Travel to Kerala with Swan Tours



The sceneries that Kerala has in shop for travelers and travelers are simply captivating. The small backwater state of South India, Kerala is presently on top of its game in the field of tourist.

What makes Kerala so popular among tourists? Well, the best feature of the state is that it never ever refuses any wish of travelers. Stunning beaches, magnificent hill stations, picturesque backwaters, dynamic fairs and celebrations, broad biodiversity, unwinding Ayurvedic Massage, lavish green forests, religious temples, Kerala has something for everyone. Attempt going to Kovalam or Kozhikode beaches or make your method to the tranquil hill stations of Thekkady and Munnar. Or indulge yourself amidst the history and cultures of Kerala by checking out the capital city of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram. You can even go to the forests of Wayanad. No matter where you go in Kerala, you would never want to back house after coming here.

One might reach utmost euphoria by going on backwater tours of Kerala offer by Swan Tours. Major exotic backwater locations such as Cochin, Kumarakom, Alapuzzha, Kollam, Kottayam, Kasargod, etc. enable the most romantic settings one might ever imagine to discover him/her in. Investing your time amidst languid backwater stretches on houseboats; candle-light suppers in the middle of tranquillity and quietude; what could one desire during their honeymoon tours?

Wildlife lovers can visit any wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala such as Periyar National Park, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary, etc. Religious followers can visit Guruvayur Sree Krishna Temple, Sabarimala Sree Ayyappa Temple and numerous other temples located in every corner of the state.

When somebody specifies Kerala as a potpourri of experiences, religious beliefs, and cultures, it is not an exaggerated comment. Possibly that is why Kerala is referred as "God's Own Country".
The little backwater state of South India, Kerala is presently on top of its game in the field of tourist. Or indulge yourself in the middle of the history and cultures of Kerala by checking out the capital city of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram. One might reach utmost ecstasy by going on backwater tours of Kerala.

Transport, Cab and Taxi in Kerala

Public transportation is not recommended to tourists on a vacation as it will be usually crowded-- you have taxis or drivers as alternatives for navigating. Both are cost effective and the very best option is to schedule an all inclusive trip package. Even Before you start on your journey, download Google maps and apps like translators, maps and so on which can assist you browse to any destination in Kerala without any hassles.

Taxi services are offered all over Kerala and most of the tour operators supply expert qualified drivers who are proficient in English and Hindi. If you are taking a trip as a couple you can pick TATA Indica or TATA Indigo or any comfy car for a practical, comfy and safe trip. If you are taking a trip with family or a group of more than 5, then you can choose a variety of automobiles relying on your travel requirements and budget for transport like Toyota Innova, Chevrolet Enjoy or Mahindra Scorrpio.

For more information on Kerala tour packages contact Swan Tours one of the leading travel agents in India.

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