Five Major Reasons Why Kerala Is Indeed God’s Own Country

Kerala- rightly known as paradise on earth is filled with lush green scenic landscapes and beautiful beaches with crystal clear water. The natural beauty and the ecological diversity of the place has so much to offer to its tourists. Kerala also has a very rich culture and tradition which has been ongoing since ancient times. We give you five major reasons why you should plan a Kerala tour right away and why it is better known as God’s own country.

1. Serene Beaches

Kerala is adorned with pristine beaches which have crystal clear water and a panoramic view to die for. The beaches in Kerala have a calming vibe which will make you forget all the worries of the world and will completely rejuvenate you. Sit by the beach watching the sun disappear within the milky clouds while sipping ‘nariyal pani’ ( coconut water) Some of the must visit beaches are - Kovalam, Varkala, Kappad and Payyambalam.

2. Enchanting backwaters

Relaxing in the houseboats on the backwaters of Kerala sounds like a perfect plan to escape from reality. These houseboats provide the much needed serenity to travelers. The backwaters of Kerala are a maze of lagoons, crisscrossed with rivers, shallow pools and canals which all together makes it a must visit experience on your Kerala tour.

3. Lip-smacking food

South Indian food is always the solution to every hunger problem! While you’re on a Kerala tour, you’re not doing it right until you dine at some of the local restaurants that serve authentic south Indian food. Dosa, idli, uttapam, rice are some of the major food items that you must try and are easily available.

4. Variety of traditions

Kerala has preserved its various ancient traditions and other famous arts like- ‘Kalaripayattu’ which is a type of martial art. You can witness numerous timeless traditions in Kerala which can be found in the form of dance, sports, ayurvedic, herbal spas and so much more.


5. Diverse flora and fauna

Kerala is the home to Periyar National Tiger Park, Eravikulam Reserve, Silent Valley Park, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, Wayanad Reserve, where you can visit and see the rich flora and fauna. In fact, Kerala has several popular hill stations like Munnar, Wayanad, Ponmudi among others, which bring one closer to nature. Don’t forget to carry your camera along so that you don’t miss any chance of capturing the beauty around you.

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