Wednesday, September 29, 2010

God’s Own Country – Kerala


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God’s Own Country – Kerala: "

Kerala – As soon as the name strikes in your mind, the images of crystal clear back water lagoons, palm fringed beaches, tranquil villages and greenery in abundance take the space. God has blessed this land with bounties of nature and no doubt why is it called God’s own Country. Truly it is! Named as one of the ‘Ten Paradises of the World’ and ‘Fifty Places of a Lifetime’ by the National Geographic Traveler Magazine, this place is the most sought after tourist destination for tourists in India and abroad.


God's own country Kerala


The rhythmic backwaters, the forestlands, a wide variety of flora and fauna, sun kissed beaches, pilgrim centres, historic buildings, the ever alluring tranquility of this place leaves the tourists fall in love with it.


The season to visit never ends in Kerala, thanks to the equable climate. This stste of India has gained a Pan global reputation for its rejuvenation therapy in Ayurveda which also let the visitor flock it time and again. Most of India’s finest beaches are in Kerala, the internationally renowned is the Kovalam. A beautiful bay of calm waters presents a plenty of leisure options. Ideal for sunbathing, swimming and rejuvenating body massages, this beach attracts everyone.


Kovalam beach Kerala


A boat trip across the back waters of Kerala is a tranquilizing and relaxing experience.  Enjoy the comforts of luxurious houseboat and appreciate the village life. Kumarakoram is called the world of wonders. The sight of backwater village life, the green shores, the pure natural beauty will mesmerize you. Enjoy the beauty of Pathiramanal, a small island amidst backwaters is a splendor. To find specimens of Kerala’s rich tradition, visit Vaikom. You will find many interesting sights and mix of diverse lifestyles here. Not to forget that it is also a famous backwater destination.


Kumarakoram


Do not miss to taste the delicious Kerala snacks on your visit to Thanneermukkom, a village known for Salt Water Barrier. It is the largest mud regulator in India. The visit to Kumbalangi will welcome you with the beautiful sights of Chinese fishing nets and Pokkali cultivation.  Forts and historic monuments are in plenty in Kerala. The historic Bekal Fort offers a magnificent view of the Arabian Sea from its tall observation towers. Tsome of these forts were built during the Portuguese. So you will find impact of Portuguese culture in them. You can visit East Fort, Poonjar Palace, Koyikkal Palace.


Koyikkal Palace


The nature enthusiasts will be on their toes all the times. After they have experienced the rich beauty of beaches and backwaters, they will definitely go for a relaxing body massage once they visit 14 wildlife sanctuaries. Periyar wildlife sanctuaries, Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary are a few from the list where you will appreciate the stunning mix of flora and fauna.


The aroma of spices from endless acres of plantations of cardamom, vanilla, pepper, tea and coffee is simply magical. The place is also known for its picnic spots. Locals and visitors flock the Akkulam tourist village, Veli Tourist Village, Kallar on weekends. This place is truly God’s own country with every marvel of the nature complementing the other.


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