Sight Seeing

Located on India’s tropical Malabar Coast, Kerala, often known as the ‘Paradise of Ayurveda,’ enchants nature lovers with its magnificent scenery, abundant flora and wildlife, vibrant culture, and the imposing Western Ghats. Kerala, known for its magnificent palm-fringed beaches and quiet backwaters, is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. This fascinating destination perfectly integrates natural beauty with a rich cultural legacy, making it ideal for anyone seeking both rest and adventure.

Thiruvalathoor

Thiruvalathoor Temple, an old architectural masterpiece, is known for its magnificent woodwork and intricate stone sculptures. This medieval temple showcases Kerala’s rich past, with skilled craftsmanship that has weathered the test of time. Distance from Healing Village- 10 Km.

Rock Garden

India’s first rock garden, located in Chandigarh, was designed by the world-renowned artist Padmashree Nekchand Saini, who also created the Malampuzha Rock Garden. Given that all of the artifacts on display are composed of waste materials like granite, stones, broken bangles, melamine dishes, shattered tiles, etc., it is a true work of innovation and art. Distance from Healing Village-15Km.

Thiruvegappura Sankaranarayana Temple

Thiruvegappura Sankaranarayana Temple- This 14th-century temple, also called Moonnumoorthy temple, was constructed on the banks of Thootha, a tributary of the Bharathapuzha river. Both Lord Shiva and Lord Narayana are worshipped at the temple. Distance from Healing Village- 25 Km.

Nelliampathy

The “Queen of Palakkad Hills,” Nelliyampathy, is a charming location that is shrouded in ethereal clouds and has a unique beauty. The area is well-known for its cardamom plantations, tea and coffee plantations, waterfalls, and exceptional weather. This tiny but stunning hill station is ideal for trekking, jeep safaris, and wildlife and bird watching. Distance from the healing village- 75 km