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Spice Village Hotel :India February 18, 2006

Spice Village is located at a distance of 140-kms from Kochi airport and is just outside the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. The Spice Village is at the park entrance. Enjoy a stay within the lap of nature and get the chance to appreciate nature’s wonders. Each aspect of the village has been carefully chosen to preserve the environment, such as the elephant grass roofs of the cottages at the village.

Thekkady falls in the picturesque hill district of Idukki in Kerala. Idukki derives its name from the Malayalam word Idukki meaning a narrow, steep guage. Thekkady in Kerala State, India, one of world’s most fascinating natural wildlife sanctuaries, where you can watch and pet wildlife at handshaking distance. The vegetation, the flora, fauna, and the birds of Thekkady are uniquely rich, vast and varied that it does not bear resemblance to any other wildlife sanctuaries in the world. Even a casual visitor to this place will not fail to observe the peculiar ecological pattern of Thekkady. Thekkady - The very sound of the name conjures up images of elephants, unending chains of hills and spice scented plantations. Here, in the crisp, cool air of the Western Ghats you will experience the most enchanting holiday with the animals of the wild and the simple unsophisticated mountain people.

The Spice Village, Periyar is located in the midst of the Cardamom Hills in the Western Ghats in Kerala. The Spice Village is situated right outside the periphery of the Periyar National Park and is an ideal set up for tourists to enjoy the natural beauty of Kerala. Set in the midst of dense green forest, The Spice Village has a lot to offer…Keeping intact the flavor of local tribes, the resort has been designed in a way that it merges with the surroundings. A stay in this village away from the din of urban life would rejuvenate your senses with the fragrances of cardamom and cloves and leave you wanting for more.

Set in the ‘Spice Land’ in Kerala, the Spice Village serves a multi-cuisine menu. Rich with local spices, the hotel serves a variety of Indian and International dishes. Adding to that is the whole experience of eating. You could either choose to eat sitting on rustic wooden chairs in the proper dining room or simple take your plate out in the open. There is also the famed Tiffin Room that serves snacks all day long. Furnished with antique furniture, this restaurant also holds cookery classes for its guests.

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