FAQ

What is Kerala best known for?

Kerala is famous for its natural splendour, picturesque beaches, enchanting backwaters, vibrant cultural festivals and sites of historical and cultural significance. Let's explore the distinctive features that make Kerala renowned.

The state takes pride in preserving and showcasing traditional art forms such as Kathakali and Mohiniyattam, as well as ritual art forms like Theyyam. Enthusiasts of art, culture, and music are sure to be captivated by the diverse artistic expressions of Kerala.

Kerala boasts a rich culinary heritage, featuring delectable dishes like appam, puttu, irresistible seafood, and delightful Malabar snacks. As a hub for Ayurveda, Kerala attracts tourists seeking authentic rejuvenation therapies, often conducted during the monsoon season.

The state has a variety of wildlife sanctuaries, along with tea and spice plantations that serve as perfect destinations for trekking, sightseeing and pleasant stay.

Kerala stands out in sustainable development, showcasing low poverty rates and high literacy rates. The state has a well-established educational system and places strong emphasis on healthcare.

Embarking on a backwater cruise in Kerala is an unparalleled experience, with destinations like Kumarakom and Alappuzha providing excellent opportunities for backwater tourism. Kerala's extensive coastline features famous beaches like Kovalam, Alappuzha and Varkala.

Given its abundance of spice plantations, Kerala has rightfully earned the title of the 'Spice Garden of India".