God’s Own Country - the small state of Kerala is considered to be as one of the India's most beautiful state.

A land of great natural beauty, Kerala has abundance of scenic beauty - from the majestic heights of the Western Ghats, the state undulates westward presenting a vista of silent valleys clothed in the rich greens. Among the various rivers, which glide across the plains to merge their waters with the Arabian Sea. The elegant waterfall at Athirampally near Trichur have become highly popular tourist spots.

Important tourist destinations in Kerala are:

Bolghatty Island:
This lush, lovely island is famous for its palace of the same name. The Bolghatty Palace, built in 1744 by the Dutch and later taken over by the British, is today a popular hotel run by the Kerala Tourism Development Corporation.

Kovalam:
Kovalam is one of the most beautiful beaches of the world. The surf here is ideal for surf riding and the water invites the visitor to ride the "Catamaran" or log with the fisherman, or to take a cool swim. Nearby is the Beach centre of aquatic sports.

Fort Kochi :
Location: About 13 km from Ernakulam town.
The eventful history of this city began when a major flood in AD 1341 threw open the estuary at Kochi, till then a land locked region, turning it into one of the finest natural harbours in the world. Kochi thus became a haven for seafaring visitors from all over the world and became the first European Township in India when the Portuguese settled here in the 15th century.

Vasco da Gama Square:
Kochi, the commercial capital of Kerala, the last port of Vasco Da Gama, where you will find synagogues, mosques, churches and temples side by side, is a place with a fascinating history. The huge cantilevered fishing net, the Chinese fishing nets, seen here is a legacy of its spellbinding past.