Kerala, the state known for its natural beauty, is located on the southwestern coast of Indian peninsula. Situated in between the high western ghats in the east and the vast Arabian sea in the west, Kerala shares boundaries with the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The sun-kissed beaches, varied wildlife sanctuaries, dense forest cover, tranquil backwaters, verdant valleys, houseboat cruises, breathtaking scenery and splendid architecture, of course make Kerala the "God's own country." The state is known for its rich art and culture, in fact performing and visual arts play are important part of Kerala's life. Kerala has become worldwide famous for its interesting 'Kathakali' a masked dance-drama, in addition other popular art forms are Koodiyattam, Krishnanattam, Kalaripayattu. Koothu, Mohiniyattam and Ottamthullal. Overall the state is not only famous its tourist attractions, but also for handloom, handicrafts, metal mirror and fiber products.

Alleppey - The Venice of the East. Alleppey also known as Alappuzha, is a small town of Kerala. The district headquarters of Alleppey is famous for its beautiful canals, backwaters and lagoons. A popular tourist destination, Alleppey was described as the 'Venice of the East' by Lord Curzon. Alleppey is renowned for its coir factories, fish and lakes. Snake boat races are the most important traditional event in Alleppey, which usually held between August and October. During the event the thin boats are oared by up to 120 oarsmen. Alleppey is connected to other parts of Kerala by waterways, including the popular tourist place Kumarakam.

Kollam Backwaters Kollam previously known as Quilon, is a beautiful destination and a gateway to the Kerala backwaters. The city situated at a distance of 71 Kms, from Thiruvananathapura is an important center of the cashew nut processing and trading industry. With Kerala Backwater the tourists can see some important historical buildings and temples of Kollam. Kollam Backwaters, which extend from the Ashthamudi Lake, look extremely beautiful. The boat cruise from Kollam to Allappuzha takes around 8 hours. It is a joyful ride, with lotuses and water lilies in the water, water birds seated on the banks and otters splashing and playing in the water.

Kumarakon Backwaters is an enchanting tourist destination. Situated on the beautiful Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom attracts large number of tourists. The blue backwaters of Kumarakom and the surface of Vembanad Lake reflect the blue sky. The attractive shades of green vegetation like mangroves, coconut palms, and paddy fields cover the backwaters. Channels and waterways make their route through this green paradise. Water lilies and lotuses bloom in the water while birds fly across the clear sky. The nature lover will surely to be enchanted by the natural beauty of Kumarakom. See the picturesque scenery and rest on a houseboat as you drift along the backwaters of Kumarakom.

Kovalam Beaches a tropical paradise with a sheltered natural bay, the azure blue waters and the sumptuous spread of green palm groves. The sands on the Kovalam beaches are partially black in colour due to the presence of ilmenite and thorazite. Kovalam consists of three successive crescent beaches, separated by a high cliff. The most popular among these is southern beach called as the Lighthouse Beach. The middle beach is called Hawah, while the northern most beach is Samudra.

Alappuzha Beach Situated in the Alappuzha district, the spectacular beach is famous as a tourist spot as well as a relaxation spot. The pier, extending into the sea here, is believed to be around 140 years old. The natural greenery , lagoons, vast lakes and many fresh water rivers make Alappuzha a natural wonderland of Kerala. Another attraction is adjacent Vijaya beach park which offers entertainment facilities like boating facility, picnic spot and children's park.

Periyar wildlife Sanctuary best known for its wildlife, is situated in the Idukki district of Kerala. Set amidst the high mountains of the Wetern Ghats, Periyar is a protected area and a Project Tiger reserve. The protected area covers an area of 777 Sq Kms, out of which 350 Sq Kms area of the central zone was developed into the Periyar National Park. The park is also called by the name Thekkady, which is situated at a distance of 4 Kms from Kumily, 100 Kms from Alappuzha, 110 Kms from Madurai and 120 Kms from Kochi.

Kochi - A Vibrant City. Kochi formerly known as Cochin, is located in Ernakulam district of Kerala. Also called as 'Queen of the Arabian Sea', Kochi is one of the principal seaports of the country. Kochi presents an interesting cultural blend of its rich history and cultural heritage. The city famous for its scenic sites, is also referred to as the Gateway to Kerala. Kochi is the ideal base for exploring the beauty of Kerala. The Arabs, British, Chinese, Dutch, and Portuguese have left several historical marks here. Over the years Kochi has emerged as the commercial and industrial capital of Kerala. Kochi is bordered by the Western Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west.

Ayurveda in God's Own Country The southernmost tip of India, Kerala is famous for its Ayurvedic resorts, that draw a large number of tourists every year. In fact, today, Kerala is the only State in India which practices this system of medicine with full dedication. The Ayurveda in Kerala has become very famous among the tourists especially foreigners. Patients from all over the world come to Kerala for Ayurveda treatment. Kerala's pleasant climate, natural forests with a wealth of herbs and medicinal plants are best suited for Ayurveda treatment.

How To Get There??
Air: Kerala has two major airports - Cochin International Airport and Thiruvananthapuram International Airport. The airlines operate domestic and international flights from these airports.
Rail : The railheads in Kerala is well-connected by several trains with major cities and towns of India.
Road :The state and national highways connect Kerala with important places of the country.