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Welcome to wonderful world blessed with breathtakingly beautiful backwaters, serene palm-fringed lovely beaches, green-carpeted rolling hills and superb scenic beauty of Indian state of Kerala....
Kerala popularly known as "Gods own country", state named as one of top ten paradise of the world and one of the 50 must see destinations of a lifetime by National Geographic Traveler.
about kerala
Kerala popularly known as "Gods own country", along the tropical Malabar Coast of southern tip of India, Kerala is one of the most beautiful states of India and globally famous for its pristine beauty of nature. In whatever part of the state you will travel, you find amazing attractions stealing your heart. You will find all around lush green landscapes as if nature had poured all its beauty on it. Kerala - the land of coconut trees, backwaters - is so beautiful that perhaps you will forget to wink your eyelids. Undoubtedly, it will never fail to steal your heart with its amazing and fascinating attractions.
There are lot of tourism options in this beautiful state, such as; beautiful beaches, breathtaking backwaters, lovely lakes, historical monuments, terrific temples, rich flora & fauna, rich culture & tradition, traditional villages, verdant hill stations, lush green landscapes, exotic beach resorts, exhilarating wildlife sanctuaries & parks, enchanting bird sanctuaries, lovely lakes, beautiful waterfalls, sprawling plantations, paddy fields, palm coconut trees, colorful fairs & festivals, historic & cultural monuments, historic cities, traditional villages, beautiful architectures, traditional rice boats, luxurious houseboats, forest expedition, adventure and sports, friendly people, etc are the prime factors to make Kerala a globally famous tourist destination
Kerala occupies a long (550km), narrow strip of land in the far south of India. Its coastline is on the Arabian Sea ( part of the Indian Ocean) and its eastern border with the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu is the top of the majestic Western Ghat mountains. The landscape varies from long golden beaches to cool hill stations and dense green jungle to bustling cities. Its unique feature is the 1,900km of palm fringed backwaters.
Kerala was created in 1956 from the former princely states of Travancore, Kochi, and Malabar. Largely ruled by benevolent Maharajas who introduced social reforms emphasizing the provision of education and basic services, Kerala remains one of the most progressive, literate, and educated states in post-independence India. Today Kerala is most peaceful, pristine and cleanest state in India.