Kerala Travel Guide

With the Arabian Sea to the west, the Western Ghats towering 500-2700 m in the east and networked by forty four rivers, Kerala enjoys unique geographical features that have become one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia. A tropical climate, has a long coast with quiet beaches, tranquil streches of emerald lakes, the lush hill stations and exotic wildlife, waterfalls, extensive plantations and paddy fields, Ayurvedic health holidays, art forms charming, magical festivals, historic monuments and cultural and exotic cuisine. This provides a unique experience. Moreover, each of these charming destinations is only two hours apart. Sightseeing • Alappuzha in Kerala guide the Arabian Sea to the west and a vast network of lakes, lagoons and freshwater rivers cross, Alappuzha is a district of immense natural beauty. Ernakulam Ernakulam • Help is on the coast of the Arabian Sea with Kottayam and Alappuzha districts in the south, Idukki on the east and Thrissur in the north. Idukki • Guide to the landlocked district, Idukki is one of the areas of greatest natural wealth of Kerala. High mountains and wooded valleys are girded by three main rivers - Periyar, and thalay Thodupuzhayar - and their tributaries. Kannur • Assists in the district itself which shares much of this natural splendor has been a key factor in cultural, religious, political and the state's industrial heritage. In addition, Kannur enjoys the credit of being the birthplace of many colors and popular folk music of Kerala. • Guide Kasaragod district in northern Kerala, Kasaragod is world famous for its crafts and coconut. Fishing is a primary source of livelihood. Kollam Guide • The eight hour boat trip between Kollam and Alappuzha is the longest experience and most charming of Kerala ponds. The district also has some historic remains and a series of temples built in the traditional ornate architectural style. Fairs and Festivals of Kerala, the colorful mosaic of Kerala festivals and fairs is as diverse as the earth is the expression of the spirit of celebration that is an essential part of the state. Noted with enthusiasm and gaiety, festivals are like precious stones, jewels in the crown of tradition and culture of Kerala. Around the year at parties to keep Kerala life vibrant and interludes in the mundane things of life. Aaranmula Aaranmula the Regatta Regatta takes place every year on the picturesque village of Aaranmula in August and September. This river carnival is part of the party Aaranmula Temple. Masses crowd on the river Pamba to see a massive cluster of snake boats called '. Palliyodams' Cochin Carnival Cochin Carnival is a merry making feast observed during the last week of each year in Fort Cochin in Kerala. The carnival dates back to the New Year celebrations held here during Portuguese colonial times. Muharram Muharram is the opening month of the Hegira. On the 10th of this month (May), is honored by the Muslims of Kerala. As with beliefs, was on this day that Imam Hussein, grandson of the Prophet Muhammad and his men were killed in Kerbala. ONAM Onam, the harvest festival is the most popular festival of Kerala. A festival that celebrates a happy blend of myth and reality, Onam is part of the cultural repertoire of every Malayalee. Mahotsavam Malabar Malabar Mahotsavam is a cultural show that showcases the rich cultural heritage of centuries Kerala. The event is Mananchira Maidan (ground) in the heart of the city of Kozhikode 13 to 16 January each year.