About Kerala

Kerala is a land of swaying palm trees and blue water and skies. The region, creates an atmosphere of peace and calmness, relaxes the mind and enhances the benefits of Ayurveda. Experiencing a revival of its different dance forms, this less patriarchal society is enriched with three different religions, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. The distinct wooden architecture is an architectural treasure, Padmanabhapuram Palace, located near Trivandrum the capital of Kerala, being the finest example.
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Sun and Sand

Let the sun, sand and surf make your holiday in India an affair to remember. The 7500 km long Indian coastline offers the best opportunities for a beach holiday.

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Weaves of India

A bustling hive of sights, sounds, intriguing aromas and a rainbow of colours greets you as wind your way through the streets of the bazaars where you can buy almost anything that is Indian!

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The Backwaters
An exquisite network of canals, lakes, lagoons and deltas of 44 glimmering rivers emptying into the Arabian sea, the most enchanting feature of Kerala, the backwaters stretch to over 1500 kilometers. The Backwaters is a part of the lives of the natives and it also serves as a kaleidoscope for the visitors to see the rural and real life in the heart of Kerala. Read more...

Cochin
Situated on the south-west coast of the Indian peninsula, is the vibrant city of Cochin also known as Kochi, the gateway to Kerala. Flanked by the western ghats and the Arabian sea on either side, the proximity to the equator, the sea and the mountains, provides this sea side city with a moderate, equatorial climate. With a history influenced by the Arabs, British, Chinese, Dutch and Portuguese, Cochin today is Kerala's most cosmopolitan city. Read more...

Periyar
The construction of a dam across the Periyar river at Thekkady in 1895 submerged large tracts of land and created a huge lake, the Periyar Lake, which now forms the nucleus of the ecosystem of the sanctuary which over the years has been expanded to 777 square kilometers. Read more...

Ayurveda
The appeal-apart from serene surroundings of Kerala - is Ayurveda, the 5,000-year-old "science of life" that Keralans like to call their own. A holistic healing tradition drawn from India's ancient Vedic culture, Ayurveda is less about curing a specific ailment than restoring body and mind to their natural state of equilibrium. Read more...