India is a land of inherent spirituality and people have been known to travel here to find solace in its ancient wisdom since time immemorial. India is also the birthplace of the concept of Yoga and Meditation, practices that are becoming increasingly relevant and popular in the context of today’s spiritual aridity. Developed by the ancient sage Patanjali in his search for the ultimate unification of the mind, body and spirit with the divine being, or God, Yoga and Meditation are a combination of a series of exercises and mind focusing techniques. They are believed to be the means of achieving ‘enlightenment’ and ‘nirvana.’ The verdant valleys and pristine Himalayas of India are the perfect environs for furthering your quest for spirituality. The most popular Yoga and Meditation tourist destination in India is picturesque and peaceful state of Kerala.
Kerela is famous for its beautiful backwaters, Ayurvedic Healing Centers and practice of alternate therapies. It offers you a wide range of therapeutic Ayurvedic and herbal oil massages from experienced professionals. These massages and naturopathic regimes leave you feeling truly refreshed and energized. A stay at Kareeleyam for a magical Sanjeevanam massage is an extremely popular and rejuvenating tourist preference. In fact, it would be very correct to say that a trip to Kerala is incomplete without opting for a stint at an Ayurvedic Resort.
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Kerala, the land of rivers and backwaters is a green strip of land. Kerala is a state with full literacy, Higher Health care and lower mortality ratio. You experience only freshness and touch of mother earth everywhere. The backwaters of Kerala are unique attraction to tourists. The biggest among these backwaters is the Vembanad Lake, with an area of 200 sq km, which opens out into the Arabian Sea at Cochin port. Backwaters, historical structures, culture, wildlife, and natural beauty, the state has all these and more. A perfect destination to spend your holidays in leisure! An enchanting experience the moment you enter the tropical skies of Kerala and look down with awe at the emerald strip of land, caressed by the waves of the Arabian Sea. After touch down, you will be surprised to discover that the land beneath the lush green foliage has unlimited feast for your eyes to relish.
This land has some of the pristine hill stations in India, with the entire Western Ghats dotted with evergreens, rolling grasslands, sholas and stretches of rejuvenating fragrance of tea and coffee plantations. The wilder side of Kerala has in store some of the best wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in the country with a variety of plant and animal life unique to Kerala.
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