With the Arabian Sea in the west, the Western Ghats towering 500-2700 m in the  east and networked by forty four rivers, Kerala enjoys unique geographical  features that have made it one of the most sought after tourist destinations  in Asia. An equable climate. A long shoreline with serene beaches. Tranquil  streches of emerald backwaters. Lush hill stations and exotic wildlife. Waterfalls.  Sprawling plantations and paddy fields. Ayurvedic health holidays. Enchanting  art forms. Magical festivals. Historic  and cultural monuments. An exotic cuisine…  All of which offer you a unique experience. And what’s more, every one of these  charming destinations is only a two hour drive from the other. A singular advantage  no other destination offers. Kerala, India’s most advanced society : A hundred  percent literate people. World-class health care systems. India’s lowest infant  mortality and highest life expectancy rates. The highest physical quality of  life in India. Peaceful and pristine, Kerala is also India’s cleanest State.  For administrative purpose, the state of Kerala is divided into fourteen districts.  Most of these districts offer all the tourism products typical of the State.  It’s up to you to decide whether Kerala is the most beautiful state of  India for summer vacations. At least it is the greenest and is a melting pot of cultures, activities  and other interesting sights. It is situated in the south of India with the  Arabian sea along its western coast, that paved the way for international trade,  and the mountain range of western Ghats on the east with its marvellous (Trivandrum)  in the south. Trivandrum is the state capital although it might not appear  like that at first sight. It still has a rustic ambience. The Napier Museum  has a good overview of the state’s history. From here, you can easily  explore the marvellous beaches of Varkala and Kovalam.

A trip you can’t refuse when you’re in Kerala is leaving the small  town of Kollam by boat and go by means of the backwaters, to the market town  Alappuzha. You’ll have a spectacular view of what life is like in that area.  Kochi, the commercial capital, is a bit more to the north and has, besides  its seaside front, a lot to offer for those interested in history. The old  European church, Chinese fishing nets and the Jewish synagogue are only a few  of the remnant’s of the former days.

Getting Around
On arrival, take a prepaid taxi from the airport to your hotel. You can order    one in the arrival lounge. This avoids haggling and provides a measure of    security. For further short distance travel    packages, use taxis or the local    bus service (very cheap but, as often is the case, buses are generally overcrowded).    Hardly any traveller dares to drive a hired car. This is definitely a smart    decision when you don’t have any driving experience on the local roads (that    sometimes tend to illustrate the survival of the fittest). A few adventurous    types buy a motorbike for the duration of their stay, the legendary Royal    Enfield built in Madras being the favourite one. Trains are convenient for    longer distances and, again, very cheap. There is no need for booking seats    when travelling shorter distances within Kerala. However, it is a must if    you’re planning to travel to the neighbouring states.

Kerala Backwaters
Kerala and backwaters are synonyms to one another. Known by the name of God’s    Own Country, Kerala has always attracted visitors from far away destinations    to relax their mind, body and soul in its magnificent backwater destinations    like Alleppey, Kollam, Kumarakom, Kochi and Trivandrum. Apart from its backwater    destinations, Kerala is world over famous for its Ayurveda Therapy and Yoga Treatment Spas.

It is really one of the best experiences of lifetime to hear the soothing  sound of ripples in the backwaters of Kerala, when you relax on the houseboats  away from the fast and hectic life of metros.

Famous Backwater Destinations in Kerala

Kochi
Kochi or Cochin is a really neat and compact town in Kerala. The town has a    distinct european feel, due to the fact that it was controled by the Portugese,    Dutch and English who each left buildings and foot prints in the culture.    It is a very nice town to walk around and has quite some sights of it self.It    is a reasonable base to do an excursion to the backwaters of Kerala. The    rivers around Kochi are not as wide as further down south and you get to    see much more. There are a number of small travel    agents that allow you to    book these tours or transport options for further travel.

Alleppey
Alleppey is famous by the name of Venice of East because of its beautiful backwaters,    lakes and lagoons. It is also known by the name of Alappuzha, which is located    on Vemband Lake’s banks. It is famous for its Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race,    which is organized annually around Onam festival.

Kollam
There is a famous proverb in Malayalam ” kollam kandavanillam venda, Kochi  kandavanachi venda” It means one who saw kollam doesn’t need a house.  This old famous proverb tells the blessed heritage and popularity of Kollam.  Because of the pronounciation problem britishers named Kollam as Quilon. So  in the railway map you may not see the name Kollam but quilon. the name Kollam  is very famous in Kerala even though the britishers called it as quilon.Kollam  is very rich with its costal area, cashew nut, backwaters, mountains, rivers,  beautiful natural forests etc.Lot of people comes from foreign countries to  enjoy the beauty of kollam.

Kumarakom
Kumarakom is situated on the banks of Vermbanand Lake and is treated as a paradise    on earth for enjoying holidays in backwaters. It is one of the most sought    after tourist holiday backwater destinations in Kerala, India.

Trivandrum
Trivandrum is the capital city of Kerala and is also famous by the name of    Thiruvananthapuram. It is also one of the famous starting points of many    backwater cruises in Kerala. There are a number of historic attractions    in Thiruvananthapuram. One of the beautiful beaches of India, Kovalam Beach    is also situated in Thiruvananthapuram.

Kasargod
Kasargod is an another beautiful city famous for its serene backwaters in Kerala.    It is located in North Kerala and is well known for its Valiyaparamba backwaters    stretch. The main attraction of this place is the cruise ride in and around    Chandagiri, which is located 4 km to South East of Kasargod.

Honeymoon in Kerala
It is your Honeymoon and you and your companion needs privacy, luxury and security.    This is time for romance, excitement and leisure.Dreaming of an exotic Honeymoon?    Kerala is for lovers,    romantics and those in search of a tropical vacation.    Cuddle up in a warm beach cottage, dine and vine under the stars, or getaway    to your own clandestine vacation hill station with a picnic lunch. Kerala  is a perfect place for your island vacation.

Kerala is the right place to spend your Honeymoon where an  assortment of activities is on hand. Lakes to sensitize, Sparkling backwaters,  Luxuriant jade Hill Stations, Distant Beaches, Succulent Cuisine, Gracious  people and great facilities. With us visit top attractions in Kerala and benefit  from exploratory activities in Kerala on your honeymoon.So whatever honeymoon  destination you choose – whether  it is Hill area (Munnar),  Wild Life (Thekkedy), Jungle (Wayanad – Vythiri),  and beaches (Kovalam, Poovar, Varkala, Aleppey and Cherai) – we can facilitate  you to accomplish utmost contentment and unforgettable honeymoon.Make your  honeymoon holidays unprecedented by selecting the most romantic destinations  in Kerala.