Facts about Kerala

Amazing facts about Kerala. Learn about unknown, religious, historical, amazing and interesting facts about Kerala.

Facts About Kerala

• Capital – Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram)
• Official Language – Malayalam
• No. of Districts – 14
• Date of Creation – 1 Nov 1956
• Travancore State (Old name of Kerala) was formed on 1 July 1949 which was later renamed to Kerala. Under the States Reorganization Act of 1956, Travancore, Cochin and Malabar states were united to form the state of Kerala on 1 Nov 1956.
• In 1991, this state became the first fully literate state of India.



• Kerala is also known as God’s own Country
• Kochi (Cochin) the major port is also known as “Queen of Arabian Sea”
• Highest peak – Anamudi or Anai Mudi
• Kerala has 44 rivers.
• State Tree – Coconut
• Sate Fruit – Jackfruit
• State Animal – Indian Elephant



• Sabrimala (abode of lord Ayyappan) is a famous pilgrimage in Kerala.
• Kalady in Ernakulam District is the birthplace of Sri Sankaracharya.
• Kathkali, Mohiniattam, Theyyam, Thullal are main classical dances of the state.
• Onam, Vishu, Christmas and Aluva Shivratri are the main festivals.

Fascinating Kerala

Kerala since time immemorial has been a fascinating holiday destination for a bunch of reasons. The place has held the people captive since many decades and even more so in the last few.

It is simply not possible for anyone to single out a mesmerizing characteristic of this state – the lush green lands, swaying palm trees, serene beaches, enthralling backwaters and alluring hill stations all together make Kerala an ideal destination for Fascinating Vacations.

The most celebrated aspect of Fascinating Kerala, South India is that it enjoys a 100% literacy rate, India’s lowest infant mortality rate and highest life expectancy rate.

In 1956, when the states were reorganized, Kerala was formed after tying the princely states of Travancore and Cochin with Malabar, a province under Madras state.

Kerala today stands proud as one of the most sought after tourists destination in India for not only the locals but even for those visiting the place from farther corners of the world. If you also want to experience the magic of this wonderland, join us on a fascinating tour of Kerala.

Kerala is home to some of the best Beaches in the world.

Well maintained and soundly administered, spending a vacation on the beaches of Kerala is like a dream come true. Networked by 44 rivers and surrounded by the Western Ghats, Kerala offers the most spectacular sight in terms of beauty and peace of mind. Alappuzha Beach, Beypore Beach, Kovalam and Mararikulam are some of the famous beaches of Kerala.

Hill Stations all over the world have been famed as being the ideal place for Honeymooners. But the beauty and magic of Kerala Hill Stations welcomes people from any part of the world with open arms.

Twisty roads, crystal-like waterfalls, splendid spring, all together attract people to come and visit the mesmerizing hill stations of Kerala. To lay back is a houseboat and watch the nature pass you by in its most glorious manifestation is nothing less than being in heaven itself. Kerala Backwaters give you an opportunity to brush your shoulders with bird sanctuaries and other wonders while enjoying the full comforts of a Houseboat.

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