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Welcome to Serene Explora Tours Inc., where we specialize in curating unforgettable journeys into nature’s most pristine and tranquil realms. Our forest and national park tours are meticulously designed for those who seek to immerse themselves in the serene beauty of untouched wilderness, offering a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
At Serene Explora Tours Inc., we invite you to reconnect with nature, discover the tranquility of the wilderness, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you are a solo traveler, a family, or a group of friends, our forest and national park tours promise a serene and enriching adventure for all.
Our tours take you deep into the heart of lush forests, where you can experience the awe-inspiring beauty of nature. Walk under towering canopies, listen to the symphony of wildlife, and breathe in the fresh, invigorating air. Our destinations are chosen for their rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes, ensuring a truly immersive and serene experience.
Discover the Wonders of National Parks
Kerala’s national parks are a treasure trove of natural wonders, from the majestic elephants of Periyar to the rare Nilgiri Tahr of Eravikulam. Our guided tours offer exclusive access to some of the most protected and pristine areas, allowing you to witness wildlife in their natural habitat and marvel at the breathtaking scenery.
Tailored Experiences
We understand that each traveler is unique. Our tours are customizable to match your interests and fitness levels, whether you prefer a leisurely nature walk, a thrilling safari, or an adventurous trek.
Expert Guides
Our knowledgeable guides are passionate about nature and committed to providing insightful and engaging tours. They will enrich your journey with fascinating information about the flora, fauna, and ecological significance of each destination.
Sustainable Tourism
We are dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of the destinations we explore. Our tours are designed to minimize environmental impact, and we work closely with local communities to promote sustainable tourism practices.
Comfort and Convenience
From luxurious lodges to rustic eco-camps, our accommodation options cater to all preferences, ensuring a comfortable stay in the heart of nature. Our tours are well-organized, with all logistics taken care of, so you can focus on enjoying your adventure.
Location: Thekkady, Idukki District
Area: 925 sq km
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Periyar is renowned for its population of Indian elephants, Bengal tigers, gaur, sambar deer, and lion-tailed macaques. The park is also home to a variety of bird species, reptiles, and amphibians.
Periyar Lake: A man-made lake at the heart of the sanctuary offers boat cruises that provide excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Activities: Trekking, bamboo rafting, and jungle safaris.
Accommodation: Various options ranging from budget to luxury, including forest lodges, government guesthouses, and private resorts.
Guided Tours: Boat cruises on Periyar Lake, guided nature walks, and jeep safaris.
Adventure Activities: Bamboo rafting, border hiking, and night patrols.
Location: Munnar, Idukki District
Area: 97 sq km
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Known for its population of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. The park also hosts various species of butterflies, birds, and other mammals.
Anamudi Peak: The highest peak in South India, located within the park.
Neelakurinji Blooming: The rare Neelakurinji flower blooms once every 12 years, covering the hills in a blue hue.
Accommodation: Limited options within the park; more options available in nearby Munnar including hotels, resorts, and homestays.
Guided Tours: Park-run safari buses to view the Nilgiri Tahr and the scenic landscape.
Trekking: Anamudi Peak trekking (with prior permission)
Location: Palakkad District
Area: 237.52 sq km
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Home to a rich diversity of flora and fauna, including the endangered lion-tailed macaque, Nilgiri langur, and Malabar giant squirrel.
Biodiversity: The park is known for its undisturbed rainforests and is one of the most biodiversity-rich areas in the world.
Silent Valley: Named for its quiet ambiance, attributed to the absence of cicadas.
Accommodation: Forest guesthouses and a few eco-friendly lodges; more options in nearby towns.
Guided Tours: Jeep safaris and guided trekking expeditions.
Eco-tourism: Programs focusing on educating visitors about the park’s conservation efforts.
Location: Palakkad District
Area: 643.66 sq km
Accommodation: Treehouses, tents, and forest lodges within the reserve.
Guided Tours: Jeep safaris, guided treks, and bamboo rafting.
Visitor Centers: Information centers with exhibits on wildlife and conservation.
Eco-tourism Activities: Community-based programs involving local tribes, including tribal symphony and cultural shows.
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: In addition to tigers, the reserve is home to elephants, leopards, Indian bison, and various bird species.
Eco-tourism Activities: Trekking, bamboo rafting, and wildlife safaris.
Conservation: Known for its excellent conservation efforts and community-based eco-tourism.
Location: Wayanad District
Area: 344 sq km
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Hosts a variety of large wild animals such as Indian elephants, tigers, leopards, and Indian bison. It is also rich in birdlife and reptiles.
Sub-divisions: Divided into two segments - Tholpetty and Muthanga.
Tribal Population: The sanctuary is home to several indigenous tribes.
Accommodation: Forest guesthouses, private resorts, and homestays in nearby areas.
Guided Tours: Jeep safaris and guided nature walks.
Visitor Centers: Interpretation centers providing insights into the sanctuary’s wildlife and ecosystem.
Tribal Experiences: Opportunities to visit and interact with indigenous tribes.
Location: Idukki District
Area: 90.44 sq km
Accommodation: Treehouses, watchtowers, and eco-friendly lodges.
Guided Tours: Guided treks and wildlife safaris.
Visitor Centers: Information centers with displays on the sanctuary’s unique dry thorny scrub forest.
Cultural Tours: Visit to ancient megalithic sites within the sanctuary.
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Known for its significant population of the endangered Grizzled Giant Squirrel. It also shelters tigers, leopards, Indian elephants, and more.
Thorny Scrub Forests: The sanctuary has a unique dry thorny scrub forest type.
Cultural Heritage: Rich in cultural heritage with several megalithic burial sites.
Location: Ernakulam District
Area: 25.16 sq km
Accommodation: Basic forest lodges and bird-watching camps; more comfortable options in nearby areas.
Guided Tours: Bird-watching tours and guided nature walks.
Visitor Centers: Interpretation centers focusing on avian diversity.
Bird Watching: Well-marked trails and bird-watching towers.
Highlights:
Avian Diversity: Known for its rich avian population, including the Malabar grey hornbill, Indian pitta, and the large-billed leaf warbler.
Salim Ali Bird Trail: Named after the famous ornithologist, Dr. Salim Ali, who described it as one of the richest bird habitats in peninsular India.
River Periyar: The sanctuary is located on the banks of the Periyar River, adding to its scenic beauty.
Location: Thiruvananthapuram District
Area: 75 sq km
Accommodation: Forest rest houses and guesthouses.
Guided Tours: Trekking, nature walks, and wildlife safaris.
Visitor Centers: Information centers with exhibits on the sanctuary’s wildlife.
Boating: Boating facilities on the Peppara Dam reservoir.
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Rich in wildlife including Asian elephants, sambar, leopards, and a variety of birds and reptiles.
Peppara Dam: The sanctuary is built around the Peppara Dam on the Karamana River, creating a picturesque reservoir.
Trekking and Hiking: Popular for its trekking trails and scenic landscapes.
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Location: Thiruvananthapuram District
Area: 128 sq km
Accommodation: Cottages, dormitories, and forest guesthouses.
Guided Tours: Lion safari park tours, guided treks, and boat cruises.
Visitor Centers: Interpretation centers and a crocodile farm.
Adventure Activities: Boating and trekking.
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Home to species like the Nilgiri Tahr, Asian elephant, sloth bear, and diverse birdlife.
Neyyar Dam: The sanctuary includes the Neyyar Dam, providing a habitat for various aquatic species.
Lion Safari Park: Offers visitors a chance to see lions in a semi-wild setting.
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Location: Kollam District
Area: 171 sq km
Accommodation: Eco-lodges, cottages, and forest rest houses.
Guided Tours: Guided treks, nature walks, and jungle safaris.
Visitor Centers: Information centers with details on the sanctuary’s biodiversity.
Eco-tourism Activities: Programs like eco-camps and night safaris.
Highlights:
Flora and Fauna: Rich in biodiversity with species like the Indian bison, elephant, and a variety of endemic plants and trees.
Ecotourism Activities: Trekking, bird watching, and nature trails.
Reservoir: Part of the sanctuary includes the Shendurney Reservoir.
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These parks and sanctuaries offer a glimpse into Kerala’s rich natural heritage and provide various activities for nature enthusiasts, ranging from wildlife safaris to trekking and bird watching.