Cardamom Club Plantation getaway
The Cardamom Club Thekkady, offers 7 Deluxe Double Rooms equipped with all modem comforts for the visitors to not only observe the wildlife but enjoy these adventurous experiences and make their tour more exciting and thrilling.
Snuggled into a cosy valley, high up in the hills, with the grand old forest peaks towering paternally around it. Cardamom Club is as cut off from the world as you can get.
What is does have however, is a fabulous, authentic experience of living in the middle of the jungle, some great treks, silver silence punctuated only by the occasional warning calls of birds or monkeys when a carnivore comes visiting. And it offers you the best peace you've had on vacation anywhere anytime. This 16acre property shares its boundaries, not fences with the Periyar wildlife sanctuary. The promoters of Cardamom Club are keen to offer nature oriented services & maintain an eco friendly atmosphere.
Eco-friendly property : Cardamom Club goes to its best lengths in ensuring eco-friendly surroundings inside the complex. Along with standard facilities, the enterprise with equal zeal ensures minimal or zero harmful impacts to the environment. Where possible, we buy environmentally friendly products and supplies and for the usage of our guests.
We practice the ethical policies of eco tourism to minimising, reusing, recycling and disposing safely of waste. As a part of this assurance, eco-friendly, toiletries and linen are supplied at Cardamom Club for our guests.
We maintain an organic vegetable garden inside the property & encourage to serve organic food to our guests. And we have a system of utilising the biodegradable waste for vermin-compost, which again is used as fertilizer for the farm.
Contact Details
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Cardamom Club V & V Estate Spring Valley Kumily, Thekkady Kerala, INDIA 685509 |
Telephone |
+919446439252 |
Website: |
www.wildlifeperiyar.com |
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This page was last updated: 23 June 2011
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