Kerala, located on the south-western tip of India, enjoys unique geographical features that have made it one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in Asia. Fondly referred to as ‘God’s Own Country’, Kerala was selected by the National Geographic Traveller as one of the 50 destinations of a lifetime and one of the thirteen paradises in the world.

Alappuzha :Alappuzha the Venice of the East welcomes you into its lovely locales that seem to reflect the crystal greens of the beautiful water lagoons, lush coconut palms, thick lush bushes and the myriad natural colors that are an inseparable part of Alappuzha, Kerala, South Indias.

Wayanad : Nestled among the mountains of western ghats, lies Wayanad, one of the most loveliest hill station of Kerala. This green paradise is located at a distance of 76 kms from the nearest sea-shore of Kozhikode.

Palakkad : Palakkad gets its name from the Pala trees that grew in profusion all over the picturesque Palakkad hills in the olden days. The term Kadu literally means a forest in Malayalam.

Thrissur/Trichur :Trichur is also known as the cultural capital of Kerala. The most prominent feature of Thrissur is the Vadakkumnathan Kshetram or temple, which has Shiva as its presiding deity. Raja Rama Varma, popularly known as Sakthan Thampuran was the architect of the present Trichur town. Today, Thrissur is also famous for its Pooram Festival, which is one of the biggest festivals of Kerala.

Ernakulam :Ernakulam is Kerala's prime tourist destination and spreads across islands and promontories in a stunning location between the Arabian Sea and Backwaters. Its main sections are modern Ernakulam in the east and the old districts of Mattancherry and Fort Cochin on a peninsula in the west.