How To Get Travel Guide To Kerala To Visit The Best Tourist Places Of Kerala

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It is south western state in India. It is bordered by Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Lakshadweep Sea. Thiruvanathapuram the capital of Kerala was earlier known as Trivandrum. Thiru ananthapuram means the city of Anantha or else the abode of the sacred thousand-headed serpent called Ananth which is the couch on which Lord Vishnu reclines. Lord Vishnu is supposed to be the preserver in the Hindu trinity. It is built on seven hills and it used to be the capital of Venad chieftains. Being the state capital it just throbs with all sorts of political activity and is also a very commercial joint with the International airport which is the main gateway into Kerala.
Language
Malayalam is the language spoken and is the official language. Most of them are Hindus but there are also large Christian and Islamic and less of Jewish and Jain minorities.
Tourism
Those who love adventure and hills will be taken aback with this place. It is a destination of a lifetime. The beauty of the palm fringed beaches of Varkala and Kovalam, the serenity of the pristine backwaters of kuttanad ...
... and Kumarakom, the enchanting woods and forests of Thekkady and Silenty valley and the undulating hills of Munnar and Vagamon will just have you bowled over without any second thought.
Ponmudi hills are near Agasthyakoodam and are the second tallest peak after Anamudi. You are offered the best trekking escapade and also the best flora and fauna. It means 'Golden Hair' which was earned for the golden blaze that the hilltop has at dawn. It is handwork of the Sun which is heaven's greatest artist.

It is famous for Ayurveda which is the oldest system of medicine. Ayurveda has the power to rejuvenate the mind, body, soul and your senses by exploring the remedial secrets of Mother Nature.
Tourist Offices in Kerala include Tourist Facilitation Centre Museum Road, Opposite the Museum and Zoo. Tourist Reception Centre in front of Kerala Tourism Development Corporation Chaithram Hotel, which is near the Thiruvananthapuram Railway Station.
Festivals
They celebrate a 10 day festival annually in January at Sreekandeswaran Temple in Thiruvananthapuram. In February Nishagandhi dance festival which is celebrated for a week, April-May the Pooram festival is conducted in Thrissur, May the Flavor food festival is conducted in the Kanakakunnu Palace grounds at Thiruvananthapuram.
The annual harvest festivals of Kerala which is Onam is celebrated for a week which begins in August and it lasts for ten long days. Pongala Utsavam is another annual festival which only women are allowed at the Attukal Bhagavathy temple at Thiruvananthapuram.

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