Kerala Tourism

Kerala is confined between the Sahyadri Mountains and the Arabian Sea on the south western side of the Indian peninsula and by far the most enchanting of destinations in India.

Stretches of emerald backwaters, long appealing shorelines tasseled with palm groves, prominent beaches, backwater stretches, historic monuments, rich plantations, hill stations, wild life sanctuaries, spice-scented hill tops shrouded by mists, lush jungles, spectacular art forms, colorful festivals and a unique culture and tradition have all contributed immensely to Kerala being chosen as one of the ten 'Paradises of the World' by the National Geographic Traveler.

Approved for its ecotourism initiatives, Kerala has forts, palaces, temples and marvelous beaches fringed by palm and coconut groves. Some of the popular beaches in Kerala include Kovalam, Cherai, Kappad and Varkala.

A soothing Ayurvedic massage conducted in true tradition is the hallmark of Kerala, ensuring a thorough cleansing and purifying of the body and spirit. Shopping and traditional theatrical performances also find place on a Kerala tour itinerary as the state has much to offer in terms of art and crafts.