Kerala lies in Malabar Coast of India, almost touching the tip of the peninsula. Kerala, the land of spices and Ayurveda is a narrow strip of land lying between Arabian Sea in the west and the hill ranges, Western Ghats. It is this terrain that describes Kerala as a green, rain-rich state filled with inland water bodies. Destinations with natural splendour are aplenty along with major Kerala travel hot spots.

Thiruvananthapuram : State capital, Thiruvananthapuram is famous for historical temples, museums, long shoreline with famous beaches, backwater stretches together with rich cultural heritage.

Kochi : Kochi harbor was an international port for Arab, Portuguese, Dutch, and British since 14th century. Kochi has magnificent beaches, calm backwaters, museums, monuments and palaces.

Kumarakom : With backwaters, waterfalls and spectacular landscapes, Kumarakom islands lie scattered across the lush Vembanad backwaters. Cruises through these tranquil waters in houseboats display wonders of Kerala countryside.

Munnar : Placed 1600 meters above sea level, the Munnar hill station is a charming town with mist covered hills, colonial townships, tribal hamlets and pristine wilderness. Summer capital of the British in south, Munnar is idyllic to travel back in time.

Alappuzha : Situated on the banks of Vembanad Lake, Alappuzha is a beautiful land of boat races, houseboat holidays and beaches. One can explore the unexplored countryside with a boat ride through placid backwaters.

Thekkady : Periyar Tiger Reserve is a renowned Wildlife Sanctuary in India. Indian tiger, wild elephants and other species can be observed from close quarters. Thekkady is ideal for eco friendly tourism with adventures, safaris, tiger trails, plantation tours etc. With tropical forests, exotic spice plantations, tea gardens and beautiful lakes, one can come close to nature.

Varkala : Varkala is a famous upcoming beach known for its quiet secluded sand stretches. Prime Hindu pilgrimage centre in a Kerala travel guide, Papanasam Beach includes mineral springs and rocky cliffs.

Silent Valley Evergreen Forests:Heart of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Silent Valley National Park is rich in tropical wilderness, being the only remaining evergreen forest in Western Ghats. Ideal to spot rare endangered animal and birds, the pristine forest is one of the sightseeing attractions in Kerala. One can have panoramic valley views with silver cascades and perennial streams.

Kovalam : Beautiful beach in Kerala, Kovalam is ideal for relaxing. This naturally sheltered golden beach is ideal for swimming, water sporting and pampering yourself under the tropical sun in the backdrop of swaying coconut trees.