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At Agri-Tourism Multistate Society, our consistent efforts are to turn your travel dreams to lifelong memories. Our expertise and experience taught us to dream ahead of our travelers to customize each and every private tour. This needed a great passion and wide knowledge on the region we represent. Our team traveled through off beaten tracks and unique experiences before we took our travelers there. Thus we have become the favorite partners for our travelers for South India. If you are looking for a custom made tour on South India, we have the right and updated knowledge on the region with a total involvement of the local community and eco conservation. Our quality standards are stamped by the Accreditation from Ministry of Tourism, Govt Of India and Department of Tourism,Govt Of Kerala.

Wayanadwildlife Sanctuary

Day Trek in Muthanga wildlife Sanctuary

Wayanad, the northern hill district of Kerala and an integral part of Nilgiri Bio Sphere, is covered with dense, moist deciduous forests. Elephants, tigers, leopards, jungle cats, civets, bison, peacocks, various other bird species can be seen here. In the sylvan solitude of this land is Pakshipathalam, a picturesque sleepy little place.Pakshipathalam – the very name of the place refers to the richness of birdlife here. Here virgin forests, rivulets and steep hills together offer challenging avenues for trekking.

You will reach at Muthanga base camp to start your trek through the wildlife rich Muthanga Sanctuary which will be an experience.You will also visit the tribal settlement inside the sanctuary.Later you will have lunch a forest lodge on the boundary of the sanctuary.Afternoon you will be driven to MUthanga Sanctuary Safari point to go for an escorted jeep safari through the sanctuary.</>

Day Trip Through theMuziris Circuit

Muziris Trail – Chendamangalam – Parur – Kodungalloor – Kottapuram Fort –Pallipuram Fort

Morning start from Cochin or Cherai Beach to Chendamangalam Ferry which is the best point to start the Muziris trail.Chendamangalam has a historical significance in Muziris trail as one could visit the Mosque,Jewish Synagogue,Krishna Hindu Temple and Holy Cross Catholic Church situated in a radius of 200 meters.This is a remarkable trace of the religious harmony in the olden days in Kerala which is still maintained in a healthy balance in this Muziris circuit.The beginning of Villarvattom Kingdom of the Thomas Christians and the first Catholic Church dates back to 4th Century. Start your walk from the Mosque in Chendamangalam which is remembered as one of the best examples of the tolerant attitude of the local ruler Paliyath Achan.Inspite of a strong Hindu believer,he allowed all other religions to establish in the area.As Chendamangalam was an old port of trading,all traders from various religions started making trade relations to this small trade village.When we pass after the Mosque,we will walk through the Jewish Cemetry where many Jewish believers were buried.Later we will visit Krishna Temple which has a very old history.Then we will reach Holy Cross Catholic Church. The first part is built by Portugese during 16th Century and a new portion is added later.We can see the remains of the ancient scripts of the local language “vattezhuthu” and the church protects two holy relics near to its alter.One relics contains the remnants of Holy Cross of Jesus and the other one is of the relics of 11 Apostles of Jesus except Judas.You will also visit the remnants of the Vaipeenkotta Seminary where the first printing press of Keracochin (17)la was situated which was later destroyed during the attack of Tipu Sultan.Finally we walk down to the Jewish Synagogue which has an old history.Though no more Jews are living in the area,we could see the Synagogue with a lot of historic details inside.After this historic walk,we will go for a short canoe cruise through Periyar River which is an amazing experience to see the greenery and clean green waters.By noon we will stop at a village house for a traditional lunch on banana leaf.