Top Places to visit In Kerala

Kerala, the “God’s own Country” is a destination fit for adventure, culture and of course, relaxation. With its amiable beach sights, swaying palm trees, and panoramic houseboat rides along tropical backwaters, you will come to know why National Geographic Traveler voted this south Indian state among  ten most explored places of the world. There are many attractions, adventures and elements that make Kerala travel memorable for lifetime. Of them is the lush green forest fringed with coconut trees that allure many people to come and lay down in its grooving shade.

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