The fabled ports of the Malabar coast played host to multitudes of Romans, Phoenicians, Jews, Chinese and Arabs. Embraced by the mustique of Malabar, travellers left its coast with a yearning to come back. The splendours of the land and the hospitality of its people held sway to all visitors alike. When Vasco da Gama succeeded in finding a new sea route to India and landed at Calicut, it was a turning point in history, leading to the influx of the Portuguese, Dutch, French and English mariners. The advent of steam ships and new political polarisations gradually nullified the pre-eminence of Malabar and its glorious port, Calicut. Basking in the glory of the past and steeped in history and tradition, the land is still there waiting to be rediscovered.

Time hasn't changed its traditions, hospitality and scenic splendours. The unravelled mysteries of the land call for a new age of discovery. It's a time transcending travel to explore the past and present of a fabled land. Come, join the expedition for a mind boggling experience.