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Kerala Tour PackagesAbout Kerala  Kerala, the southern state of India is fondly referred as 'God's own country'. This sobriquet awarded to Kerala, is self explanatory - it is the chosen land of the God, and He has not left any corner of the state devoid of his blessings. The blessings of the God is amply manifested in the form of natural beauty of the state which leaves any spectator dumbfounded. For tourists, looking for a place to unwind and refresh, Kerala is highly recommended.General Information about Kerala Attractions Kerala is bordered by the Arabian Sea in the west and the Western Ghats in the east. The people of this state can proudly claim to have achieved a 100% literacy rat, a recognition which eludes rest of the states of India. Also, Kerala is the cleanest of all the states in India. Best time to Visit - The best time to visit Kerala is from October to March.  Kerala Tourist Attractions  Kerala Cities Thiruvananthpuram, the capital of Kerala is the gateway for exploring the magical interiors of the state. The city boasts of excellent beaches, historic monuments, backwater stretches and a rich cultural heritage which makes it hugely attractive for tourists. The natural beauty of Thiruvananthpuram is also an indication to the tourists as to what to expect from Kerala in the rest of their holiday. The local attractions of the town include Padmanabha Swamy Temple, Kuthirarnalika (Puthenmalika) Palace Museum, Sree Chithra Art Gallery, Veli Tourist Village and Shanghumukham Beach. Ernakulam is the next important city of Kerala bordered by the Arabian Sea in the west, Kumarakom and Alappuzha districts on the South, Idukki on the East and Thrissur on the North. Ernakulam boasts of being the most modern and advanced city of Kerala along with being the commercial capital of the state as well. Within its boundaries, Ernakulam stores numerous attractions for tourists like the Fort Kochi, Chinese Fishing Nets, St. Francis Church, Mattancherry Palace (Dutch Palace), Bolghatty Island and the Willingdon Island. Alappuzha, also known as the 'Venice of East' is a must visit for all the tourists because missing out Alappuzha means missing out half the fun of Kerala. Situated on the Vembanad lake, Alappuzha is one of the best Malabar ports. Also its natural beauty is something that is extremely enchanting. It attracts tourists because of its proximity to the countryside region which is a storehouse of natural beauty. Backwater trips from Alappuzha is very popular. Other attractions of the city include the Chettikulangara Bhagvathy Temple and the Champakulam Church. Kerala Beaches Beaches are the major tourist attractions of Kerala. The entire 600 kms of coastal stretches boasts of the best beaches found in the state of Kerela. These beaches are a perfect place to lay back and regain the vitality and energy of body far from the rushing city life. When the warm rays of sun touches the bodies of tourists, they feel as if all their exhaustions pass away within a second. The breezes that blow in the evening brings with it a new lease of life for the tired tourists. And all these amidst a beauty that is in itself relaxing and has a positive effect on not only the body, but also the mind. The important beaches of Kerala include Kovalam, Alappuzha, Marari, Varkala, Bekal and Somatheeram.  Kerala Backwaters Backwaters of Kerala is the prime reason why the state is referred to as 'God's own country'. The backwaters of Kerala spread to an area of 1500 kms and includes 44 rivers, lagoons and lakes. A trip in the backwaters of the Kerala is a highly rewarding experience for tourists, as it exposes them to an entirely new side of the country - a side that is laden with natural beauty and makes the travellers feel as if they are making a trip to heaven itself. It also gives them an opportunity to explore the far off regions of Kerala that are not otherwise reachable. There is also an opportunity for the tourists to stay in the houseboats of the backwaters for a better encounter with nature. The Backwater trips in Kerala can be embarked on from Alappuzha and Varkala and Quilon Kerala Hill Stations Its small area notwithstanding, Kerala enjoys a varied landscape - ranging from coastal areas to plains and even hill stations. The hill station of Kerala is a virtual paradise with panaromic surroundings composed of towering hills, clear blue streams and green plantations. It is a perfect place where tourists can enjoy nature at its best. The air that blows in these area have a calming effect on the body and soul of the tourists. Also, there is an opportunity to indulge in variety of adventurous activities like hiking and trekking, which in turn will throw open newer areas for exploration. The important hill station of Kerala include Idukki, Munnar, Ponmudi, Wagamon, Charalkunnu and Nelliyampathy. Kerala Wildlife Kerala is also home to numerous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, where tourists can see some of the most magnificient flora and fauna of the region. These parks and sanctuaries are equally favourite with nature lovers as well as wildlife afficianados. The most prominent of all the wildlife sanctuaries is the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Apart from this, there are Silent Valley National Park, Thattekad Bird Sanctuary, Idukki Wildllife Sanctuary and Chinnara Wildlife Sanctuary.  Kerala Ayurveda and Spa Ayurveda and spa treatment may sound very strange as a category of attraction in Kerala. Though, the fact is that the ayurvedic treatment provided in Kerala is a huge source of attractions for tourists from not only India, but also from abroad! The climate and the availability of natural herbs have strengthened Kerala's position as a major centre providing ayurvedic treatment in India. Moreover, the persistent efforts of the native people have ensured that ayurvedic treatment is there to stay for long in Kerala. For tourists visiting Kerala, ayurvedic treatment can be availed in Thiruvananthpuram, Ernakulam, Kollam, Palakkad, Kottayam, Idukki and Thrissur. Reaching There By Air - There are three airports in Kerala - Thiruvananathpuram International airport, Kozikode International airport and Cochin International airport. Flights from these airport connect Kerala to both domestic and international destinations. By Rail - There are around 200 railway stations in Kerala which connect the state from rest of the country. By Road - Kerala is connected to its neighbouring south Indian states by a number of National Highways. The neighbouring states include Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.
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