Kerala Tour

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Kerala is a south Indian state on the South Western, Malabar Coast. Kerala has the strength of tourism, fisheries, and agri-business.





It is considered among the “50 must-see destinations of a lifetime”. Its name Kerala is derived from the word Kera (Coconut tree) and Alam (land) means “Land of Coconut“.




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