Austin Texas, is one of the best places to visit when it comes to relaxing and getting away from the daily hustle and bustle of life. Austin is also one of the most historic cities in the state of Texas. The city boasts of a significant history in regards to cultural landmarks, real estate and businesses. Few people outside of Austin even know that it is only 35 miles from the Mexican border.
Due to its significant size, accessibility and historic significance, Austin has been a trailblazer when it comes to developing cities. Series of innovative planning, construction and development began around the year 1861 and the following year saw a building boom. Today, rejuvenating and revitalizing efforts are still underway in Austin.
Tuxedo Park is one such place in the city that is making a comeback. The park is contiguous with George Washington Carver Park. Both parks are named after the great planner and planner, Dr. George Washington Carver. Named after the great Washington, the park is situated just 12 blocks from the University of Texas campus and within the city’s city limits.
Thepta Bandapa or Thepta Bandapa means “the path along the river” in Zulu, the official language of South Africa. Thepta means a bundle of cords or a network. This implies a network of interlocking paths like those of a spider’s web. Hence, Thepta Bandapa is a perfect description of the Austin Park. With its special location on the banks of one of the nation’s largest reservoirs, Thepperchupgam, it effectively keeps the elements at bay.
Over 10,000 people visit Thepta Bandapa annual events which include concerts, karaoke and the Valley Day Festival. But it would be wrong to call these events minor luxuries. Thepta Bandapa is host to motorcycle race weekends, nature weekends, art and craft weekends, blues and jazz weekends, food weeks, exchanges and so much more which make it a hub of activity during the summer.
Government has also played a crucial role in developing Thepta Bandapa as a tourist destination. With the creation of the Natural Heritage Park in 1994 and the opening of the gates toanga riverboat cruise in 1997, it has become a major centre for the leisure and relaxation of tourists.
There are too many factors that contribute to making Thepta Bandapa a hot spot among the tourists. Not only this but the area itself is dotted with quality hotels that not only provide great hospitality, but also cater to the recreational needs of its visitors.
Thepta bandapa is extremely fertile and green and therefore provides massive grounds for the growth of plant and animal life. There are lakes and streams, beautifulgated stretches of waters, sumptuous leafy plantations, and even a jungle valley to explore.
Itornect with nature viaswiss hiking Scarlet and white water rafting and trekking,bathing in the Indian River and Miami Caves and so much more. All these will make you to fall in love with this beautiful land.Want to make your meeting to be more memorable? Come to lush Thepta mansions and enjoy your meeting there. View of the water and its picturesque beauty will soak you to the bone. Wild animal and bird sighting is a staple for any avid hiker.
So, now let me tell you about some of the popular hiking destinations in Kerala which are amazingly beautiful and provide astounding views of nature.
Some of the stunning trails in the South
1. Vineyard walk and Picnic point
This is a 5 kilometer walk which is located inside the Vineyard limits which is about 15 kilometres from Kalpetery railway station. It is a beautiful location and popular for picnics. You can visit the Eravikulam Wildlife Sanctuary on this walk.
2. Anamudi Peak
This is generally a easy hike and is located 11 kilometers from D marks at an approachable altitude of 3000 meters. You can see the mesmerizing landscape of Aravikkulam and the surrounding mountains with a clear view of Mt. Thakore and Anamudi peak.
3. Pambato Reef
This is located at the northern region ofSemporna Wildlife Sanctuary. The gallery and the surrounding area is diary of a variety of colourful marine life such as fish, coral bream, shrimp, octopus, ocean quahogs, werep fish, mantis shrimp and marine iguanas.
4. Kannapo Caves
The caves are in the hills at the southern tip of the Neliyampathy hills. They are around 6-7 meters high and 5 meters thick. You would need special trekking equipment to enter the places of the caves. The presence of murals and paintings inside the caves gives it the name of the ‘Cave of the Chimera’.
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