Introduction
Located in the southern peninsular India, the state of Kerala can aptly be referred to as a piece of paradise. Flanked by the azure waters of the Arabian Sea on its west and the soaring Western Ghats on its east, the state is an assimilation of a variety of experiences. Its diversified landscape and the abundant greenery truly beggar description. There are places where you can just sit in an easy chair, sip a drink and enjoy the show of nature, for hours on end. While there are some where you will find yourselves irresistibly restless! Make a trip and see for yourself.

Climate
The state experiences a tropical climate, the conditions being pleasant for most part of the year. April to June is the summer period, with maximum temperature recording 33 degrees centigrade. The southwest monsoons bring a good amount rainfall in the state from June till September. Winters are mild and extend from October to January. Anytime can be a good time to visit here as every season has something new in store for the holidaymakers.

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Important Cities & Towns
Kerala has to its credit a number of significant cities and towns, Thiruvananthapuram being the state capital. Each one as crucial as the other. For, you'll see that almost every single city or town has won itself a huge appellation to sport. Cochin, the port city, is referred to as the 'Queen of the Arabian Sea' whereas Alappuzha is famous as the 'Venice of the East'. There's Kuttanad, the 'Rice Bowl of Kerala'. Munnar is fit to called the state's 'Plantation Paradise'. Other important cities and towns of the state include Kannur, Kasaragod, Kozhikode, Kollam, Palakkad, Thekkady, Trichur, Trivandrum, Wayanad etc.

People & Culture
Keralaites are a fascinating race of people. From one point to the other, there are sights and sound to be remembered for a lifespan. There's a unique lifestyle based on centuries-old customs and traditions. Dance and music are an essential part of the people's life here. Popular folk dances of the state include Kathakali, Koothu and Mohiniyattom. No wonder, even traditional art forms like Theyyam, Kummattikkali and Mudiyettu can be observed to be alive. Whether you talk of art and craft, music or literature, Kerala is always ready to respond. A series of festivities, that keep flocking throughout the year, showcase the true essence of spirit of the people and their culture. And last, but all the more important, is the Keralan cuisine that will keep you licking your palate for long.

Famous Travel Attractions
Plenty of attractions await your arrival in Kerala. From some of the finest beaches like Kovalam, Poovar and Varkala to celebrated wildlife havens like the Periyar National Park and the Eravikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerala holds a bouquet of surprises for you. Cochin remains dispersed with a number of historical remnants like the Dutch Palace, Mattancherry Palace and the Jewish Synagogue. A string of scenic backwaters like Alappuzha, Kumarakom, Kozhikode, Cochin and Kollam among others offer excellent houseboat cruisies. Munnar is one of the much talked about and visited hill stations in the state. There's much more!

Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary

Air/ Rail/ Road Links
Kerala boasts of three well-operated international airports – Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi and Kozhikode. From here, there are regular domestic and international flights to the key destinations of India and the world. Rail routes too are excellent as the state has around 200 railway stations connecting to different parts of the state and the world. National Highways 47, 17 and 49 provide Kerala with an excellent network of roads.

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