Kerala’s commercial capital, Cochin is called the ‘Queen of the Arabian sea’. One of India’s major seaports, Cochin has some of Kerala’s most popular tourist destinations. The International Airport is located at a distance of around 25kms from the city.
One of the finest hill-stations in India, Munnar attracts tourists from all over the world throughout the year. The salubrious climate, unscathed greenery and proximity to many tourist attractions make it a hot tourist spot. Munnar is 1,700 meters (5,249.3 ft) above mean sea
Alappuzha, the land that lies between the sea and the rivers, has the Cochin Airport at a distance of approximately 90km. The district is on the NH47, and it also has a Railway Station that connects it to cities across the country. Alappuzha has backwaters and beaches galore.
One of the most famous and fascinating wildlife sanctuaries in the country, Thekkdy has an exceptionally rich and enchantingly diverse flora and fauna. The ecological pattern of the place has the unique capability to make every visitor a naturalist.
Endless groves of coconut trees, a crescent-shaped beach, and everlasting sun & sand aptly describe Kovalam. Located 16kms from the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram (the nearest International Airport and Railway Station), Kovalam is a popular destination with Europeans.
