Explore the “Kashmir of Kerala” with stunning Kerala tour packages!

There is a Kerala village where apples and oranges are harvested, It is natural to feel surprised when you hear it. But when you reach Kanthalloor in Idukki district, the miracle changes completely.

Kanthalloor, which cultivates not only apples and oranges but also strawberries and cabbage, is now ready to shock the tourists as a whole. It is for this reason that Kanthalloor is becoming a popular destination among tourists. From the cold of Munnar, you can take a drive straight to Kanthalloor. You can opt for Kerala tour packages to explore the beautiful Kanthalloor.

Kanthalloor is one of the fascinators destinations in the map of the tourist of the world. Kanthalloor has a lot to offer on its way to Munnar. Not only the natural beauty and climate but also the unique farming style and harvests of the place attract the tourists. Kanthalloor is also known as the Kashmir of Kerala. Amidst many hills and mountains, Kanthalloor is a place of trekking through the mist.

Despite all the conveniences and possibilities of easy access from Munnar, Kanthalloor has been on the list of tourists only recently. Kanthalloor is adorned with lush buildings, ripe apples, firecrackers, and winding roads, and more.

Kanthalloor has an agricultural system that is not so familiar to Kerala. That is what makes this place different. The main attraction of the place is the winter vegetables. Apples, plums, pomegranates, guavas, gooseberries, eggs, peaches, cauliflower, carrots, beans, potatoes, beets, and garlic are grown in abundance here.

Apples are one of the most popular crops in Kanthalloor. Kanthalloor, however, has fertile soil for the apple, which is rarely grown in Kerala. Today, it has become as popular as the Kanthalloor Apple. Apples bloom here in January and February. It will be ready for harvest in six to seven months.

From Munnar, one has to reach Kanthalloor via Marayoor. The sandalwood plantations offer a different experience to the travelers. Not only Marayoor Sandalwoods, Marayoor Jaggery, Tea Gardens, and Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary can be seen on this trip. The curiosity about Marayoor Jaggery is also a part of this trip. The huts here are another attraction of Kanthalloor.On the way, you can see many huts on both sides of the road. These small huts made of coconut palms are a part of the culture of the place. Many tree huts are also available here, so recently Kerala honeymoon packages have a high demand for this destination because of the mesmerizing climate.

The road from Munnar to Kanthalloor is via Marayoor Kovilkadavu. The most beautiful sights to see are on the way from Kovilkadavu Bridge to Kanthalloor Hillside. To reach Kanthalloor, one has to travel 49 km from Munnar via Gundumalai-Kovilkadavu.