The rich treasure of natural bounty, call it mountains, hills, rivers, backwaters, beaches, lakes, or plains, Kerala is magnificently beautiful and mesmerizing. Home to several national parks, sanctuaries, green forests, paddy fields, heritage sites, coconut groves, and ancient monuments, Kerala is an enchanting and breathtaking destination, full of entrancing surprises. Considered amongst the best holiday spots in India and abroad, this amusing state is unique, endowed with captivating natural beauty and impressive cultural wealth, beyond your imagination. With a thousand reasons to enthrall visitors, Kerala enjoys a comfortable and enjoyable location, allowing tourists to flock in any time round the year. Located on the southernmost tip of the Indian mainland, Kerala is conveniently situated amidst pure and green environs, allowing you to capture this wonderful and soothing painting on your lens.Blessed with a profusion of swaying coconut palms, panoramic sights, and spellbinding natural beauty, coupled with soothing and crisp fresh air, Kerala is ideally positioned along the southwestern coast of India, wedged between the Lakshadweep Sea and the Western Ghats. It is surrounded by Karnataka on the northeast, Tamil Nadu on the east, and Arabian Sea on the west. The Western Ghats run north to south and separate Kerala from the rest of the country. The state lies between 818' and 1248' north latitude and 7452' and 7722' east longitude. A narrow strip of coastal plain runs along the Arabian Sea from north to south. The breadth of Kerala varies from 32 km in the extreme north and south to over 120 km in the middle. Based on geographical features, Kerala is divided into hills and valleys, midland plains and coastal plains. Numerous hills and hillocks of Kerala dot the Western Ghats. Kerala is well connected to the rest of India by rail, road, and air.
