Choose Kerala for your Holiday!
Kerala, the God's Own Country, located on the Southwestern tip of India, enjoys unique geographical features that has made it one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia. Kerala was selected by the National Geographic Traveller as one of the 50 destinations of a lifetime and one of the thirteen paradises in the world. Kerala is blessed with beautiful diverse scenery. Kerala’s intense network of rivers and lagoons, thick forests, exotic wildlife, tranquil stretches of emerald backwaters and a long shoreline of serene beaches make it a traveler’s paradise. It has a wide range of accommodation options to suit the backpacker, the budget traveller, the honeymoon couple or the rich who love stark luxury. From lovely homestays to jungle cottages, Ayurvedic retreats, resorts in dense woods and houseboats, you’ll be spoilt for choice. The homestays offer a traditional Kerala experience with a family and of course home-cooked food! The Ayurvedic retreats are known for healing, detoxification programs, soothing massages and learning yoga. Each accommodation options in Kerala is unique and leaves you with beautiful memories.
The scenic backwaters of Kerala comprise serene stretches of lakes, canals and lagoons located parallel to the coast of the Arabian Sea. The backwater regions of Kerala are one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world
The Kerala coast is replete with exotic resorts and hotels where travellers can spend their time sunbathing, swimming or simply enjoying the stunning views and sunset.
Enjoy the long chain of lush mist-clad hill stations of Kerala and explore the various plantations, wildlife, flora and fauna that comprise an integral part of this experience..
The scintillating cascades are famous picnic spots and excursion destinations round the year. The luscious Kerala waterfalls are a sight for your eyes which you will never tire of feasting upon.
Nestled in the elaborate forest of the majestic Western Ghats or Sahyadri Ranges in Kerala are fourteen wildlife sanctuaries and two tiger reserves. Kerala also has six national parks.
This land has had a long line of rulers and armies that have shaped the culture and architecture here over centuries. There are numerous the historical forts and palaces that warrant a visit that will leave you in awe.
They are storehouses of information and contain anecdotes of the glorious history of Kerala. These edifices are proud testaments of our architectural prowess.
From Heritage Museums, to Art Museums to niche Museums that catalogue a specific topic, we have safeguarded these testimonials with the best possible efforts and resources.
From Hindu temples, churches and mosques to Jain temples, synagogues and Buddhist monasteries, there are various centers of pilgrimage for our visitors. Each have left their own mark on the culture of the state.
