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Kerala Destinations

Kerala will definitely be a perfect place for your holidays. The flora and fauna of the state is sure to steal your hearts. Climate of Kerala will be pleasant always and you can choose your favourite month. Today Kerala is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in India.

Secluded beaches, palm-fringed backwaters, mist-clad hill stations, lush tropical forests, cascading waterfalls, exotic wildlife, majestic monuments, fine art forms and enchanting festivals give it a distinctive charm.

We give highlights of perfect Kerala destinations where you can spend holidays in a unique manner.

Kovalam: Best for Beaches

The Kovalam beach situated 16 Km. south of Trivandrum city, is one of the best beaches in India. It’s a must see destination of India. On account of it’s natural location, it affords facilities for safe sea bath Kovalam is an internationally renowned beach of Kerela, with three adjacent crescent beaches

Munnar: best for tea

Munnar is a breathtakingly beautiful and an idyllic tourist destination in Kerala.Set at an altitude of 6000 ft in Idukki district, Munnar was the favourite summer resort of the erstwhile British rulers in the colonial days.

It is dotted with lakes, reservoirs, mountains streams, scabrous rocks, wooded valleys and wavy green hills, which make it a fascinating holiday destination. The unending dominance of the tea plantations and the mountain flower Neelakkurinji that bloom once in 12 years are both synonymous landmarks of Munnar. It is one of the top tea production centres in all of India.

Alappuzha: best for backwaters

Alappuzha is famous for its boat races, houseboats, coir products, fish and lakes. Alappuzha remains prominent on the tourist trial of Kerela as one of the major centers for backwater boat trips. The houseboats give you a pleasurable experience with your spouse. You can hire the houseboats depending on your needs. Many luxurious houseboats are available that are expensive and comfortable.

An enchanting backwater destination, Alleppey offers visitors many other leisure options. Boating and fishing facilities are available at Alappuzha.

Kochi: best for history

The eventful history of this city began when a major flood in AD 1341 threw open the estuary at Kochi, till then a land locked region, turning it into one of the finest natural harbours in the world

Fort Kochi peaked in stature as a prime commercial centre and its fame spread far and wide – variously as a rich trade centre, a major military base, a vibrant cultural hub, a great ship building centre, a centre for Christianity and so on. Today, centuries later, the city is home to nearly thirteen communities

A few interesting sites included in the tour are the Chinese fishing nets along the Vasco Da Gama Square, Santa Cruz Basilica, St.Francis Church, VOC Gate, Bastion Bungalow etc. The Chinese fishing nets erected on teak wood and bamboo poles work on the principle of balance. Vasco Da Gama Square, the narrow promenade that parallels the beach, is the best place to watch the nets being lowered and pulled out of the sea

To explore the historic town of Fort Kochi, there is no better choice than setting out on foot. Relax, breathe deep and come out in cotton dresses, soft shoes and yes – a straw hat. At each and every nook of this island steeped in history, there is something amusing awaiting you. It is a world of its own, retaining the specimens of a bygone era and still proud of those days. If you can smell the past, nothing can stop you from walking through these streets

Wayanad: best for wildlife

Wayanad is a place known for its tranquility. Its blossoming nature and enthralling ambiance is sure to leave you enchanted set in the scenic mountains of Kerala it is one of the most popular among the tourists.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1973. The deciduous forest comprises Maruthi, Rosewood, Venteak, Bamboo etc. The animal population of the sanctuary comprises elephant, tiger, panther, jungle cat, civet cat, monkeys, and wild dog which inhabit the sanctuary. Reptiles and a variety of snakes are seen. Peacock, cuckoos, owls, wood peckers can also be spotted in the area. One can set out on a jungle trip that includes jeep safaris, elephant safaris and trekking.


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Favourite 10 activities to do in Kerala

Kerala has abundant natural beauty such as long stretches of river, long golden beaches, fantastic wildlife, and the added beauty of green paddy fields and swaying palm and coconut trees. And here are favorite 10 activities to do in Kerala that should be experienced.

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C V N Kalari for the Popularization of Kalaripayattu

Kalarippayattu is the ancient martial art of India, it is said to be the mother of all martial arts and dates back some thousands of years. Acharya P.Vasudevan Gurukkal started C V N Kalari at Kottayam way back in 1954. C V N stands for C.V Narayanan Nair, an exponent of Kalaripayattu. He had devoted his entire life for the popularization of this exquisite art.

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Interesting facts of Kerala

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  • Kerala is a beautiful state tucked in the southern tip of India, stretches over a length of 550km along India’s southwest coast.
  • Kerala is known for its serene beauty of backwaters, which are backbone of the state.
  • Kerala is famous for science of ‘Ayurveda- Art of being’, is one among the oldest treatment system of medicine , which is widely known all around the world.
  • Kerala is a treasure trove of varied colourful art forms like Kathakali, Koodiyattam, Kalaripayattu etc which have earned international fame.
  • Kerala occupies top spot among the highly literate Indian states.
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    Kerala At a glance

    Kerala emerged as the “traveler’s paradise” is one of the ideal tourist destinations in the country as well as abroad.The state boasts of  its beguiling  rivers, pristine backwaters, lush valleys, bewitching beaches and scintillating  hill stations.Crops like coconut, rubber, pepper, cashew, cloves and the like, give the agriculture of Kerala a distinct flavor. Wedged between Arabian Sea to the west and the deep,untouched forests of the Western Ghats, Kerala is bordered by endless beaches and coconut orchards. Kerala is rightly defined   as “God’s own country, owes its cultural heritage to architecturally beautiful ancient temples which are well preserved by the state government.

    Position of Kerala:-
    Kerala lies on the southwestern tip of the Indian mainland and enjoys diverse geographical features.It is enclosed by the azure shore of  Arabian sea on the west, Tamil Nadu on the east,Karnataka on the north and northeast. Pleasant and amiable climate of Kerala grabs the attention of tourists each year. Kerala with its amiable climate and blissful ambience occupies a special place in the hearts of honeymooners.

    Delights of  Kerala:-
    It is amazingly blessed with a rich repertoire of natural bounty -Virgin beaches,tranquil backwaters, picturesque mountainpeaks,  exotic wildlife, prosperous flora and fauna, ancient temples,vibrant culture,panoramic hill stations, mouthwatering cuisines and all are truly unique  and have their own charm to fascinated visitors and tourists from all the nook and corner of the world.  Drenched in enigmatic natural beauty, Kerala serves up a rich platter of enchanting things and that will leave you spellbound.

    Tranquil Backwaters:-
    Intricate maze of backwaters are prime attraction of Kerala.  The state  has an extensive network of interlocking waterways, rivers, lakes and inlets, which determines the main elements of Kerala backwaters. It stretches over a distance of 900 km. Alleppey-“ Venice of the east “ is well known backwater destination in Kerala which draws the major attraction of tourists.Most of the towns here are well interlocked with backwaters cruises and they serve as starting and ending points of these cruises.

    Backwater destinations here are truly a hot spot for honeymoon couples as they can spend time in solitude and view the captivating sights of the nature. Cruise over the scenic backwaters will ultimately take you to the unforgettable wonderment’s and heavenly natural beauty.

    Exquisitely Carved temples:-
    Kerala aptly referred as “God’s own country”, has links with major religions of the world. Exquisitely carved temples here stresses on sanctity and simplicity. The architectural designs of these temples are largely dictated by the geography of the region. The wood work is of great importance, and it gives the essential verve and character to the Kerala temple silhouette. The temples in every town of Kerala have at least one trace of origin to antiquity. Some of the most revered temples of  Kerala are Sabarimala Temple, Padmanabha Swami Temple and Sivagiri Temple, Guruvayoor Temple, Tiruvalla Temple, Mannarshala Temple and Ambalapuzha Temple.

    Salubrious Hill Stations:-
    The salubrious hill stations are some of the much sought after hidden treasures of Kerala. Exotic appeal of these  ravishing hill stations are centered  around the Western ghats and Blue mountains. The hill resorts offer cool, misty and calm environment that will make your trip uphill.Hill stations offer a respite from the dust and pollution of the city but also give people a chance to see the undefiled beauty of nature.   Expansive,loamy plantations of   tea, coffee, rubber and fragrant cardmom grow in abundance here.Some of the well known hill stations of Kerala are Munnar, Vagamon, Devikulam, Wayanad, Idukki, Ponmudi, Devikulam, Nelliampathy. These hill stations offer diverse attractions like  nature photography, trekking, mountain climbing, spice tours, birding, lake boat cruises etc.

    Verdurous Wildlife Sanctuaries:-
    Nestled in the lush forests of Western Ghats, Kerala is home to several fabulous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, which makes this state a nature lover’s paradise. There are 12 wildlife sanctuaries and 2 national parks in Kerala; all are natural refuge  to rare rich wildlife and provide a great opportunity to tourists for that extra bit of excitement and wilderness.  Elephants which are an integral part in ‘God’s Own Country’, are often referred as the “sons of the ‘Sahya’, and a ride with them will be an appropriate one to explore the venturous wildlife sanctuaries. These wildlife sanctuaries dotted with the misty mountains, picturesque valleys, magnificent waterfalls and meadows offers a panoramic view to the tourists. Some of the pleasant wildlife sanctuaries and national parks are Idduki Wildlife sanctuary, Periyar Wildlife sanctuary ,Peppara Wildlife sanctuary, Neyyar sanctuary, Shenduruni Wildlife sanctuary, Periyar Wildlife sanctuary, Idduki Wildlife sanctuary, Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary, Thattekad Bird Sanctuary, Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary and Eravikulam National Park. For the more adventurous and wildlife enthusiasts, trekking into the jungle would be an exciting thing to do.

    Exotic Baches:-
    With a 600 Km long sandy shoreline, Kerala has some of the finest beaches in the world .These beaches are  beautified by  lagoons, natural harbors and sheltered coves. These stunning  pristine beaches are an indispensable part of any Kerala Tour.Some of the must visit beaches blessed with breathtaking beauty are Kovalam , Poovar , Varkala ,, Alappuzha ,, Cherai, Fort Kochi and Kappad . Tourists get a chance to indulge in some of the exciting sea adventures like swimming, scuba diving, surfing and many more.

    Ayurveda Treatment:-
    Kerala is home to ancient healing system in existence called Ayurveda , which is well known across the globe. It is believed that Ayurveda medical system  which has evolved in kerala. Ayurvedic treatment is one of the major attractions for many tourists who come here. This treatment  will rejuvenate you to the hilt and offers an overwhelming experience.

    Access to Kerala:-
    Kerala is well accessible by Rail, Air and Road.

    By Air: The fastest means to get to Kerala is by air. Kerala is well connected with other indian cities by air.. Kerala has three International air ports at Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi and Kozhikode, connecting the state to many places in India and the world. Some of the International destinations which are joined to Kerala are Kuwait, Riyadh, Muscat, Fujairah and Singapore Colombo, Maldives, Abu dabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Bahrain, Doha, Ras-al-khaimah.

    By Rail: There are around 200 railway stations in Kerala, which connect most of the parts in the state to important cities in India as well as inside the state. Long distance express trains connect Kerala with metropolitan cities such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata.

    By Road:  Kerala well connected by the vast network of roads that connects every corner of Kerala with each other. National highways 47, 17, and 49 connect Kerala with other parts of India.

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    Kerala An Overview

    There is no paradise in the earth. But there are some pieces of it”. If this is true we are inviting you to a small piece of heaven in the earth that can steal your senses for the lifetime because of its astonishing natural beauty.  This land is simply Kerala. Here you can have the opportunity to stay in a hill station which more than 2000 meters above  from the sea level, staying close to a wildlife sanctuary, cruising  and staying  overnight in a deluxe houseboat to enjoy the charm of backwaters & backwater life,  to enjoy swimming in a secluded beach, to experience the historic charm of colonial era, to stay in a tree house & live like a Tarzan in the dense forest, to have a trekking through forest with experienced guides to learn more about wildlife, to be a part of splendid festival, to get pleasure from an elephant ride, to bath under a forest water fall, you can seek remedy for your illness from well established hospitals with a half the cost of your city, to enjoy marvelous  rejuvenation ayurvedic massage & beauty treatments, paragliding, white water rafting, mountaineering,  this list never ends. Because Kerala is unique, that is why she is called as god’s own country. Believe it or not you can experience all these within ten days.

    Kerala is the southern most state of India, sharing its border with north by Karnataka, south east by Tamil Nadu, the Arabian Sea in the west, the Western Ghats ranging from 500 meters-2700 meters in the east . The major spoken language is Malayalam but English is also widely spoken in business circle.  Major cities are, Thiruvananthapuram the capital, Cochin & Calicut, by order they are located in south, central & northern part of the state. Kerala  is one of the most literate, healthiest, and gender-equitable regions in India , it is also one of the most advanced educational system in India. Kerala is rich in wildlife with 11 wildlife sanctuaries, 1 bird sanctuary & 2 national parks. Kerala’s unique geographic & cultural features like, equable climate, tranquil beaches, wonderful stretches of backwaters, greenish hill stations and amazing wildlife, Waterfalls,  Spice plantations and paddy fields, Ayurvedic holidays, art forms like Katahkali & Kalalripayattu,  miraculous festivals, historic and cultural monuments. An exotic cuisine makes it as one of the most promising tourist destination in the sub continent.

    Kerala is divided into fourteen districts. Most of these districts offer all the tourism products typical of the State. All of these fascinating destinations are only a two hour drive from the other.Before Indian independence there were three major states in the region named as Malabar, directly ruled by British, while Kochi & Travnacore was ruled by local kings of the then states. After Indian independence these three states joined together to form Kerlala.  Now fourteen districts are distributed among Kerala’s three historical regions: Malabar it also known as northern Kerala , Kochi (central Kerala), and Travancore (southern Kerala). Kerala’s modern-day districts (listed in order from north to south) correspond to them as follows:

    North Kerala

    • Kasaragod
    • Kannur
    • Wayanad
    • Kozhikode
    • Malapuram
    • Palakkad


    Central Kerala

    • Thrissur
    • Ernakulam


    South Kerala

    • Trivandrum
    • Kottayam
    • Idukki
    • Alappuzha
    • Pathanamthitta
    • Kollam

    Kerala’s culture is largely influenced by both Tamilakam & Karnatic culture. Kerala’s culture developed through centuries of relationship with neighboring & overseas cultures. Native performing arts like Koodiyattam, Kathakali, Mohinyattom, Thullal, Padayni & Theyyam. Koodiyattam is a 2000 year old Sanskrit theater tradition; UNESCO recognized it as a Master piece of the Oral & Intangible heritage of Humanity. Kerala also boast its heritage in paintings through its murals & contributed one of the world famous painters Raja Ravi Varma to the painting word.  Kerala has its own Malayalam Calendar; Kerala’s cuisine is typically served as a sadhya on green banana leaves. Such dishes as, pulisherry, puttucuddla, puzhukku, idly, payasam,  rasam, and sambar are typical. Traditional dress for men is ‘Mundu’ a loose piece of cloth wrapped around men’s waists & ‘sari’ is the traditional ware of Kerala just like any Indian women.

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