Travel guide
Sandalwood, Iron Age dolmens and prehistoric rock art — Marayoor is a small town with a long memory.
Marayoor's main sights are Kerala's natural sandalwood forest (seen from the road; protected), the Muniyara dolmens (ancient burial chambers), the Ezhuthu Guha rock shelter with prehistoric paintings, Marayoor jaggery units (the jaggery has a GI tag), the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary to the north, and waterfalls on the Munnar road. Most sights take half a day.
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It is a protected reserve; visitors see it from the road or via official forest-department programmes.
Sandalwood forests, Iron Age dolmens and Kerala's only apple country — then Munnar.
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Fort Kochi's heritage, Munnar's tea and the quiet valley beyond it.
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From the Anamalais to the High Ranges through sandalwood forests and dolmens.
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Farms, viewpoints and quiet roads — Kanthalloor is about slowing down.
From wet tea hills to a dry sandalwood valley in under two hours.
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