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Kochi: Formerly known as Cochin and also called the "Queen of the Arabian Sea" this seaside town is the commercial and industrial capital of Kerala state. Apart from the busy port, there's a lot to see in this picturesque town. One of the oldest synagogues in the world is located here in Cochin. Built in 1568, this beautiful structure is worth a visit. St Francis Church, where Vasco da Gama was temporarily buried, Fort Cochin, the Dutch Palace at Matancherry, the Santa Cruz Basilica and the Chinese fishing nets used by local fishermen are all must-see stops on your tour of Kochi
Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resorts:  Ayurveda - a traditional system of medicine practiced in Kerala for over 2000 years, has gained popularity worldwide. This system of medicine as practiced in Kerala involves massage therapy, using oils made from various herbs. The treatment relaxes and rejuvenates the body and is suited to the individual needs of the visitor.
Allapuzha: This beautiful coastal destination, has some of the most picturesque backwaters in Kerala. The annual snake boat races held here every year are a popular attraction. Teams of rowers power their long narrow boats, swiftly through the water competing for the Nehru Cup.
Munnar: This beautiful hill station in eastern Kerala is known for its verdant ambience, and has some of the highest tea estates in India. You can visit a tea estate and watch how tea is grown and processed. There are also facilities for para gliding and boating in Munnar.
Wynad Wildlife Sanctuary: Part of the Nilgiri Biosphere reserve, this wildlife sanctuary on the Wynad Plateau is known for its moist deciduous forest which is home to tigers, leopards, elephants and the rare Malabar Giant Squirrel.
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