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You Must See Kerala is a land blessed by nature. Long sandy sea shores, fog kissed slopes, peaceful backwaters, and huge paddy fields are a portion of the bounties that nature has given to the land. In addition, there are areas of dense forest with …

In the first three quarters of the year, 1.33 crore tourists visited Kerala, a 1.94 percent increase from the year before the pandemic. Sreekumar S, Deputy Director (in-charge) of Kerala Tourism, said in Delhi on Tuesday that the emphasis will now be on activity-driven and …

The New York Times has included “God’s Own Country” among its “52 places to go in 2023,” adding yet another feather to the cap of Kerala Tourism. The New York Times list, which praises Kerala Tourism’s “Responsible Tourism” initiatives, places Kerala 13th. Kerala is the …

Kerala’s capital, Trivandrum, also known as Thiruvananthapuram, is characterized by winding alleys and undulating hills.Due to its advantageous location, Trivandrum has served as a trading port since 1000 BC.The city was initially constructed on seven hills with the Arabian Sea and the western ghat on …

Because of its long history in the spice trade, rich colonial legacy, vibrant cosmopolitan culture, and burgeoning art scene, Kochi is one of the most fascinating places to visit in Kerala.Kochi is a small port city on India’s Malabar Coast. It is home to a …

After spending several days exploring Kerala’s backwaters and Kochi, the near-100 percent humidity began to lose its appeal.In search of fresh air and new experiences, we decided it was time to head inland and uphill. We took the bus from Kottayam to Kumily, which is …