Kerala Travel

Kerala abounds in tropical beauty, and its towering palms, fine beaches and languid backwaters charm every tourist who visits the state. It is the land where India’s traditional health practices have been preserved and the onslaught of commercialism not affected the unhurried pace of life.

Kerala offers plenty of variety for the tourist – it has beaches, hill resorts, tea and spice plantations, wild life parks, ancient churches and temples and loads of opportunities for cruising, biking, parasailing, angling and trekking. With three international airports, a large network of waterways, roads and trains, Kerala is easy to access and to travel within, as most destinations are at short distances from each other.

“God’s own country” can be visited any time of the year, as it does not suffer any extremes of temperature. Though the downpours between June and September are heavy, they lend a magical charm and freshness to the landscape. Kerala’s picturesque countryside can be enjoyed from some very exciting options like houseboats and home stays, apart from the luxurious resorts and ayurveda centres hat promise to breathe new life into you.

Some lively festivals are exceptional to Kerala, like the Boat Races and harvest festival of Onam. Kerala has a fair representation of all religious groups and the celebration of their festivals adds to the variety. The locals are known for their warmth and hospitality and you can be sure that you will be welcomed at these occasions with traditional grace and unadulterated affection.