Overview
Overview
Nestled between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, Kerala is a tropical paradise on India’s Malabar Coast. Globally recognized as “God’s Own Country,” this southwestern state operates at a slower, more rhythmic pace than the rest of the country. It is defined by 600 kilometers of glorious Arabian Sea shoreline, a sprawling network of interconnected emerald backwaters, and the rolling, spice-scented hills of the Western Ghats. Kerala is a premier destination for travelers seeking eco-tourism, authentic Ayurvedic healing, and rich cultural immersion, offering a tranquil, nature-focused counterpoint to the bustling cities of the north.
Highlights
- Alleppey (Alappuzha) Backwaters: Navigate a labyrinth of tranquil canals, brackish lagoons, and palm-fringed lakes aboard a traditional kettuvallam (wooden houseboat).
- Munnar Tea Estates: Ascend into the cool, mist-shrouded hills of the Western Ghats. Munnar features endless expanses of manicured tea plantations.
- Fort Kochi’s Heritage Streets: Explore a historic port city shaped by centuries of global spice trade. Wander past iconic Chinese fishing nets.
- Ayurvedic Wellness Retreats: Experience the ancient science of Ayurveda in its heartland. Kerala’s equitable climate and abundance of medicinal herbs.




