What is the interesting facts about Kerala?

Kerala is named after the vast coconut plantations in the state. ‘Kera’ means coconut tree and ‘Alam’ stands for land. Therefore, Kerala can be named as the land of coconut trees.

What are the bad things about Kerala?

Kerala has a relatively low rate of murder and theft, but its cheating rate is almost double the national average. It is the champion in criminal rioting (31.4 against the national 6.2). This may explain the state’s extraordinarily high rate of criminal hurt (60.7 against the national 27.7) and arson (1.6 against 1.0).

Why everyone loves Kerala?

Kerala is incredibly rich in culture. Traditional Kerala forms of art include dances, music performances, martial arts and many more forms. Keralian culture translates to beautiful sightings anywhere on the street – I mean all the beautiful women in their sarees. Men wear doti or mundo, which I found quite special too.

Why Kerala is called God’s own country?

The wealth of natural beauty in the form of placid backwaters, lush greenery, picturesque hill towns, and beautiful beaches has resulted in the name ‘God’s Own Country. ‘ Munnar’s stunning tea plantations and Alappuzha’s serene backwaters make it into every list of what to see in Kerala.

What to do in Kerala?

Kerala is ideal for adventure activities as a place dotted with rivers, beaches and hills, the potential seems far from realised. Trekking, rock climbing, camping in hills and water-based adventure activities like kayaking, canoeing and yachting are popular adventure activities in Kerala.

How many days for Kerala?

Kerala can be broken down into 5 major tourist regions. It’s recommended that you spend 2 to 3 days in each region to really experience the area. If you’re going for more than a couple of weeks, it may be worth it to try to see some or all of the regions.

What is the meaning of Kerala?

Definition of ‘Kerala’. Kerala in British. a state of SW India, on the Arabian Sea : formed in 1956, it includes the former state of Travancore-Cochin; has the highest population density of any Indian state. Capital: Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram).