Kerala Destination At A Glance
Kerala, a narrow, fertile strip on the south-west coast of India, is sandwiched between the Lakshadweep Sea and the Western Ghats, whose dense forests and extensive ridges have sheltered Kerala from many mainland invaders. At the same time, the state's long coastline has encouraged maritime contact with the outside world.
Kerala is the spice coast of India. Edged by a thread of unbroken beachline, the state's heart is composed of intensely green paddy fields and a unique network of rivers and lagoons that comprise its famed "backwaters". The landscape is dominated by rice fields, mango and cashewnut trees, and coconut palms.
Kerala is one of the most progressive and literate states in India. To visitors, Kerala really is "God's own country", offering exquisite beaches, lazy trips along peaceful lagoons and canals, hill stations, wildlife sanctuaries, and healing via the ancient Indian medical system, Ayurveda
Nelliyampathi
Valmiki Tiger reserve is located in the northern-most part of the West Champaran district of the Indian state of Bihar. The tract is broken and undulating, often showing highly fragile geological formations. As a result, there are steep ravines, knife-edge ridges and precipitous walls formed by land slips and soil erosion.
Beaches
Golden sands by the Arabian Sea - The sheltered coves, the picture perfect tropical beaches, the palm-fringed bays in secluded coconut groves, the surf shampooing the shores ...
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