The ghats in Kerala attain an average height of 900 mts above sea level.

Hill Station & Wildlife Centre.

Kumarakom, the famous backwater tourist destination in Kerala is located about 12 kms from Kottayam.

Backwater

Scenic beauty and serenity is supplemented by the availability of excellent accommodation .

Kanyakumari or the Cape Comorin, the southern most tip of peninsular India is sprawled over an area of 1672 sq. km, occupying 1.29% of the total extent of Tamil Nadu. Kanyakumari is also known as Kanniyakumari in Tamil Language.

LAND OF SPICY HILLS
Wayanad District, in the north-east of Kerala , India , was formed on November 1 , 1980 as the 12th district, carved out of Kozhikode and Kannur districts.

An Enchanting Plantation Town Thekkady, located in central Kerala, is a popular hill station and a wildlife centre.

An Enchanting Plantation Town Thekkady, located in central Kerala, is a popular hill station and a wildlife centre.

Hillstation village

The continous chain of palm fringed backwaters (large lakes) that run parallel to the sea coast is a pride of Kerala. It is a vast network of lakes, lagoons, canals and rivers.

This international beach with its three crescent shaped beaches is a strip of golden land lying side by side with the serene blue waters of the Arabian Sea and the rich greenery of coconut groves.

Varkala is the only place in southern Kerala where one can find cliffs adjacent to the Arabian sea.[citation needed]

Located on the west-flowing Chalakudy River near the Vazhachal Forest Division and the Sholayur ranges, this 24-metre (80 ft) waterfall and the nearby Vazhachal Falls are popular tourist destinations.

This landlocked district is the most nature rich district in Kerala. Even though a large area of this mountain land has been transformed into tea, coffee, pepper and eucalyptus plantations.

Kumarakam

House boat is a private boat with fully furnished spacious bath attached bed rooms, hygiene kitchen ,dining area and private front deck to capture the beauty of the back waters.

Trivandrum

Varkala is a coastal and pilgrim town located 51 km north of Thiruvananthapuram.

The backwaters are of brisk activity: large canoes with boisterons children going to school or clamouring workers going for their works, large cargo boats drifting leisurely with their sails spread, women buried neck deep under water catching prawns an d fishes and the banks throbbing with activities in coir industries or "Kopra Kalams" (Places where coconut is dried). The serene and seductive landscape with the placid water, the coconut palms and Chinese nets poised above the water : all will engrave lasting memories in the minds.

Kovalam - The internationaly renowned beach is a strip of golden land lying side by side with the serene blue waters of Arabian sea and rich greenary of coconut groves. Kovalam consists of three consecutive crescent shaped beaches and most popular among them is the light house beach. Catamaran cruising, sun bath, swimming, herbal body massage, yoga, meditation, cultural programmes..... the list of pleasent experiences in Kovalam is unending.

Guruvayoor is one of the most important Hindu pilgrim centres of Kerala and is known as the “Dwaraka of the South”. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna who is locally known as Guruvayoorappan or Lord of Guruvayoor. Only Hindus are allowed inside the temple.