Kerala
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Kerala, located on the southwestern coast of India, is a magical land filled with lush greenery, serene backwaters, beautiful beaches, and rich cultural traditions. Whether you're looking for peace, adventure, or a cultural experience, Kerala tourism offers it all. Kerala has a long and fascinating history. It was a major center of trade for spices, especially black pepper, with ancient civilizations like the Romans, Arabs, and Chinese. Over centuries, it was ruled by Cheras, Zamorins, and Travancore kings, followed by Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial powers. Kerala became a state of independent India in 1956, and today it's known for its high literacy, peaceful lifestyle, and progressive society. Kerala’s culture is a blend of Hindu, Christian, Muslim, and tribal traditions. The people of Kerala, known as Malayalis, are warm and welcoming, and take pride in their heritage.
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Kerala is a land of emerald backwaters, lush hill stations, and sun-kissed beaches. From the tranquil charm of Alleppey and the wildlife-rich Periyar to the misty heights of Munnar, every destination is a feast for the senses. This ‘God’s Own Country’ promises beauty, culture, and serenity at every step.
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Known for houseboat cruises and scenic backwaters
Peaceful village with bird sanctuary and lake views
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Historical port city with Fort Kochi, Chinese fishing nets, and colonial architecture
Popular beach destinations with cliffs, cafes, and surfing
Beautiful tea gardens, waterfalls, and trekking spots
Famous for Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and spice plantations
Ideal for nature lovers, with caves, waterfalls, and trekking trails
A quiet, less-crowded hill station with green meadows
One of the richest temples in the world
A famous pilgrimage site
Sea-facing fort with panoramic views
Cultural capital with museums, temples, and festivals
Kerala’s cuisine is a fragrant symphony of spices, coconut, and fresh local produce. From the grand Sadhya feast and flavorful Kerala fish curry to sweet treats like Ada Pradhaman, every dish tells a story of tradition. Savor these authentic delights for a true taste of God’s Own Country.
A traditional vegetarian feast served on banana leaves
Rice pancake with coconut milk-based curry
Steamed rice flour with spicy black chickpeas
Layered flatbread with spicy gravy
Coconut milk fish curry
Sweet dessert made with rice or lentils
Kerala’s culture is a vibrant blend of age-old traditions, classical art forms, and harmonious living with nature. From the graceful Kathakali and Mohiniyattam dances to colorful festivals like Onam, every aspect reflects its rich heritage. It’s a land where spirituality, art, and hospitality flourish together.
Malayalam (official), English, Hindi
Hinduism, Christianity, Islam
Harvest festival with boat races and flower decorations
New Year festival
Grand temple festival with decorated elephants Christmas and Eid celebrated widely
Dance drama with colorful costumes
Graceful temple dance
One of the oldest martial arts in the world
Kerala offers experiences that range from serene houseboat cruises in the backwaters to thrilling wildlife safaris and hill treks. Visitors can enjoy Ayurvedic wellness therapies, spice plantation tours, and vibrant cultural performances. Every activity reveals a new facet of God’s Own Country’s charm.
Sleep on a floating home as you cruise through backwaters
Spot elephants and wild boars in Periyar Sanctuary
Take guided walks through scenic tea plantations
Surfing, parasailing, and sunset yoga
Kerala is the hub for authentic Ayurveda treatments
Offered in ashrams and resorts across the state
Enjoy live Kathakali, Kalaripayattu, and Mohiniyattam performances
