Kerala, also known as 'God's own Land' is located at the south
western tip of India. It is about 560 km long narrow stretch of
land and is mere 120 km wide from the sea to mountains. With a
population of 29 million, Kerala has some unique geographical
features that make it one of the most sought after tourist
destinations. The state is outstandingly beautiful and green.
Kerala is also blessed with placid beaches, soothing backwaters,
invigorating hill stations, bewitching waterfalls, historic
monuments, spectacular art forms, rejuvenating health packages,
exotic wildlife and year-round festivals that make this state a
must visit destination.
Kerala has an advanced society, it has a hundred per cent
literacy rate and the lowest infant mortality rate, the highest
life expectancy rate and the highest quality of life etc. Along
with being an exotic destination, Kerala also attracts visitors
with its rich and vibrant culture. This beautiful land is also
rich in flora and fauna. Apart from the grasslands, tea and
coffee plantations, Kerala also owns some of the best wildlife
sanctuaries and national parks in the country.
In Kerala, treat your body and soul to “Ayurveda”, the sacred
knowledge of Life, an ancient system of medication originated in
India. Also enjoy the sun and sand and taste some ethnic dishes
of Kerala, like Dosa, Idli, Appam, etc. Kerala is also famous
for its rich cultural mosaic, studded with landmark monuments,
palaces, forts, memorials, and places of worship. Enjoy the
enthusiasm of many festivals and celebrations celebrated in
Kerala, like Onam, Thissur Pooram, etc. Languages spoken here
are Malayalam, English, Hindi and Tamil.
The exotic land of Kerala has a tropical climate and is a
viewer's delight. This state is not only rich in natural beauty,
but also has an age old cultural heritage that is diverse and
interesting. The temples and monuments built by the erstwhile
rulers are majestic piece of architecture. Apart from the
mesmerizing architecture, Kerala is also known for other art
forms like dances and martial arts. Kathakali is a dance form of
Kerala famous all over the world and Kalaripayattu is a martial
art form of this land which requires a good combination of mind
and body. Kerala is also endowed with rich tribal culture. The
handicrafts of Kerala, made of copper, wood and ivory also
interest the tourists.
So, just come to Kerala and explore the different interesting
aspects of this enchanting state. A state that is blessed by
nature, thus called ' god's own land'.