Tourist Attraction in Kerala: A Land of Diversified Wonders!

Situated in the far south of Indian peninsula, Kerala has a coast line of 550 km on the Arabian Sea. The landscape of the state varies with cool hill stations, dense green jungles, and long golden beaches to the bustling cities. Over the years the state has emerged as a wonderful tourist destination. The "World Travel and Tourism Council' has made Kerala a Partner State. And according to research by National Geographic Travel, there are few places in Kerala which are among the "50 must see destinations' in the world.

The state never dejects a tourist here. From beaches to backwaters, from green paddy fields to chilling hill stations; the state offers everything in its package of tour. The hill stations of Ponmudi, Munnar, the sandy beaches of Kovalam, the blue lagoons of Veli, the back waters of Kollam and Alleppey, wildlife and bird sanctuaries are major tourist attractions.

Some Hot Tourist Spots of Kerala

Allepey: Allepey (Alappuzha) is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Kerala. With a large network of inland waterways and backwater transportation, Allepey is rightly called the "Venice of the East.' More

Cochin: Cochin is arguably the ideal place to start exploring the profound diversity, greenery, and gorgeousness of Kerala. The place features in the top 50 places to visit in the National Geographic Traveler. The place provides more than what you expect in this city. More

Kovalam: The favorable climate and blue waters around make Kovalam a favorite spot for tourists round the year. The clean sandy beaches and shallow sea water will create a kind of temptation you will not be able to resist to plunge into the saline water. More

Kumarakom: Kumarakom is one of the 10 best preferred destinations in India for tourism. It is a small tourist village in Kottayam district, Kerala. The picturesque beauty of the place is due to its mangrove forest, unsoiled village, pea green paddy fields, coconut plantations and the intermingling of all such shades in the waterways. More

Thiruvananthapuram: This is the capital city of Kerala which is situated almost at the tip of the state in the southern part. Due to its closeness to sea the climate of Thiruvananthapuram is always pleasant and provides a warm weather to visitors. For food lovers the "Flavor Food Festival' organized here is something which you will remember long. More

Popular Hill Stations of Kerala

If you wish to escape from the headache of city life and want to remain to your self only, you must visit the hill stations of Kerala. The hill stations of the state offer you a chance to be alone, part of easy life, quiet and all to oneself. Kerala always provides choices for its visitors. The famous hill stations of the place are Munnar, Devikulam, Wagamon More

Popular Wildlife and Bird Sanctuaries of Kerala

Two national parks, two bird sanctuaries and ten wildlife sanctuaries make this state an ecologically important place for the nation. The western ghats surrounded by hills, lakes, rivers, shoreline, backwaters and others provide an ample atmosphere for wild life like elephants, reptiles, birds, tigers, monkeys, foxes, wild dogs and others. The forest also homes some wonderful migratory birds during seasons. More

Popular Beaches of Kerala

Being a coastal state Kerala is a paradise for beach lovers. The coastal beach length of the state is nearly 600 km with tranquil atmosphere provided by coconut plants, waving waters and playing sun. Some popular beaches of Kerala are Kovalam Beach, Alappuzah Beach, Cochin Beach, Poovar Beach More