Calm serene beaches, eco tourism and palm grove resorts were the trademarks of Kerala-tourism. Now Kerala-tourism is also redefined as Kerala health tourism, Kerala adventure tourism, Kerala backwater tourism and a lot more. Kerala tourism also stands high in Indian tourism and world tourism with the calm serene beaches, backwaters, house boat journeys, rolling hills blanketed with forests or tea plantation, scopes of adventure, forest and wildlife, trekking, bird watching, best climate, and a fairly long monsoon season.
Early maritime traders came here with an eye on Rich products of God’s own country, Kerala Spices like pepper, nutmeg, and other rich products like Coir, Cashew nut, Coconut and Coconut products, Natural Fruits and Food Products. In this land where season never ends, come tourists in search of riches- now it is the piece of mind the serene back waters can provide and to feel the healing touch of nature in an eco-tourism center.
Colorful performing arts of Kerala like Kathakali, Kalaripayattu, Koodiyattom, Thullal and many dance forms is a blessing to Kerala_tourism.
For those who want to move the divine way has Kerala pilgrimage tourism, which includes a demanding journey through thick forests to Sabarimala or Agastyarkoodom. The society of Kerala is among the rapidly progressing and most literate societies in India. Much achievement has made in Information Technology, Infrastructure and manpower development and ranked best in socio-political index.
The traditional practice of natural remedies for diseases, which is now confined to the tribal people and a few rural folks, is also rejuvenating. The people here knew the power of different herbs to cure diseases of varying kinds.
The food and recipes of Kerala are also rapidly gaining access to dining tables around the world.
Kerala_tourism can safely blow horns for Kerala as God’s own country. Be it healthcare, relaxing in a serene environment or having adventure in mountain biking. Kerala tourism can offer everything a visitor wants.
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