Journey in Brief: National Geographic calls Kerala:
Gods own Country! With the Arabian Sea to the west, the Ghats towering 500 - 2700 metres in the east and networked by forty four rivers Kerala enjoys a temperate climate, a long shoreline with serene beaches and tranquil stretches of emerald backwaters; lush hill stations and exotic wildlife.
Kerala truly brings out India as a study in contrasts. As a gap year traveller, you cannot fail to be touched by the warmth and welcome you receive in cities and villages alike. Each day offers a fresh adventure! Add Ayurvedic spas, art, magical festivals plus historic and cultural monuments and you have a totally unique experience.
Highlights:
- Amazing Coffee and Tea
- The backwaters
- A number of museums and Art galleries
- Beautiful Dravidian Temples
- Periyar wildlife sanctuary
- Tea Plantations
- Kumarakom bird santuary
Recommended:
- Bring appropriate clothing and footwear
- Lighter and all-covering for heat and for visiting temples
- A scarf is also useful for women for head covering visiting temples