Kudisai Marayur

Kudisai marayur

A serene and sustainable mud house nestled in Marayoor , a scenic valley withwater falls and lush green forests. Kudisai draws inspiration from natures beauty and the simplicity of traditional architecture .Constructed from natural materials, such as mud, clay, and straw, the hut is designed to keep you cool in hot weather and warm during the
colder months and reflects the local culture and traditions of rural India. Take a step back in time and experience rural Indian life. This two bedroom home has all modern amenities, a fully functional kitchen and a living room. Located near the rural town of Marayoor, Kudisai is adjacent to the onlynatural sandalwood forests in Kerala.

AMENITIES

Sleeps upto 5

2 Bedrooms

2 bathrooms

PRICE

Per Night

Starting from INR 10000/-

Living

Escape to a serene sanctuary far from the hustle and bustle of daily life at Kudisai, our traditionally crafted mud house. Embark on genuine adventures as you explore the wilderness and discover the timeless treasures that nature has preserved for millennia. Carefully constructed using locally sourced materials and embodying understated luxury with modern comforts, Kudisai enhances the serene atmosphere
and its surroundings

Dining

Indulge in a culinary journey at Kudisai where we offer a delightful selection of regional flavors andtastes. Your taste buds are in for a treat! The Gazebo and BBQ space is a haven for relaxation andindulgence, an ideal spot to savor delicious food, refreshing drinks, and the company of friends and family.

Activities

Visit Muniyara

An impressive pre-historic site at Marayoor is a must-see recommendation for those with an interest in history, archaeology or anthropology. The 2000-year-old megalithic monuments and the scenic location of the site would win the hearts of ordinary travellers too. Travellers can see here ‘Muniyara’ or dolmenoid cists which are burial chambers belonging to the megalithic age.

Tribal village Visit

Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is located 18 km north of Marayoor on State Highway 17 in the Marayoor and Kanthalloor panchayats of Devikulam taluk in the Idukki district of India’s Kerala state. It is one of 18 wildlife sanctuaries among the protected areas of Kerala.

Location

Address

Channelmedu, Anakkalpetiy, Marayoor, Kerala 685620

Distance from

Our experiences

The Sandalwood Forest

Marayur has a natural sandalwood forest with around 65,000 trees. The sandalwood of Marayur is said to be of high quality.

There is a ‘Sandalwood Regeneration Experimental Plot’ here from where one can learn more on the fragrant tree. The State Forest Department runs a sandalwood depot here where travelers can see the processing of sandalwood. Those who still haven’t got enough to satisfy their curiosity can take a refreshing stroll in the forest, but only after taking permission from the Forest Department.

Jaggery Making Unit

Jaggery is the dark brown colored sweet balls made from the juice of sugarcane. It is considered as a healthy substitute to sugar. It is the key ingredient of many sweet and savoury dishes of India and can also be used in beverages. Marayur is located in Idukki in the midst of the forests of the Western Ghats. Such a distinct location imparts a specific geographical identity to the sugarcane growing there. Moreover, the people there have age-old knowledge and experience in making jaggery, which makes them experts in jaggery making.

Visit Muniyara

Muniyara is a region that fascinates anthropologists and archaeologists from around the world, who throng here to research and observe its legendary Dolmenoid cists remnants belonging to the Megalithic Age. These were burial chambers, made of four stones, placed on edges and covered by a fifth one called the cap stone. Dolmenoids contain several burial chambers