Kerala, located on India's southwest coast, is known as "God's Own Country" for its lush greenery, tropical climate, and beautiful backwaters. Some of Kerala's top attractions include Munnar, a hill station situated at 1600 feet known as the "Kashmir of South India"; Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr goat and part of the Western Ghats mountain range considered for UNESCO World Heritage status; and the tranquil backwaters featuring the Indo Swiss Dairy Farm and picturesque lakes. Kerala offers diverse landscapes and ecosystems from mountains to coasts, along with distinctive cultural traditions and festivals.

3. •Kerala is undoubtedly one of the
most popular tourist destinations in
India, and it has something to offer
all year round.
• The best time to visit Kerala will
really depend on what you want to
see and do there.
•The weather does need to be taken
into account though, as the climate
is a hot tropical one that receives

4. •Kerala, in south India, is often
referred to as "God's Own Country".
This coastal state is rich in
distinctive traditions and culture,
and lush unspoiled tropical beauty.
• Most of all, Kerala is known for its
elephants, elaborate temple
festivals, and the tranquil
backwaters.

7. •Munnar is Known as Kashmir of
South India & its situated in Kerala.
•Munnar is located at an altitude of
1600 feet above sea level.
•Munnar is one of the most
beautiful hill stations in Kerala.

9. Eravikulam National Park:
 Eravikulam National Park is located along the
Western Ghats in the Idukki district of
Kerala.
 The Western Ghats, Anamalai Sub-Cluster,
including all of Eravikulam National Park, is
under consideration by the UNESCO World
Heritage Committee for selection as a World
Heritage Site.

11. Indo Swiss Dairy Farm:
Mattupetti Indo Swiss farm is open from
morning to evening for the tourists to visit
it.
This farm is well looked after, as it is
abundantly rich in nature. In fact, it is
believed to be the nature’s paradise with
Mattupetti Lake being snuggled close on the
Idukki hills, which is extraordinarily a nature
opulent district of Kerala.

13. Chinnar Wild Life Sanctuary:
The Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the rain
shadow region of Western Ghats of Kerala, India., and
represents a large number of plants and animals unique to
the thorny vegetation.
ART from the dry thorn forests, due to the significant
variation in altitude and rainfall, it has a wide array of
habitat types like deciduous forests, dry thorny
forest,riparian types, sholas and grasslands that are
interspersed with plains, hillocks, rocks and cliffs which
provide micro habitats for varied forms of life.

15. Anamudi:
The highest peak (2695 m) south of the
Himalayas, towers over the sanctuary inmajestic
pride.
 The slopes of the hills abound in all kinds of
rare flora and fauna.The Atlas moth, the largest of
its kind in the world, is a unique inhabitant of the
park. Other rare species of fauna found here are
the Nilgiri Langur, the lion-tailed macaque,
leopards, tigers, etc.

17. Tata Tea Museum:
 The museum is located at the
Nallathanni Estate of Tata Tea in Munnar
and is worth a visit. Munnar has a legacy of
its own when it comes to the origins and
evolution of tea plantations.
 This Tea Museum houses curios,
photographs and machineries; all of which
have a story to tell on the origins and growth
of tea plantations in Munnar.

19. Idukki Arch Dam:
 Idukki Arch Dam is the world’s second and Asia’s
first arch dam, constructed across the
Kuravan and Kurathi hills. 550 ft. high and 650 ft.
wide, the dam lies close to the Cheruthoni
barrage.
 To its west is the Kulamavu Dam. Idukki Wildlife
Sanctuary is located close by. This
prestigeous project of our nation is situated in
Idukki District and its underground Power House
is located at Moolamattom which is about 19 kms
from Thodupuzha.