Hill Stations of South India

Kerala, located on India’s Malabar Coast, boasts nearly 600km of Arabian Sea coastline. Known for its palm-fringed beaches and serene backwaters, the state also features the Western Ghats, where lush tea, coffee, and spice plantations thrive. Its national parks, including Eravikulam and Periyar, along with sanctuaries in Wayanad, are home to diverse wildlife, such as elephants, langurs, and tigers. Kerala’s rich natural beauty and biodiversity make it a unique and sought-after destination.