Kerala
Honeymoon package,
Tour Package for Kovalam
Blessed with nature's
green beauties God's
own country, lined
with sandy beaches,
rocky promontories
and coconut palms,
definitely merits
a visit in every tourist
itinerary. Kerala's
beaches are renowned
for the gentle surf
and blue waters. Kerala
has a 500 km long
shoreline dotted with
some of the finest,
most charming beaches
of the world, coconut
groves, natural harbours,
lagoons and sheltered
coves. All of it is
as peaceful as the
rest of the land and
is washed by the pleasant
tropical sun.
Kerala has a 580
km coast lined with
sandy beaches and
coconut palms. Kerala’s
beautiful beaches
are a haunt for tourists
making it a favourite
tourist destination.
These beaches are
some of the finest
in India renowned
for the gentle surf,
coconut groves and
lagoons.
The
hill stations in Kerala
are not only noted
for their cool, salubrious
air and their stunning
mountain scenery but
are also known for
their serene ambience,
rolling meadows and
spellbinding views.
View the lush green
hills of Kerala while
relaxing at the luxurious
hill resorts. Embroidered
with meandering roads,
rivulets, springs
and waterfalls, they
are a different world
where tranquility
abounds. All the hill
resorts in Kerala
offer the most enchanting
experience of nature
in all its virgin
beauty.
The scene is lazy,
dreamlike, and breathtaking.
This part of the Kerala
coast is more than
just a tropical paradise.
Winding waterways,
waves stippled by
sunlight, palm-fringed
shores, and fishing
nets slung from cantilevered
masts, which rear
like abstract sculptures
against a steel-blue
sky... Backwaters
are unique to Kerala
and the area, over
the last couple of
years has seen unprecedented
tourist interest.
Backwaters form an
aesthetically and
economically attractive
feature of Kerala.
Main backwater
points in Kerala
Alleppey | Kumarakom
| Kollam
A
wide variety of fauna
fills the wooded foothills
of the Western Ghats.
Thekkady is the best
spot to view wild
elephants. Temples
and wood depots are
excellent places to
have close encounters
with tame and trained
pachyderms. Taller
and older than the
elephants are the
sturdy trees that
provide an evergreen
canopy for the teeming
life beneath. Beautiful
birds, rare flowers,
medicinal herbs and
an exotic array of
creatures find a safe
haven in the cool
ambience of the forests.
Nowhere
else will you find water
so playful, so pure
and so pacifying. Crystal
clear waters cascade
down the mountains of
Kerala. Whispering and
gurgling and babbling
and rushing they enrich
the lives of native
and wayfarer alike.
Watch them wake serene
rivers with a magnificent
splash.
Ayurveda,
is the simple, practical
science of life, the
principles and practices
of which evolved through
many centuries. The
remedies in this system
of medicine aim for
holistic treatment of
the patient, not just
the ailment. If you
are looking to improve
your overall health
or treat a specific
condition with an effective
approach, Ayurveda offers
a great deal for everyone.
Kerala
is paradise for the
birdwatcher with hundreds
of species of birds
at Thattekad, Munnar,
Chinnar, Periyar &
Kumarakom. The bird-life
is as prolific and colourful
as the park vegetation
and more than 250 species
have been listed here.
Owing to dense vegetation
the woodland birds are
difficult to spot though
the lake area at Kumarakom
with its sweeping views
provides excellent bird-watching
opportunities. Spot
egrets, herons, Siberian
stork, darters, teals
and hundreds of other
migratory birds in Kerala's
enchanting bird sanctuaries.
Hear them sing. Take
their family photograph.
Applaud their aerobatic
skills.
Majority
of the population in
Kerala are dependent
directly or indirectly
on agriculture for their
livelihood. The main
crops grown in the state
are paddy, coconut,
pepper, cashew, cassava,
and plantation crops
like rubber. Kerala
is an Agrarian economy.
Cash crops, like coconuts,
rubber, tea and coffee,
pepper and cardamom,
cashew, areca nut, nutmeg,
ginger, cinnamon, cloves
and the like, give the
agriculture of Kerala
a distinct flavour.
It is coconuts which
bring the people their
principal source of
earning in agriculture.
Nearly 70% of Indian
output of coconuts is
provided by Kerala.
Cashew is an important
cash crop of the state.
Blessed
with nature's green
beauties God's own
country, lined with
sandy beaches, rocky
promontories and coconut
palms, definitely
merits a visit in
every tourist itinerary.
Kerala's beaches are
renowned for the gentle
surf and blue waters.
Kerala has a 500+
km long shoreline
dotted with some of
the finest, most charming
beaches of the world,
coconut groves, natural
harbours, lagoons
and sheltered coves.
All of it is as peaceful
as the rest of the
land and is washed
by the pleasant tropical
sun.
Kerala
has a 580 km coast
lined with golden
sandy beaches and
coconut palms. Kerala’s
beautiful beaches
are a haunt for tourists
making it a favourite
tourist destination.
These beaches are
some of the finest
in India renowned
for the gentle surf,
coconut groves and
lagoons.
Green
Kerala Holidays
is well versed with
every corner of Kerala
making it easier for
tourists to navigate
through Kerala.
