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Kerala, the land of Kathakali, Kalaripayattu (the ancient martial art) and the elephants that one can see strolling lazily in the gorgeous hills of Munnar, is aptly described as God's Own Country. Legend has it the great Hindu sage Parashurama (who is believed to be the sixth avatar or incarnation of Lord Vishnu) threw a battle-axe across the sea and re-claimed the land of Kerala. Whether this is a myth or not, but Kerala certainly has a divine uniqueness with its exhilarating colorful festivals, sprawling rice fields, mango, cashewnut trees and coconut palms.

Travel to Kerala for one of the most memorable experiences in one's life. Kerala travel brings you closer to Nature with lush green vegetation and alluring wildlife. The blue expanding waters and delightful beaches make Kerala an idyllic travel destination for people of all tastes.


Ayurveda KeralaWith a history of more than 5000 years, Ayurveda is an alternative treatment method with no side effects.
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Backwaters KeralaThe beauty of Kerala lies in its backwaters that are unique in the entire world. Brimming with natural beauty and economically viable, this uniqueness of Kerala, makes it a heavenly delight for its visitors.
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Boat Races - KeralaThe boat races of Kerala are very famous. Kuttanad, which was once renowned as the rice bowl of Kerala and the upper Kuttanad area, are the most famous boat racing spots.
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Climate - KeralaKerala is a small state in the southwest corner of India with pristine waters of the Arabian Sea washing its shores and an equable climate that varies from season to season.
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Dances - KeralaKerala is rich with about 35 different types of tribal people and tribal dances like Elelakkaradi, Paniyarkali and Mankali have managed to withstand the test of the changing times.
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Festivals - KeralaKerala has a number of festivals, mostly related with their religious institutions. A showcase to the traditional lifestyle and performing arts of Kerala.
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Forts KeralaIndia has a rich history and Kerala is no exception having a rich treasure of historical forts and palaces that reflects the splendor of the bygone era of kings and queens.
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Hill Stations - KeralaNature has always been partial to Kerala with all its exotic seashores and lush green hill stations that are a great delight to all the tourists coming to Wonderful Kerala.
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House Boats - KeralaThe beautiful backwaters of Kerala make a wonderful home to its traditional houseboats that take visitors on a dreamland journey meandering into the numerous lagoons, lakes, canals, estuaries and the deltas of a number of rivers that drain into the Arabian Sea.
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Monuments - KeralaThe most prevalent architectural style in the traditional historic and cultural monuments of Kerala is Nalukkettu or Ettukettu.The low sloping roofs and brick walls were designed to match the climatic conditions.
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Museums KeralaMuseums are the best place to see a region's history, traditions, arts, crafts and culture all at once and museums of Kerala have stood up to the glory of the region.
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Temples - KeralaKerala temples are generally constructed in a mixed medium of stone, brick, laterite and wood as a distinctive architectural style of temple building. The stress is laid on the sanctity, simplicity and a prevailing naturalism, which marked the worship in temples.
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Wildlife - KeralaThe Western Ghats of Kerala is home to as many as fourteen wildlife sanctuaries that are often surrounded some exotic trails in the country. A delight to the adventurous and nature lovers, the air of these habitats has fragrance of spices and other enchantingly aromatic plantations.
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Guide to hotels in Kerala state.
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