kerala tour packages

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Interesting facts about KERALA
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Highest literacy rate!

• Kerala is the well-educated state in India with a
  literacy rate of 93.91 while the literacy rate
  of the country stands at a mere 74.04 according
  to the census of 2011. The rural zone of Kottayam
  district in Kerala has a literacy rate of 97.17
  percent. While amid the urban areas,
  Pathanamthitta has 97.42 percent.

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The first state to get rainfall in India!

• God's own country as it is well known, Kerala
  gets the first hex of rains in India. While the
  rest of the nation experiences rain in July,
  Kerala observers it around the first week of June
  every year followed by Mumbai and Delhi. The best
  seasons in Kerala varies accordingly.

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The Paradise of Ayurveda

• Kerala is known for its pioneer in medicine using
  Ayurveda as its treatment method. It is also home
  to Somatheeram, the world's first Ayurveda
  Resort. Ayurveda is also used for prettiness,
  massage and hair treatment

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The state with the uppermost number of festivals
being celebrated

• It serves as an excellent example of people
  belonging to different religions living together
  in harmony and peace. It is quite common to see a
  loving sanctuary of every religion everywhere the
  corner of every street or so.

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Home to a vast variety of herbs 

• Herbs with medicinal possessions such as
  turmeric, Cinnamon, Ashwagandha, Brahmi, Amalaki,
  Bharangi, and Phyllanthus Amarus, etc. are found
  in plenty in Kerala.

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The backwaters cover almost half of the length of
Kerala

• The backwaters of Kerala consist of a network of
  turquoise and serene streams and canals, all
  beautifully interwoven. These backwaters are
  mostly composed of lagoons and lakes that lie
  parallel to the Arabian Sea. Since backwater
  tourism is trending many couples
  preferring kerala honeymoon packages to
  backwaters.

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The first state to have 100 prime education

• The schools in Kerala are affiliated to the
  Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the
  Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE),
  the Kerala State Education Board or the NIOS.
  Kerala became the first state in January 2016 to
  have attained 100 primary education through
  Athulyam, its literacy program.

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Famous as the spice coast of India

• Kerala is famous for its flavors and hence is
  popularly known as the Spice Coast of India. It
  tastes a variety of spices originating from the
  cultures of Jews, Christians, Muslims, and
  merchants who settled down in this state. Thus,
  you can find a rich texture and aroma to the
  original cuisine of Kerala.

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India's first coir factory was set active in
Kerala

• Supplying 60 of the total worldwide white coir
  fiber, the state houses the first-ever coir
  factory in India that was set up in Alleppey in
  1859.