FAQs
Welcome to the Kerala Tourism Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. Here, you'll find answers to your most pressing questions and discover everything you need to know for a seamless journey to "God's Own Country." From travel guidelines and must-see destinations to local customs and cultural insights, we've got you covered. This page provides comprehensive information on various topics, including culture, festivals, climate, and any other details travelers may require.
Kerala is famous for its spice cultivation which is spread across different districts. Several places are known for producing specific…
Read MoreKerala is well known as a major spice producer and has been a center of the spice trade for centuries.…
Read MoreSituated in the southwestern part of India, Kerala is known for its abundant rainfall and humid climate, providing an optimal…
Read MoreCoir, also known as Cocos, is a natural fibre derived from the protective husk of coconuts. The husks, separated from…
Read MoreKerala is the leading state in coir production in India. This southern state in India accounts for 90% of India's…
Read MoreMalabar is the northern region of Kerala and is well known for its coastal areas along the Arabian Sea. The…
Read MoreCoir is extracted from the husk of coconut. The husk contains a fibre content ranging from 20% to 30%, with…
Read MoreIn Kerala, the districts of Alappuzha and Kollam are noted for coir production. One may visit places suggested below to…
Read MoreCoconuts are typically harvested when they are 11-12 months old. Nuts at this stage are considered to provide good-quality fibre,…
Read MoreKerala, invariably identified with coconut trees, consumes mature and tender coconut for raw consumption and also for preparing various traditional…
Read MoreWeaving of coconut leaves or fronds is a widely-practiced occupation in Kerala. The woven leaves are used for thatching houses,…
Read MoreCoconut oil can be extracted through several methods. Usually, two main types of coconut oil are extracted through these methods,…
Read MoreKerala is a leading producer of coconut and coconut oil. Some of the methods used in the production of coconut…
Read MoreIt all starts with the removal of moisture from the coconut flesh. The first step is to harvest coconuts. The…
Read MoreHere are the 25: Coconut: Kerala is noted for its abundant coconut trees and the state is a major producer…
Read MoreThere are two locations in Kerala that feature some of the oldest teak trees in the world. One is the…
Read MoreTo kick off your week-long tour of Kerala, you may spend Day 1 and 2 in Kochi, a vibrant coastal…
Read MoreThe houseboats of Kerala are modern day versions of the traditional rice barges of Kerala, which were once used for…
Read MoreHouseboats of Kerala offer visitors with a unique experience to explore the backwater expanses of Kerala. The houseboats serve as…
Read MoreOne can witness the making of Uru (dhow) in Kozhikode district of Kerala. Come to Beypore and the shipyard here…
Read MoreKerala has a maritime tradition of its own, and has to its credit a range of wooden boats, each meant…
Read MoreNature reveals its pristine beauty in Munnar, where three exquisite mountain streams—Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala—converge. Situated at an elevation of…
Read MoreWhile backwaters and associated tourism activities characterize Alappuzha, the place is not only about these. Explore the charm of rural…
Read MoreDiscover Alappuzha, a land characterized by its enchanting beaches, serene backwaters and picturesque paddy fields—aptly referred to as the Venice…
Read MoreIf one were to compare the houseboats of Kerala and Kashmir, the first and foremost factor to take into consideration…
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