Kerala Tourism, a destination for all reasons

Kerala, a strip of land along the south-west coast of India, looks like a piece of earth stuck to the mainland as a divine afterthought. It indeed is, for this state is something quite different from the rest of the Indian states.

Kerala is not only pretty and prim, it is only here you can enjoy an all-in-one trip—health tourism, pleasure tourism, nature tourism, educational and eco tourism, pilgrimage and so on.

Where else but in Kerala can you find at one go hills, valleys, backwaters, seashore, great places of scenic beauty and religious places and structures of yore?

Kerala tour operators’ collective wisdom and studies have proved that most visitors from abroad and inland come to this place with an all-rolled-into-one tour programme. Physical rejuvenation, spiritual replenishment, sensory pleasure, eco-tourism, educational experience are all possible when one comes with an experienced professional team like the Great India Holidays people who are dedicated to Kerala Tourism.

The State is pleasantly endowed with all three geographical features—highland, midland, and coast. The highlands slope down from the Western Ghats which rise to an average height of 900 m, with a number of peaks well over 1,800 m in height.

The midlands-- lying between the mountains and the lowlands-- is made up of rolling hills and valleys. It has the good of the both world—rugged hillocks and placidity of the plains. The long coastal belt is made up of the river deltas, backwaters and shore

You could scale mountains, sleep to the lullaby of winged friends in the vast midland locales or do canoeing or boating along the vast canals of backwaters.

Kerala is the powerhouse of Indian system of medicine; Ayurveda,  and the State is sprinkled with Ayurveda homes, both traditional and startups. But it needs a familiar hand to steward you to the right place.

Or, you could check in and get a refreshing Ayurveda massage by qualified men and women in any one of the numerous Ayurveda centres.

Get into another key and indulge in a bit of ethnic splash: take a heady sip of the ethnic drink, toddy, and sample the cassava-and-fish combination or if your whims compel, go about the farmlands and walk in the slush feeling the exhilarating touch of Mother Earth. If on a honeymoon, take a boat ride with your love under the smiling moon along the placid lakes of backwaters. After of a week or a fortnight package Kerala tour you will go back with vim and vigour.

Whichever way you look, there is a bit of Kerala for all occasions and reasons. Seasons are: June-Oct Monsoon period with spells of rains and bright sun. Nov-Feb temperate climate. Mar-May summer.