Kerala - God's Own Country!

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Travel to the paradise of Kerala, a coastal regions of India. Take up a relaxing backwater holidays to Kumarakom, a beautiful backwater village or visit the lush green tea gardens in Kochi. On your holidays in Kerala, take a backwater tours and enjoy some of the most beautiful sites while on your stay on luxury house boats on Kerala backwaters.




The Kerala backwaters are one of the most favoured tourist attractions. The calm and serene blue backwaters of Kerala provide with an unforgettable travel experience. 'God's Own Country', Kerala, has a very long and complex structure of this waterbody called backwaters. The state of Kerala is very green and vacation in the lap of this greenery can be best enjoyed cruising slowly across the backwaters on a houseboat or a canoe. The backwaters ride leaves a forever lasting impression in the minds of the visitor. The backwaters labyrinth is a structure in the form of lagoons, lakes and estuaries. The houseboats provide with all the comforts during your holidays in Kerala.


Backwater Destination in Kerala


Alappuzha
Alleppey or Allppuzuha is one of the major backwater destination of India. It is a good network of canals and are a part of the Vembanand lake. This backwater is awe spring and beautiful. This backwater destination lies close to the land where coir is made.

Kumarakom 
This is another backwater destination found on the Vembanand Lake. The beauty of Kumarakom backwaters have also influenced the former Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

Kollam
Popularly known as the Swapnadesham by many of her faithful admirer, Kollam is a centre of Cashew trade. All you have to do is to hire a boat and then set out for exploration.

Kozhikode
Situated on the northern part of Kerala, Kozhikode is an unexplored destination of backwater regions. Kozhikode backwater is ideal for the cruise and one wishes to view old world tranquality over here.

Kochi 
Kochi forms a famous backwater destination in Kerala and is often referred as the ' Queen of Arabian Sea'. Kochi is one of the finest natural harbors in the world and so, has been a popular trading center for many centuries

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