echo effect from there if he feels so, from the top of the hills. Plan your next itinerary to this lovely hill station location in the Western Ghats.
Nearest airport is Trivandrum International Airport. Nearest railway station is Trivandrum Central.

Banasura Dam-Wayanad

Banasura Dam is located 21 kilometers away from Kalpetta in Wayanad District. It is the largest earthen dam in India and the the second largest in Asia. There is a set of islands that were formed when the reservoir submerged the surrounding areas. The Dam is a huge one and surrounded by hills on one side. Boating through the dam is a very good experience. A walk
through the pathway by the dam side will hold memories close to our heart.So once you are in Wayanad try to visit this scenic wonder.

Bekel Fort-Kasargode-Kerala

Kasaragode,the northernmost district of Kerala is renowned as the land of gods, forts, rivers, hills and beautiful beaches. The imposing fort at Bekal is one of the largest and best preserved forts in Kerala.Bekel Fort lies in Kasargode district. It is located on a lush-green stretch of 35 acres of land projecting into the sea and is the largest fort in Kerala. The Fort is almost 300 years old . The Fort has a watch tower facing the sea. Many parts of the Fort are constantly drenched by the sea waves.There are no palaces inside the fort.The features of the Bekal Fort in Kerala are the underground tunnels, the observation towers, the sea bastion, the strategic openings on the walls etc.There are several underground passages inside the fort and two of the passages are intact even now one leading to the southern part of the fort and the other leading to the east. There is also a mosque built by Tipu Sultan just outside the Bekal Fort and also a Hindu temple. There is a rest house near the Fort built by British Government before independence. Near to the fort there is a Hindu temple and a Muslim Mosque.


There exist differences of opinion about the origin of the Fort. There are two versions about the origin of the Fort – one is it was constructed by one Shivappa Naik of the Ikkeri Dynasty and the other version is was constructed by Kadamba Dynasty and later was taken over by Kolathiri Rajahs of that region and was captured by Shivappa Naik to form part of the Vijayanagar Empire. Be it either way, the Fort, which is now more than three centuries old was invaded by Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan in 18th century. Later, it was taken over by the East India Company of British.Lying on the cost of Arabian Sea, Bekal has beautiful beaches. The sea front of the fort is best viewed along the seaside pathway. So enjoy the walk along the seaside pathway with the fort wall to the east and the beautiful sea on the west.

Pamban Bridge-Rameshwaram,TamilNadu

To reach Rameshwaram,which is a small island you can take a trip across the Pamban bridge.Rameswaram is a pilgrim centre famous for an ancient temple of Shiva which is supposed to have been built by Lord Rama.The Pamban Bridge is also known as the Indira Gandhi Bridge. It is on the Palk Strait that connects Rameswaram to mainland India.It is the longest sea bridge in India with a length of 2.3 km.

The railway bridge is 6,776 ft and was opened in 1914. The railroad bridge is a still-functioning double-leaf section that can be raised to let ships pass under the bridge.The bridge stand high above all the bridges in India by its architecture. The bridge was constructed with sufficient elevation and a beautiful scenery of the sea, adjoining Islands and the parallel rail bridge below can be viewed from the bridge.The sea looks very beautiful ,with varying colours from the top of the bridge.So enjoy the sweet sea breeze and the panoramic view on your trip through the Pamban bridge.

Reaching there:Nearest Railway Station-Rameswaram:Nearest Bus Station-Rameshwaram

Neyyar Dam-Thiruvananthapuram-Kerala

Neyyar is spread over in the South East Corner of the Western Ghats and covers and area of 128 sq kilometers.Neyyar Dam was established in the year 1958.It is located around 30 km east of Thiruvanthapuram.Neyyar,Mullayar and Kallar are the rivers nourishing the dam. You can see water gushing out of the reservouir.Gardens are maintained in and around the Dam. On our way there is a deviation to Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Dhanwantari Ashram. It is set up in 12 acres and the visitor can get a wonderful view of the dam and the flower and grass filled gardens.There are a number of unusual life like statues in and around the gardens. The conservation of wildlife gained momentum in 1985.The area is blessed with good vegetation and lots of flora and fauna.

There is a crocodile farm where we can se lots of crocodiles. Most of the crocodiles belong to the same species .These crocodiles were caught in and around Neyyar Dam. There is also a lion safari and elephant safari park. There is an information center where we can get tickets for the elephant safari and lion safari and also for the boat ride. We can reach the lion safari park either on a bus or on a boat. On the ride through the boat we can see three mountain peaks in a row. On reaching the elephant park we can see elephants which are very tame. The Agasthyamalai, 1,890 meters high, lies within the premises of the Sanctuary and is home to a wide variety of plant species including rare medicinal plants and brilliantly coloured orchids. Animals like elephants, gaur, sloth bear, Nilgiri tahr, Nilgiri langur etc. and a variety of reptiles including the python, viper and the flying snake inhabit this forestland.A visit to Neyyar dam will be a full fledged package and surely worth a day filled with varieties.

Location: 30 km east of Thiruvananthapuram via Kattakkada, the Sanctuary stretches from Neyyatinkara Taluk to the Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu.Altitude: 1,868 m above sea level.

Thommenkuthu Waterfalls -Thodupuzha,Kerala

Thommenkuthu Waterfalls is located 20 km from Thodupuzha in Idukki district. The breathtaking Thommenkuthu waterfalls is a series of 12 falls spread over a distance of 5km.It is small and beautiful waterfall which plunges down in seven steps with a cascade and pool at each level. On our trek up the mountains through the forests ,on the way we can see several caves.
Falling from a height of 1,500 m, the difference between the first and last fall is about 500 m. Named after Thomban, a tribal leader who was washed away near the waterfall while crossing a river, Thommankuthu is in the Kaliyar Forest Range.You can have a breathtaking view from each level and the atmosphere is very calm.Summer time is ideal for a dip in the waterfalls but during heavy monsoons it is risky because the stream will be gushing with its full strength. Trekking, night camping, boating and bird watching are some of the major recreations here.Thommenkuthu waterfalls attracts thousands of tourists every year because of the wonderful waterfalls and the lovely surroundings.So have an adventurous trekking to this
enchanting falls.

Bannerghatta Butterfly Park Bangalore- Butterfly Paradise

The Bannerghatta National Park has a Butterfly Park. It is the abode of a lot of species of butteflies.It was opened in the month of November 2006.The Butterfly Park is spread over 7.5 acres of land. It comprises of a butterfly conservatory, museum and an audio-visual room. The butterfly conservatory has a polycarbonate roof and is a 10,000 sq ft. circular enclosure, inside which the living environment has been carefully designed to support over 20 species of butterflies. The environment has a tropical setting — complete with the humid climate, an artificial waterfall and host plants and shrubs that attract butterflies.

The conservatory leads to the second and third domes, which have a museum that exhibits different species of butterflies and their life history and lastly a media room showing video on butterflies. The domes are constructed very beautifully. Inside the park we can find some common birds also. So visit this park where you will have a cordial welcome by these colorfully winged creations of God. There is a child in each man and watching these butterflies will take you back to your childhood days.

The visiting time is from morning 10 am to 5pm in the evening.

The Park is open on all days except Tuesday