Kerala: God's Own Country
Kerala, located in the southwestern coast of India, is one of the most picturesque and culturally rich states in the country. Known as “God’s Own Country”, it is known for its lush landscapes, backwaters, clean beaches, hill stations.
Backwaters of Kerala (Alappuzha)
The backwaters are Kerala’s famous destinations– a network of rivers and lakes lined with palm trees.
- Houseboat Cruises – Stay overnight in floating cottages while drifting through calm waters.
- Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary – You can spot migratory birds and wildlife.
- Alappuzha (Alleppey) – It is often called the “Venice of the East”, known for boat races and scenic canals.
Fort Kochi
A blend of history, colonial architecture, and vibrant culture.
- Chinese Fishing Nets – It’s a unique fishing technique along the coast.
- Mattancherry Palace – Indo-European architecture and murals.
- Jew Town & Synagogue –The town has rich trading history and heritage walks.
Spiritual & Pilgrimage Destinations
Kerala is known for its spiritual destintions and famous temples
- Guruvayur Temple – a major Krishna temple attracting millions of devotees.
- Sabarimala – pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Ayyappa, attracting millions annually.
- Attukal Bhagavathy Temple – hosts the largest women’s gathering during the Attukal Pongala festival.
Munnar
A beautiful hill station famous for tea plantations and cool climate.
- Tea Gardens – It has rolling hills covered with tea bushes.
- Eravikulam National Park – It is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.
- Mattupetty Dam & Echo Point – Offers perfect boating and sightseeing.
