Kerala is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in India.

The unique geographical features of Kerala give the state a special place in the world tourism map. The land is bordered by the towering Western Ghats on the west and the Arabian Sea on the east. The state is kept green throughout the year by a network of 44 rivers.

These rivers, except three, originate in the Western Ghats and create a vast network of canals, inlets, streams, rivulets, estuaries and backwaters. The backwaters of Kerala are a labyrinthine system that consists of lagoons and lakes which are linked through many canals. These backwaters witness a number of tourist activities throughout the year.

The romantic monsoon rain that hardly shows any furry on the landscape attracts many honeymooners to this exquisite state.