KERALA - Top10 tourist attractions that you MUST SEE |HD

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Top10 attractions in Kerala that you must visit. Travel Advisor presents top 10 Kerala, India Popularly known as Gods own country, Kerala is one of the top tourist destinations in the country. 550 KM Arabian Sea coastline, Backwaters, lush hill stations, network of 44 rivers, exotic wildlife, Waterfall, Ayurvedic massages and festivals, this destination has it all. Number 10. Bekal Fort. This over 300-year-old Fort, shaped like a giant key-hole, is one of the largest and best-preserved forts in the state. It’s situated at Kasaragod district. The observation deck provides the breathtaking view of Arabian sea and the nearby villages. Number 9. Padmanabham Swamy temple and Palace. This temple dated back to 8th century and is located in the capital - Thiruanantpuram. The temple became world famous recently in 2011 when few vaults with treasure worth several billion US dollars were discovered from inside the temple. Number 8. Fishing Net Kochi The unique Chinese fishing nets silhouetted against the backdrop of the setting sun and flanked by the swaying coconut palms and backwaters make for a breathtaking spectacle. It’s a Very popular and iconic tourist attraction of Kochi. Number 7. Cultural heritage of Kerala Dance - Kathakali is the local dance form. It is known for its heavy, elaborate makeup and costumes which has now become the most recognizable icon of this tourist destination. Festivals - Thrissur Pooram, is an annual Hindu temple festival, held in Vadak kunna than Temple. The well decorated elephants, colourful and well crafted umbrellas on their top, are eye catching attraction of the Pooram Vallam Kali- a traditional boat race. The most popular of all races is the race of the snake boats. Some of the best places where you can enjoy this amazing tradition is Alappuzha and Kollam Number 6. Athirapally Falls. It is the largest waterfall in the state and is nick named "The Niagara of India". This 24-metre (80 ft) waterfall and the nearby Vazhachal Falls are popular tourist destinations. The scenic beauty of this falls is just breath taking Number 5. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. located in Thekkadi, It is one of the best managed tiger reserves in India. This is the only tiger reserve where one can watch animals at close quarters from a boat. It is a perfect example of natures bounty, with great scenic charm, rich bio diversity and providing veritable visitor satisfaction Number 4. Kovalam Kovalam's most recognized feature is undoubtedly its three crescent-shaped beaches, which are separated by rocky hills – Lighthouse beach, hawaa beach & Samudra Beach. The most popular one is the Lighthouse Beach, so named because of the presence of the Vizhinjam Lighthouse. You can experience the real village life here. Number 3. Munnaar. A famous hill station located 1600 m above the sea level. Sprawling tea plantations, picture-book towns, winding lanes and holiday facilities make this a popular resort town. It also has the highest peak in South India, Anamudi, which towers over 2,695 meters Number 2. Enjoy Backwaters Kerala is world famous for its backwaters, its serene beauty, swaying coconut trees & greenery around it. The best places to enjoy this out of the world experience is Kochi, Poovar, Alappuzha and Kollam, Kumarakom, Kozhikode Number 1. Stay in a House boat. House boats, as the name says, are houses built on boats. These slow moving, exotic barges used for leisure over night trips, have all the comforts of a good hotel, including furnished bedrooms, cozy living rooms, kitchen and even a balcony for angling. What is truly magical about the houseboat ride is the breathtaking view of the untouched & unexplored area. It’s a once in lifetime opportunity that you must not miss.