Kerala is located along the Malabar Coast in the south of India. The state shares borders with Tamil Nadu to the east and south, as well as with Karnataka to the north and northeast. It derives its name from the endless array of coconut palms here. Kerala literally means “the land of coconuts". The state is bordered by the Western Ghats to the east and the Arabian Sea to the west. The state, which has 14 districts, is the 21st largest state in terms of area. The state capital is Thiruvananthapuram, and Malayalam is the official tongue. It is India's state with the lowest positive population growth, highest human development index, highest literacy rate, highest life expectancy and highest female to male sex ratio. Kerala is considered to be the least impoverished state and the second most major urbanised state in our country.

One of the most well-liked tourist attractions of India is Kerala. Popularly known as "God's Own Country”, this land was made by the Gods and here our guests are welcomed with open arms as we firmly believe that “Atithi Devo Bhava”. Kerala is among the most picturesque places in India because of its favourable tropical temperatures, serene palm-lined beaches, preserved countryside, tranquil backwaters, lush hill stations and vast national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. We boast of our rich cultural heritage, classical art forms and medley of cuisines that caters to anybody and everybody. This land is a paradise due to its varied demography and every traveller’s dream come true.

Ayurveda an ancient form of medicine is still practised here to this date. There are many centres and resorts that provides this traditional therapy as an opportunity for relaxation and rejuvenation for both the soul and body of a weary traveller. Visiting Kerala's top attractions is a must, if you want to fully experience our state's allure. There is enough to do, see, and explore to fill your itinerary, and most attractions are either at a walking distance or just 2-4 hours’ drive away.