Kerala tourism

Step into Mattancherry, where every lane tells a story of togetherness. Known for its unmatched diversity, this Kerala neighbourhood is a living, breathing example of unity through time.

En Ooru is Kerala’s first tribal village hamlet that aims to integrate the local population in the state’s booming tourism.

Planning a summer vacation in a hill station in India? Here are our recommendations for the best offbeat destination in the hills, from Kashmir to Kerala.

India’s first bamboo band, Vayala was born on the banks of river Nila to preserve the dying culture of erstwhile princely state Valluvanadan.

Incorporating traditional jobs to fit in with the tour packages, forming local women’s groups, and introducing traditional cuisine from the backwaters to glocal tourists, Samrudhi is setting a rare benchmark for the tourism industry.

Hitting record lows, temperatures dropped to -3°C at this lushly forested hill-station. Good thing Munnar makes some fine tea! #WinterWanderlust #IncredibleIndia #Travel

The initiative is aimed at introducing the traditions and festivities to the tourists and inviting them to be part of the celebrations along with the local population.

Be it the Kerala Tourism project that transformed the state into a premium holiday destination, or the Bhakra Dam construction that gave India one of the highest gravity dams in the world – there are several large-scale projects in India that have transformed the country in some way or the other.

The project aims to showcase a culture that is more than 3,000 years old.