About Kerala Tourism Guide in 40/1369 , Prabhat, T.D. ROAD, Kochi

Kerala, frontiered by the Western ghats in the east and the Arabian sea in the West is one of the most visited tourist places in India. Its diverse geography includes the eastern highlands (rugged and cool mountainous terrain), the central midlands (rolling hills), and the western lowlands (coastal plains). Kerala is a land where you can find tranquility, spirituality, adventure and bliss.

The 580 KM coastline of Kerala bestows it with abundant beaches like Kovalam(Thiruvanathapuram), Kappad, Alappuzha, Cherai and Fort Kochi where one can find serenity and beauty.The Muzhappilangad beach in Kannur is the only drive-in beach in India.

The sunrise in the palm fringed beaches and backwaters will make your day. The green meadows and fresh air transports you into a tension-free meditative world. The Kerala-typical
houseboat or kuttivallam rides are quite an experience to cherish.

The hill stations and mountain ranges of Munnar, Wagamon, Wayanad, Nelliyampathi, Peermedu, Thekkady and Ponmudi are a treat for the explorers and adventure seekers. The National parks and sanctuaries at Periyar and Eravikulam add on to the beauty of Kerala. The heritage sites of Kerala like Padmanaphapuram palace, Hill Palace and Mattancheri Palace are quite a site to the eyes of an explorer and History lovers. The old palaces and forts, are treasures of Kerala to the mystic eyes.

Kerala is also known for its spice cultivation. ‘The Land of Spices’ takes immense pride in its variety of traditional cuisines and other food delicacies. The cultural diversity, religious outlooks, and the accomodative society of Kerala makes it a must-visit-destination in India.

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