Kerala: The ultimate tourist place
Regionally known as Keralam, Kerala is a state situated in southwestern region of India, on the coast of Malabar. Sometimes it is referred to as “God’s own country” due to its extreme beauty and is one of the most known and loved tourist destinations in India.
Kerala was named by one of the top ten paradises in the world by the National Geographic traveler. This coastal state is famous mostly for the ecotourism initiatives and the rich, unique traditions and culture.
Here are some of the spots that make Kerala the perfect tourism destination.
Fort Kochi
Kochi is Kerala’s getaway, a beautiful city with historical and architectural sites which attract many visitors to this area
The Chinese fishing nets in Kochi are the most recognizable and the local fishermen show tourists how they are operated for a small amount of money.
Tourists can also receive natural ayuvedric medicines and therapy at reasonable prices at Kochi. At princess street in this city, there are restaurants, cafes, bookstores, grocery stores, souvenirs, tea shops and art galleries. It has become a main tourist strip. 
At the Kerala folklore theatre and museum tourists get to learn about Kerala’s culture, the three floored museum is filled with artifacts showcasing the state’s heritage.
A boat ride from Kochi to the Vypeen Island is breathtaking, and tourists will see the Island’s major attraction, the Cherai beach.
Varkala
The sight of the Varkala beach is one of the most beautiful and breathtaking in in Kerala.
The beach has a wide stretch of views and cliffs which extend over the Arabian Sea.
At the bottom of the cliff there is a long stretch of the sparkling beach which is accessible by stairs, down from the top of the cliff.
The beach also has guest houses, hotels, beach shacks, quaint sops and coconut palms.
Varkala beach is one of the country’s best beaches.
Munnar
A visit to Munnar is a must for the tea lovers. Its surrounding region is popular for the large tea plantations. A People are able to see the tea being picked and processed.
The tea straight from the gardens is very sweet here and they also have a tea museum.
The beauty of this area can be seen on the misty hills, winding lanes, wildlife, exotic plants and forests.
Those who love hiking can trek to the highest peak of southern India known as Anamudi.
Kerala Backwaters
A Tourists can take the most serene and relaxing trip in a houseboat down the fringed Kerala canals popularly known as the backwaters.
A Tourists can take along some freshly cooked Indian delicacies and chilled drinks to make the ride even more interesting. A Couples can spend the night in the middle of the lake and experience the most romantic night.
There are also hotels and resorts for guests to stay.
Pariyar National Park
The Periyar National Park in Kerala’s Thekkady district is among the most popular national parks in south India.
The park is open all year round, even during monsoon season.
The park is known for its elephants and the elephant rides through the jungle. A Safaris are also carried out here by boat and the lake is always captivating during sunset.
Tourists who wish to experience Kerala’s beauty by visiting the above destinations and many during their next holidays should just put their passports in order and apply for an ESTA online before they travel.
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