Unspoilt and miraculously unexplored, Poovar Island is a rare find in Southern Kerala. Enveloped by the most serene backwaters and opening out to the Sea and a dream golden beach, this Island Resort is Truly a window into Paradise.When you are looking for a hidden holiday, here is how to find it - get out of this world, come to Poovar Island Resort. Located on the backwaters, the resort offers you total privacy on this naturally secluded land.

Of course, Poovar Island Resort also offers all the other trappings you would expect from a leisure holiday. Here, the culinary treats conjured up by master chefs evoke passions. Every meal is a feast fit for the gods. As for ingredients, nothing less than the very best will do, fresh catch from the sea, exotic spices, orchard-fresh fruits and vegetables. Poovar Island Resort has a special sunken poool bar at the Swimming pool.

On the South-Western coast of India, sandwiched between the Arabian Sea and the majestic mountains of the Western Ghats, lies a narrow strip of beautiful land. A bountiful land famed for its awe-inspiring natural beauty.The lush and verdant land called Kerala,the ‘God’s Own Country’.Poovar Island Resort, features a variety of unique habitats. A total of 54 cottages set in a spacious 25 acres. Charming land cottages, 54 land cottages,built in typical Kerala architecture,spread across the island fringed with coconut groves offer you traditional ambience combined with state-of-the-art facilities.

Amazing view of 16 floating cottages afloat on backwaters make every visitor wonder with delight.he ‘Ayurveda Village’ is one of the few places where this 6000 year old ancient healthcare system is still practiced at its purest form. A team of experienced doctors and masseurs apply the traditional know how with care, at the right environment to maximise the healing potential. A thoughtfully crafted package of therapies designed to relax, refresh and rejuvenate you. Guaranteed to make you not only feel younger but also look younger.

Amsterdam–the name inspires thoughts of impressionists and culture. Rembrandt and Vermeer in Rijksmuseum and the disturbing paintings of Van Gogh. The historic downtown, the culture and the canals are one reason to visit this great capital. Of course, for others it’s the spirit of “tolerance” for things like soft drugs(pot smoking) and legal red light district which make it an interesting destination. As an observer at least.

Amsterdam is one of the most popular European city destinations, offering many sights to see and things to do. One can visit for the high density of museums, its canals or even its legal red light district and coffeeshops. Whatever you are looking for, tolerant Amsterdam has it.

Cheap  Amsterdam hotel deals can be an ideal plan if you are going to make expenses according to your budget. Even though these budget hotels of Amsterdam are not providing that much of comfortable and luxurious facilities like the grand hotels of Amsterdam, yet it is affordable and suitable to the needs of a traveler.

Finding the most affordable choice in Amsterdam hotels does not have to be a hard thing to do. After all, there are many types of hotels available with some of them being very budget friendly. The goal that you have, if you are on a budget, is to do your homework. With just a wide range of hotel choices available, you will need to be careful in where you look, when you look as well as what you look for. To help you, here are some tips to keep hotel choices less costing in and around Amsterdam.

Although this can make your choices a bit more limited in hotels, the goal is to fold in the costs of your plane ride as well as your car rental, should you select it. By bringing these things together, you will save a great deal of money overall.

Holidays in Malaysia offer a myriad or things to do and see; strange creatures dwell amongst the exotic plants of the jungles of Malaysia, and off the idyllic coastline there’s another kind of exotic garden to explore: long, colourful ribbons of coral reef are amongst the best places to go in Malaysia. There are fantastic bays like Emerald Bay; more than just a tropical island, this region has impressive mountains and remote communities living unique cultural lives. But it’s also a tropical island holiday, and so holidays in Malaysia allow for both exploration and languor.

Malaysia’s humming and buzzing capital, Kuala Lumpur, and the jungles and reef ringed islands of Malaysian Borneo are so vastly different that holidays in Malaysia are guaranteed contrast. Most international flights arrive in Kuala Lumpur, so even if you’re steering clear of the city life and heading into nature you still get to be surprised by the comparison. The main airport of the Sabah and Sarawak regions is at Kota Kinabalu, so most visitors start their exploration Malaysian holiday there.

Day One: Assuming some of the first day of your holiday in Malaysia will be taken up with setting in and poking around your hotel, take an afternoon/ evening stroll into Kota Kinabalu and look around the markets and restaurants and wander along to the ferry port. This is a port town rather than a beach town so leave your beach towel at the hotel.

Day Two: Bring your towel on the second day of your holiday in Malaysia and retrace your steps into town and the ferry port where you can get a ferry out to the islands of the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park. Visitors can stay overnight on the larger islands but Pulau Sapi, or Cow Island, one of the smallest of the five, is the quietest, and ideal for a day trip to swim, snorkel, hike though the rainforest, have your toes nibbled by tiny fish and your lunch stolen by an exotic monkey or giant monitor lizard.

Located in the Perthshire Highlands, Aberfeldy is a small Scottish town surrounded by a beautiful region that includes the county’s highest mountain, longest glen, and deepest loch. Though its population is small at only 2,000 people, during the summer month the town swells with visitors who come to make use of the areas excellent outdoor activities and explore the surrounding nature.

The locals are known for their warm friendliness. This can be experienced in the many guest houses, hotels, cafes, and bars that are dotted throughout the town. If you enjoy a slow relaxed pace of life then Aberfeldy will be very attractive to you. Nobody rushes around, people have time to stop and chat. A stay of any length will allow you time to explore the many pretty villages that surround Aberfeldy. It is almost as if stepping back in time.

It is believed that Aberfeldy was given its name during the eighteenth century in relation to the mouth of the Pheallaich Burn. Today it is perhaps most well known for being mentioned in a poem by Robert Burns - ‘The Birks of Aberfeldy’. Interestingly Aberfeldy actually has no Birch or Birk trees!

If you have time then you should include a visit to the Falls of Moness. These are often described as the most accessible, yet spectacular, waterfalls in all of Perthshire. Their beauty is enhanced by the steeply wooded glen that frames them. The walk has two parts; both are well maintained and accessible at any time of year.