Kerala Attractions
Kerala is a state on the southwestern coast of India. The long coastline of Kerala has encouraged global maritime contact, which is evident in the diverse architecture and overseas cultural influences. Kerala has maintained a unique cultural identity with customs, arts and festivals that continue to thrive.
A network of backwaters is a special attraction found along the coastline of Kerala, that allows travelers to discover the plantations and villages by navigating these man-made canals.
A network of backwaters is a special attraction found along the coastline of Kerala, that allows travelers to discover the plantations and villages by navigating these man-made canals.
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The population of Kerala is mainly Hindu with about one quarter following Christianity and a considerable Muslim population as well.
Some of the highlights of Kerala include the Wayanad and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary for elephant spotting, exploring the spice and tea plantations around Munnar or experience the floating life of Kerala's backwaters.
Thiruvananthapuram is the state capital of Kerala with many government offices, organizations and companies. It is also a major academic center housing several premier educational institutions including the Kerala University. The Padmanabha Swamy Temple, the Napier Museum and Zoo, and the Palayam Mosque and Church are among notable heritage sights in the city.
Kerala has great pride in its colorful temples, European churches and mosques, historic towns and beautiful beaches which make it a popular tourist destination.
Some of the highlights of Kerala include the Wayanad and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary for elephant spotting, exploring the spice and tea plantations around Munnar or experience the floating life of Kerala's backwaters.
Thiruvananthapuram is the state capital of Kerala with many government offices, organizations and companies. It is also a major academic center housing several premier educational institutions including the Kerala University. The Padmanabha Swamy Temple, the Napier Museum and Zoo, and the Palayam Mosque and Church are among notable heritage sights in the city.
Kerala has great pride in its colorful temples, European churches and mosques, historic towns and beautiful beaches which make it a popular tourist destination.
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Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger Reserve
The Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger Reserve is home to a wide range of wildlife, including about 900 Indian elephants, sambars, wild boars, langurs, sloth bears, and various species of birds.
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Wayanad - Edakkal Caves
(Wayanad District)
Prehistoric etchings line the rock walls of the Edakkal Caves. These petroglyphs depict animals and humans, as well as lines and shapes.
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Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
(Wayanad District)
Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, home to monkeys, leopards, elephants, and other animals, is good area for wildlife viewing.
Irinjalakuda - Natana Kairali Research and Performing Center, India
Natana Kairali Center is a performing arts center that offers training in traditional arts including puppetry and dance. The workshops, performances and festivals are nationally and internationally acclaimed.
In particular, the Natana Kairali Research and Performing Center promotes Kerala's performing arts such as Kuttiyam, Nangiar Koothu and rare forms of puppetry.
In January the center hosts a 12-day festival and visitors can participate in short appreciation courses.
In particular, the Natana Kairali Research and Performing Center promotes Kerala's performing arts such as Kuttiyam, Nangiar Koothu and rare forms of puppetry.
In January the center hosts a 12-day festival and visitors can participate in short appreciation courses.
Muzhapalingau Beach
Muzhapalingau Beach is considered one of the finest beaches in Kerala. The white sand, palm trees and rocks make it a perfect spot for photographs.
Visitors to Muzhapalingau Beach can swim, sunbathe or laze around. It is also Kerala's only drive-on beach, you could drive the entire length, which can make it very crowded during holidays.
Muzhapalingau Beach is a swimmer's paradise, the beach is protected from the deep currents by the black rocks.
Visitors to Muzhapalingau Beach can swim, sunbathe or laze around. It is also Kerala's only drive-on beach, you could drive the entire length, which can make it very crowded during holidays.
Muzhapalingau Beach is a swimmer's paradise, the beach is protected from the deep currents by the black rocks.
