A magic coined by Nature which spreads across an area of 38,863 km2 in predominantly green attire, Kerala (or ‘Keralam’, as the native speakers call it) is often adorned with a quite justifiable adjective- ‘The God’s own country’. Located on the Malabar Coast of south-west India, Kerala is neighbored by Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and the Arabian Sea. Swaying paddy fields, meandering rivers, inviting backwaters, interesting folklores, mouthwatering cuisine, curious folklores, cordial people…well, there is something divine about Kerala!

A delightful assortment of destinations with different flavors and nature make a tourist permanently hitched to Kerala. It might be the serene beaches like Kovalam, Varkala, or Cherai. Or, it might be the dancing paddy fields at Kuttanad, or it might be the wild trekking delights at Thekkady. Whatever it is, one thing is guaranteed- you will love this unique experience called Kerala.

Coming to culture of Kerala, it is noble mixture of Dravidian and Aryan Cultures. The state boasts of a unique cultural background with its literature, music and performing arts. The fame of Kathakali, Kerala’s own performing arts, has surpassed the boundaries of east and reached west, making many aspiring students from there for this dance form which uses a unique kind of communication through signs. Kerala’s tribal and folk art forms too will hook an interested tourist. Well, as an experience like Kerala can not be summed up in one web page, we just want to suggest you to step into this magical land, and experience.