We welcome you to experience Kerala, one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia. Come, witness Nature in all its splendor.

Kerala is indeed a unique land where nature in a variety of hues, shades and shapes brings you the very best in scenic beauty and exotic wildlife. Kerala brings you closer to God and in the process helps you get in touch with your own “self”. No wonder, Kerala is called “Gods own Country”. A land of self-discovery, Kerala is not only beautiful due to her myriad natural resources, but also due to her deep, rich and colorful cultural heritage. She presents you with a host of tourist delights and has become not only a dream holiday-destination but also the country’s ambassador to the world of travel and tourism.

Kerala is divided into fourteen districts, each offering tourist delights unique to the locale.

Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram) the capital city of Kerala, is a perfect and beautiful holiday destination, located at the southern end of Kerala, well-known for its beaches, temples, palaces and museums. Click here to know more…

“Queen of the Arabian Sea”, the bustling city of Kochi is one of the finest natural harbors in the world. Kochi showcases a fascinating cultural mosaic steeped in rich history and cultural heritage.Click here to know more…

An important Commercial center of Kerala, Kottayam, a mountainous district, is a storehouse of finest natural scenes.Click here to know more…

Kollam or Quilon, an old sea-port town on the Arabian coast, is blessed with an abundance of natural resourses and is likened to a miniature Kerala. Click here to know more…

Palakkad, the gateway to Kerala from the northern end also known as “the granary of Kerala”, once a beautiful stretch of forests covered with the sweet-scented flowers of the Pala tree is now a land full of hills, valleys, rivers, streams, dams and forests. Click here to know more…

Kozhikode, the traditional capital of Northern Kerala (Calicut) was once the most important city of Malabar region and was once a leading trading centre for spices on the West Coast of India during the medieval period. Click here to know more…

The highland district of Kerala, Idukki with its pleasant climate, mountains, hills and valleys, lakes, streams and dams, forests, orchids, wildlife and sanctuaries, trekking trails and adventure sport stations, provides some of the most breathtaking visuals and out of the world experiences. Click here to know more…

Water-locked district Alappuzha, termed “Venice of the East”, provides us with a totally different experience with its palm-fringed canals with shores bustling with glimpses from day to day life in the country side, the mirror-still lagoons, picture-book lakesides and its long sandy beaches washed by silvery waves of the Arabian sea, makes it one of the best Backwater Tourism destinations in Kerala. Click here to know more…

Pathanamthitta is a Hilly Region, more than half forest, having Sabarimala, the famous mountain temple and has many places that attract tourists. Click here to know more…

Dubbed the “Cultural Capital of Kerala”, Thrissur (earlier Trichur) town is built around a hill covered mostly with forests and rivers in between, offers unique tourist attractions. Click here to know more…

Bordered by the Arabian Sea in the west and Nilgiri Hills in the east Malappuram meaning a terraced place atop a hill is a land full of lush coconut plantations. Click here to know more…

Wayanad once known as “the Africa of Kerala” is a picturesque plateau, having the largest concentration of tribal population in the state offers very vivid experiences. Click here to know more…

Cannanore or Kannur as it is known today is a place with a rich history right from the time of Aryan migration. Click here to know more…

Kasargode the only district in Kerala that grows tobacco is also the largest producer of arecanut. Click here to know more…

As you see, each district is unique…… For more information please contact us……