Welcome to Kerala - the tropical paradise and often referred as the ‘God’s own country’. Travel to Kerala, located in the southwestern tip of the Indian peninsula is one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. Kerala is bound by the Arabian Sea on the west, Karnataka on the North and Northeast, and Tamil Nadu on the east.

The Malabar Coast of India is the site of Kerala location. Geographical Kerala is a part of the coastal belt with the hill ranges known as the Western Ghats running along the length of Kerala. Kerala has a coastal belt with sandy beaches and palm fringed shores. The seaside Kerala location, makes it a pleasant holiday destination, with sunny beaches and serene backwaters. The hill ranges of Kerala have hill stations, wildlife sanctuaries, tea estates and spice plantations. Geographical Kerala exhibits diversity in climate within the compact Kerala location on the Malabar Coast of India.

Geographical Kerala is a tropical region, with weather being pleasant for most of the year. Humidity increases during the monsoon season. The location of Kerala gives it an unique climatic and geographic features. On your tour Kerala, take up a travel ride to the tranquil Kerala backwaters or take a tour of Kerala’s palm-fringed beaches. Serene yet enjoyable, the emerald backwaters of Kerala are best explored on the traditional thatch-roofed houseboats. Travel to the panoramic cities of Kerala or visit the lush green tea gardens or wildlife sanctuaries of Kerala and discover the true colours of nature’s beauty. Travel to nature-bounty land of Kerala for an experience to savour for lifetime.

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Travel to magnificent wildlife sanctuaries and parks in Kerala. Characterized by rich flora and fauna, Kerala wildlife sanctuaries and parks are nature lover’s paradise. Watch some rare animals and migratory birds while touring Kerala’s wildlife sanctuaries and parks. Periyar, Idukki, Thekkady or Kumarakom, each wildlife sanctuary is unique in its own sense and all are worth visiting while travelling Kerala. A trip to Kerala will offer you breathtaking surroundings, pristine backwaters and beaches of immense natural beauty.

Travel to the fascinating Kerala, experience the pampering Ayurveda health treatment in Kerala and explore the tranquil Kerala backwaters and other cultural attractions of Kerala. Kerala tour packages offer tourists a range of tour packages and guides them in their quest to delve the nature’s wonders.

Excotic Cities-
Kochi : Originally built by the Portuguese, Kochi (Cochin) has a natural harbour with lagoons and canals and fishing hamlets. Kochi (Cochin), the Queen of the Arabian Sea, is situated on the west coast of India in the beautiful state of Kerala.

Kollam: Kollam or Quilon in the state of Kerala, an old sea port town on the Arabian coast, stands on the Ashtamudi lake. In the ancient times, Kollam, had a sustained commercial reputation around the world. Fed by the Chinese trade, it was regarded by Ibn Batuta, as one of the five ports, which he had seen in the course of his travels during a period of 24 years, in the 14th century AD.

Periyar: Being set in the high ranges of the Western Ghats in Kerala, Periyar is spread in a tropical forest area, a mixture of deciduous, semi-evergreen and characterized by tall trees, and a closed canopy. Periyar boasts of a rich bird life, animal life and plant life.

Kovalam: Kovalam is just 16 kms away from Trivandrum, Kerala's capital city. Kovalam is an evergreen and pleasant climatic beach resort. It is a dreamy place for tourists all over the world. Today Kovalam beach is known as the "Paradise of the South".

Alleppey: Built in the 9th century AD, Alleppey, called Alappuzha lies on the edge of the great Ashtamudi lake. With the Arabian Sea on the west and a vast labyrinth of lakes, lagoons and several freshwater rivers criss-crossing it, Alappuzha is a district of immense natural beauty.

Wildlife in Kerala -
> Idduki Wildlife Sanctuary
> Thekkady Wildlife
> Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
> Kumarakom Sanctuary

Beaches in Kerala -
> Kovalam Beach
> Varkala Beach
> Marari Beach