Whether you think Kerala as ‘God’s-own-country’ or not, is purely your choice, but once you’ve seen what this coastal state has to offer, any doubts are sure to melt away. Be it the eco-tourism initiatives or simply attracting tourists to the alluring natural charms of the beaches and backwaters that Kerala is famous for, this state has a purely enticing charm.
Listed below are the ten tourism wonders among the many reasons that make Kerala famous:
Kerala’s beautiful & serene beaches like Kappad, Kovalam, and Varkala give you enough reasons to visit this Indian coastal state.
Theyyam is the traditional ritual dance form, which is performed in the Kannur district of North Kerala. Kannur is known as Theyyam’s land.
This intricate yet beautiful dance form of Kerala is a must-see for every traveler. This dance is performed with vibrant makeup, which is a feast for the eyes of the onlookers.
These are handmade mirrors of metal alloys instead of the usual glass mirrors. They are one of the 8 auspicious items, also known as “ashtamangalyam,” which make up the equipment of a Kerala bride. People still do not know the exact metals for making these mirrors as this is a family secret.
Kerala is synonymous with houseboats, which adorn the famous backwaters of this beautiful state. Take a ride in the houseboat here, and experience the beauty of this place in a free-flowing way.
The tourism industry is the USP of the state. Kerala is very popular among foreign tourists for its eco-tourism initiatives.
The “mother-of-all-martial-arts,” Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest martial arts.
Talk of Kerala and an image of beautiful hills, valleys, exotic hill stations, cascading waterfalls, historic forts, playful streams, pristine beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, and tranquil backwaters come to mind, which all provide an enchanting experience for the tourists.
When in India, you will like the variety of cuisine. It is no different in Kerala. 3 dishes you must have here are – Mapllah Biryani, Cochin Seafood, and Thalassery Biryani.
Do not miss the ‘mother-of-all-temple-festivals’, Thrissur Pooram, as this is a spectacular temple. The highlight is the elephant show.
To have the most of your stay in Kerala, do prefer to stay at Devi Royal Residency while visiting Alappuzha, which is a great hotel in Alappuzha. Devi won’t disappoint you in any way but rather will give you pleasant surprises; so opt for Devi while searching for a hotel in Cherthala!