What strikes me most about night travel is the subtle beauty you only notice when distractions are gone. The silhouettes of trees under the stars, the flicker of distant headlights, even the hum of tires on asphalt—everything feels more intentional. It’s less about the destination and more about the moment.
“The drive to Palaruvi from Kollam or Thenmala is scenic, winding through forests, rubber plantations, and Western Ghats viewpoints. A short forest trail walk from the parking area leads to the waterfall.”
“The drive to Vagamon was enchanting, with winding roads, lush tea gardens, and misty valleys. As we climbed, cool air and sudden mist hinted at a world apart.”
Kuttanad, often called the ‘Rice Bowl of Kerala,’ is a serene region of lush paddy fields and winding backwaters. Life here flows gently — with farmers working below sea level and boats gliding past coconut-lined shores.
“Known as the ‘Spa of South India,’ Courtallam offers more than sightseeing — it’s a rejuvenating escape with healing waterfalls, misty hills, and Ayurvedic retreats in Tamil Nadu’s Tenkasi district.”
