Thursday, January 4, 2018


Why Kerala Should Be Your Next Holiday Destination?



Originally the capital of the spice trade, Kerala is a fantasy land of pristine white beaches, networks of waterways, misty mountains, and plantations producing tea and rubber, cinnamon and cardamon, nutmeg and allspice. Let’s start with our series of top 5 reasons why Kerala is such a magnificent place to visit.

See the real paradise-

Kerala “Gods Own County” is an ideal introduction to travel in India as God has rewarded this thin strip of land hugely with much of the pure beauty of nature, rivers, beautiful beaches, wonderful backwaters, fascinating hill stations, rich culture and heritage, imposing art and many more or undeniably offers a blend of various features which give a very pleasant atmosphere to everyone and relieve or calm down all senses as well as body, soul or mind.

Feel the backwater serenity-


Cruising the Kerala backwaters on a houseboat is an experience you can’t miss when in Kerala is the beautiful land of the spice plantations. The cuisines are generally hot and spicy offering great taste and vigour, using plenty of fresh vegetables, exotic fruit, and locally-grown aromatic spices (don’t miss a visit to a spice farm). The Keralites have love in rice and fish.

Ayurvedic Medicine –


Due to the abundant supply of spices and medicinal plants Kerala is the home of Ayurveda, an ancient, natural healing science that has been practised in India for over 5000 years. The traditional Ayurveda methods include yoga, meditation, diet, massage and the use of oils for good health and living. 

Art & Culture –


Have a glimpse into Kerala art and culture which is a heaven for dance, drama and music lovers are really incredible or unique. No doubt various challenging dance forms and the martial arts that truly present the original picture of Kerala are mesmerizing. 

The most charming beaches in the world-


The beaches in Kerala comprise of uneven outcrops, the topography is distinctive and changes abruptly as you progress from the North to the South of Kerala. One feature is constant though, the beaches are all dotted with coconut trees in large numbers. Dense groves of coconut trees extend all over the state along with much more greenery that makes the state come alive during the monsoons. The coastline is also a hub of fishing activity. It is also best known for its clean beaches, a favourite among tourists is the Lighthouse Beach. Nestled on top of a cliff, this place is ideal for a relaxing vacation. Stunningly picturesque Varkala beach also proves to be an idyllic getaway looking for some tranquillity and peace. This strikingly beautiful beach is often sidelined while visiting the much commercial Kovalam. With its long, winding stretch of cliffs and views that extend over the Arabian sea, this beach is enough to take anyone’s breath away.