After the flooding in Kerala in August 2018 Kerala witnessed in month of August made the world feel, that Kerala is pushed back by 15 years and the biggest challenge would be to get Kerala back to normal situation. The world thought business will be down, loss of jobs, lots of cleaning up and tourism going down like never before. The people of Kerala amazed the world with most amazing act to change the concept.

• Over 15000 volunteers  reported at Alleppy to clean up Alleppy destination Over 3000 volunteers  reported at Munnar to clean up Munnar as a destination.
• Over 1000 people worked tirelessly  to ensure the Cochin airport opens by 29th Aug ( most people who saw airport informed date of 29th is impossible task but take a month ) and 35 flights landing on that day.
• Over 100000 volunteers helping people rebuild their lives by personally  handling over things required to start back their life.
• Over  1000 crores donated ( as on 1st Sep ) by people around the world to the Chief Ministers Relief fund ( estimate loss is 2000 crores ).

With regard to the Road situation  between important tourist destinations in Kerala:-

• Thekkady / Periyar :- The road to Madurai / Munnar / Cochin / Kumarakom is open for all form of transport.
• Munnar :- The road to Cochin / Periyar / Bodimet ( madurai road ) is open for travel 
• Alleppy :-  The roads to Cochin / Kumarakom / Trivandrum is open. The road between Alleppy and Chenganaserry  is still closed.
• Kumarakom :- The roads to Cochin / Periyar / Alleppy / Trivandrumare open for all transport.
• Cochin - Every thing is back to normal with all roads open to travel to any direction of Kerala.
• Calicut :- The roads to Trichur / Cochin / Waynad / Kannur is open for all transport.
•  Waynad :- The roads to Calicut / Mysore are open for all transport.

With regard to activities in Thekkady and Munnar we are pleased to inform you that the National Parks in both the destinations are open and the activities are open for the visitors to book.

The resorts in each destination in Kerala is now open with new and fresh look and waiting to receive tourists.

Its amazing to see over 50000 volunteers worked continually for weeks to rebuild Kerala. Tourism is bouncing back.