PLACES TO VISIT IN KERALA
Kerala also known as “God’s own country” is a state in South-west region of India on Malabar coast. The capital of Kerala is ‘Tiruvananthpuram’. If you visit Kerala with air planes then you will observe everywhere green on the land. This simply means that Kerala is world-famous for its extreme afforestation and lively nature. Major part of Kerala receives monsoonal and wet climate. There is heavy rains and wet climate between the months of June-August.
For its Flora and Fauna, Kerala is a good place for tourist visits. Its world-famous, tea plantations, spice plantation and green surroundings attracts a huge crowd from all over the world. Well, its important thing to say; one of the biggest attraction of Kerala state is its Ayurvedic and herbal treatment. There are many institutions and hospitals of Ayurveda in Kerala, They promotes alternative medicine and self living is pure natural and lively.
Places to Visit in Kerala
Palakad:
A region that consists of different features, it is called the granary of Kerala state. Places of historical importance can also be found in Palakad, while there are many exciting irrigation projects and dams that would interest certain tourists.
Silent Valley:
This national park has the kind of serenity that tourists would find very relaxing. This area is situated in central part of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and is an ecological paradise which preserves its tropical rainforests.
Kumarakom:
This exotic village near the banks of Vembanad Lake consists of many small islands. Tourists can have a great tour of this beautiful lake on houseboats that are provided by private establishments.
Kovalam:
Well-known among tourists for its beach areas, visitors to this region can also find many Ayurvedic salons and recuperation resorts. These Ayurvedic centers provide different kinds of treatments aimed at promoting overall health in an individual.
Thekkady:
This area is known for its wildlife sanctuary that has several species of wild animals. Tourists can also find ample opportunities to indulge in many activities such as trekking, boating and elephant riding. They can have a close view of animals in the wildlife reserve while boating in a lake in this region.
Kollam:
A beautiful little town located near the famous Ashtamudi Lake, this region is believed to be one of the oldest ports of Malabar Coast. It has been a leading spice market since medieval times and this is the reason why it has managed to attract many tourists visiting Kerala.
Wayanad:
Located on an elevated mountainous plateau, this region offers enchanting views of misty mountains. Tourists can also find many other exciting places such as a wildlife sanctuary, dam and waterfalls.
Lakshadeep Islands:
This Union Territory consists of thirty-six tiny islands, five submerged banks, three reefs and twelve atolls. Only ten of these islands are inhabited, including the famous Minicoy and Kavaratti islands. A permit from the Administration is required for touring these islands as they fall under restricted area.
