Journey through and explore unseen Kerala and the vibrant Kerala life. This tour commences from the northern part of Kerala, which is undiscovered by the tourists and later experience South Kerala where the tour ends in Kovalam, the main beach resort of South India. The journey will be jam-packed with different new experiences.

Begin this very special tour from North Kerala where you will stay in a coffee estate. Indulge on a soft trekking trip to the unexplored mountains; visit the caves and Kuruva Island which will be a memorable, terrific experience to one and all. Later you will be taken to a nice resort inside the forest for overnight stay.

Pass through the Temple town of Kerala called Guruvayoor, where you will visit the Elephant stable and the Guruvayoor temple. You will also have an opportunity to meet and talk to the pandits (The Hindu scholars) from the Brahmin families.

The other highlights of the tour will be staying with Indian families by the backwaters in a small remote village, where barter system still exists. During the stay you will be the guests of the family and thy will take you around showing different places in the village. The villagers will be very gracious and will always welcome you to their homes while you walk around in the village. In the last phase of the tour we will take you for cycling through the beauty of Kerala village.

Welcome to God's Own Country - Kerala. Luminous beaches, cuddled by unending cobalt waves that beautify this striking coastal state on the southwestern tip of India, Kerala beaches add colour to its gamut of sightseeing enjoyments.

Kerala's backwaters are the most admired tourist attraction of Kerala. The palm-fringed, tranquil backwaters were once just the state's trade highways. The largest backwater stretch is the Vembanad Lake, which opens out into the sea at the Kochi port and flows through three districts - Alappuzha, Kottayam and Kochi. The Ashtamudi Lake has eight 'arms' covering a major portion of Kollam district in the south, and is the second largest lake in the state.

Much of kerala's exotic appeal is centred in the highland area of the Western Ghats . Rising to an average height of 1520 m, the tropical forests of the ghats house rich flora and fauna. Not to speak of expansive, loamy plantations of tea, coffee, rubber and fragrant cardamom.

Kerala has a rich history of art and culture. Kerala has its own typical art forms which reflect the life and outlook of the people.From the renowned Kathakali, considered to be the complete art form as its synthesises all that is best in the fields of drama, music and dance, to the folk dances which are reflections of the rhythmic impulses of a sensitive people.

Kerala celebrates traditional, religious, state and national festivals. These festivals are full of messages depicting one or more aspects of human life, relationships or ancient traditions. Some of the popular festivals are briefed below.

Food is a distinct highlight of Kerala holidays;an underline of Kerala holidays is the food. Keralan cuisine is magnificently unique, great for vegetarians and those who like natural herbs and spices.

Huddled in the verdant forest of the Western Ghats in Kerala are fourteen wildlife sanctuaries. And shirking these exotic destinations are some of the most delightful trekking trails in the country.

The ancient temples in Kerala present a thrust to the pious path. These temples have a mystifying effect that can turn a nonbeliever into a religious person. Distinguishing from temples in another place in the country, the temples in Kerala are in synchrony with the geography of the region and beat with the civilization of the region.

Kerala Houseboat initiates you to a calm water world with idly hanging mini-mobile cottages. The just right way to experience the Kerala thrill is by sailing on the infinite network of Kerala backwaters on houseboats broadly known as kettuvalloms.