Beaches:
Beckal Beach
 Bekal is a sleepy village on the coast of Arabian Sea and it is 64 km south of Mangalore. Centuries old Fort, virgin beaches and pristine backwaters are the key attractions here. This is the only Special Tourism Area declared by the Govt. of India, in God's Own Country. ..more | History:
History of Kerala
 There is no unanimity among historians about the history of ancient Kerala, since so little written accounts exist. Much of the history is cloaked in myths and conjectures. One such myth centres around the legend of Parasurama, the warrior-sage who is regarded as the in ..more | Kerala:
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 About Cochin ( Kochi )
Set on a cluster of islands and narrow peninsulas, the port city of Cochin (Kochi) reflects the eclecticism of Kerala perfectly. With a rich past and a bustling present, it has been the business hub of the region from the very early days...more | |
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Kerala: Holidays & Wellbeing
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In a special collector's issue released just before the turn of the new millennium, National Geographic Traveller gifted the tourists of the world with a priceless treasure - a well researched compilation of “50 Destinations of a Lifetime”.
The only Indian destination that featured in it was Kerala other than the Taj Mahal in the World Wonders section.
Kerala was celebrated as a 'Paradise Found' - one of the ten in all the world.
A perfect description for a land renowned as "God's Own Country".
What adds to the charm of its backwaters, beaches, Ayurveda health holidays, hill stations, wildlife, festivals, monuments and vibrant art forms, is its amazing social development indices that are on par with the developed world.
Nearly a hundred percent literate people. Worldclass health care system. India's lowest infant mortality and highest life expectancy rate. The highest physical quality of life in India. Peaceful and pristine, Kerala is also India's cleanest state.
In the mornings, from nearly anywhere in Kerala, you can hear loud music from the Hindu temples, wailing muezzins at the mosques, and church bells ringing at the cathedrals. Religious tolerance is just one reason for Kerala's success..
When to visit? Anytime! Generally the tourist season in Kerala is between October and March, when it is relatively cooler. April, May and June are the warmest months and is followed by the South West Monsoon that starts in the latter half of June and continues up to early September. The Monsoon enters the country at the southern tip of Kerala and drenches the land with rains. July, August and September are considered the perfect time to experience Ayurveda, whether it is a Rejuvenation programme or a complete treatment. After the Monsoon, Kerala is at its greenest and the temperature dips a little. The Onam festival usually falls between the last few weeks of August and early September. Being on the coast, Kerala is humid, though not unbearable, on the contrary, it is pleasantly windy.
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 MARARI BEACH RESORT
3 stars sup.
Open from to
Location: Beach in Alappuzha
In a superb location set in 25 acres of Coconut Palm groves leading down to the vast expanse of beach.
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2 stars
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Location: Beach in Alappuzha
Marari originates from Mararikulam, a local fishing villages, tucked away behind palm trees.
Most of our guests arrive here with big plans to do so many things.
Finally they end up on the beach or in their hammocks or reading a book in their relaxing chairs on the veranda. ..more
|  COIR VILLAGE LAKE RESORT
3 stars
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Location: Lake in Alappuzha
Coir Village is an exclusive resort situated at Thrikunnapuzha, a small island lying along the backwaters of Kerala.
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