KERALA TOURISM: KERALA TOUR

KERALA TOURISM: KERALA TOUR: The travelers can plan the Kerala tours with their family or friends at any time of the season. Dotted with natural faculties the vac...

KERALA TOURISM: THE PEOPLE OF KERALA

KERALA TOURISM: THE PEOPLE OF KERALA: The People:  Kerala also has considerable ethnic diversity. The Malayali majority belong to the Dravidian group (local race) of early ...

KERALA TOURISM: HILL STATIONS

KERALA TOURISM: HILL STATIONS: Hill Stations: Much of Kerala's exotic appeal is centred in the highland area of the Western Ghats. Not to speak of expansive, loamy ...

KERALA TOURISM: CLIMATE IN KERALA

KERALA TOURISM: CLIMATE IN KERALA: The climate is equable and varies little from season to season. The temperature normally ranges between 27�C and 32� C in the plain...

KERALA TOUR

The travelers can plan the Kerala tours with their family or friends at any time of the season. Dotted with natural faculties the vacationers could grasp an opportunity to explore the placid regions of the state by availing the Kerala tour packages. There are many Kerala tour operators located in different parts of the region. These tour operators arrange special Kerala Pilgrimage tours .

The kerala backwaters tours are famous amongst honeymoon couples looking for complete seclusion. Dotted with crystal clear lakes, verdant mountains, swaying palm trees, Kerala beach tours have created special space in the heart of vacationers. The travelers who are really interested in wild life photography must prefer to avail the Kerala wildlife tours. Blessed with marvelous beaches, the aspiring travelers could discover the biological diversity of the region. 

THE PEOPLE OF KERALA

The People: Kerala also has considerable ethnic diversity. The Malayali majority belong to the Dravidian group (local race) of early Indian people. There is a small population of descendants of Indo-European migrants from the north. Certain hill tribes exhibit affinities with the Negrito peoples of Southeast Asia.  

Most Keralites are Hindus, but there are also large Christian and Islamic, and lesser Jain and Jewish, minorities.

The official language is Malayalam. A long contact with the outside world has led to an intriguing blend of cultures and given Keralites a cosmopolitan outlook.

HILL STATIONS

Hill Stations:
Much of Kerala's exotic appeal is centred in the highland area of the Western Ghats. Not to speak of expansive, loamy plantations of tea, coffee, rubber and fragrant cardamom.

 Munnar: 1600m above sea level, Munnar is a nature lover's paradise and was the summer resort of the British Government in the South India. Sprawling tea plantation, picture-book towns, winding lanes and holiday facilities make this a popular hill station.

 Peermade: Situated 915 m above sea level, Peermade is on the way to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. Here you will find sprawling tea, coffee, cardamom, rubber and eucalyptus plantations side by side with natural grasslands and pine forests.

Vythiri: Tucked away at the north eastern tip of Kerala, this quaint little hill station about 1300m above sea level is renowned for its coffee, tea, cardamom, pepper and rubber plantations