Kerala as a destination
Destination
MUNNAR
Known for its beautiful tea plantations and mist clad hills, Munnar has been attracting visitors since the time of British Raj. Apart from numerous varieties of tea , it also takes pride in having the Neelakurinji flowers
ALLEPPEY
Houseboats, fishermen, canals, huge lakes are what Alleppey reminds one of. The major attraction of Kerala and the perfect destination to enjoy tourism along with the raw local life is this network of lagoons.
THEKKADY
The land of Periyar river and the Periyar National park, is a must visit when in Kerala. The National Park that spreads across 300 square miles, is known for rich forests and wildlife and if lucky, we can also spot tigers.
ATHIRAPPILLY
The largest waterfalls of Kerala and one among the highest in India is the beautiful Athirappilly. It is popular among both local and International tourists as the huge falls is wonder in itself.
COCHIN
The city which resonates a history of 500 years, is the port city of Cochin. An important spice trading hub and inlet for the Portugese, Dutch and British, still displays the history through museums.
WAYANAD
The less explored hill station of Kerala is known for its wildlife and whether and is the best kept secret of Kerala. With its beautiful waterfalls and historical caves.
VARKALA
Varkala is a part of Trivandrum and still stands out as special mention for its unique beach. This is the only place where we can find cliffs adjacent to Arabian Sea which is a unique geological feature.
KOVALAM
A unique beach destination where Arabian Sea continues to show her beauty against the black sand of Kovalam. Its not just home to the unique black beach.
TRIVANDRUM
The capital city of Kerala or the ‘Evergreen City of India’ as it was called by Mahatma Gandhi, is more of an historical destination. Its ancient buildings, art galleries.
KASARAGOD
The northern most district of Kerala encompasses beaches, backwaters, temples, churches, and forts which are a major attraction here.
Kollam
As the ancient city of Quilon, Kollam was a flourishing port during the Pandya Dynasty (c. 3rd century BC–12th century), and later became the capital of the independent Venad or the Kingdom of Quilon on its foundation in c. 825.Kerala as Destination
Kerala has become a prominent Tourist destination of India. Not only for people from other countries, but also people from different parts of India want to visit this beautiful presentation of Nature. This would be that one place where you can find beaches, hill stations, rivers and backwaters all in one single state. Tourism itself has various aspects here and the popular one being Ayurvedic Tourism among others related to Nature, Architecture, Culture, Arts, Photography and Heritage. It is a perfect getaway destination for friends, families, solo- travellers and yes, for those who want to explore the serenity and tranquillity of Nature. Kerala has grown into a tourism destination in all ways to avail the facilities for tourists. From the best Luxury hotels and International Hotel chains to hostels for backpackers, it stands out as a destination for all. Whether it is luxury and leisure or perfect adventure and off-beat experiences, this land offers it all. With 4 Airports, numerous train services and economical local transportations, it makes it easy and comfortable for travellers.