Thekkady is a destination that is best enjoyed in the company of your dear ones, while staying at hotels in Thekkady. Let us take you to the sun-kissed waters of the Indian Ocean lapping at your feet, to miles and miles of pristine beaches and enchanting tree-lined waterways.

Welcome to Kerala, India's most beautiful state, which you can experience while staying at the . Kerala is an exotic cocktail of the very best that Nature can offer. Soak in the gentle beauty of the tropical south where the flowers are especially bright, their fragrance strong and the trees look exceedingly elegant like the pencil-slim areca palm. Above all, exult in plenty, for when God created Kerala, He wanted it to be remembered as a land of abundance. So, there are tons of coconuts and cashew, heaps of spices and generous amounts of fish. Add to that a generous sprinkling of rivers, mountains and some of the world's finest beaches with sands of many hues. These spectacular features have attracted the adventurous from all over the world, which come to enjoy the beauty of Kerala while staying at hotels in Kerala.

Hotels in Kerala range from luxury beach resorts to economy hotels for the budget traveler. Kerala is just the place for you if you love natural surroundings, peace and tranquility. Let's start the most fascinating voyage you will ever take in your life. Sample Kerala's cities with all their glitz and glamour, or slink away to the villages to simply get a first-hand experience of how time can stand still. Or, better still take a trip to the spice gardens to inhale the fragrance of fresh cardamoms. If that makes your taste buds dream of food, you need not worry. Kerala's cuisine is known for its spicy, hot flavors. The coconut and spices give the food - especially the seafood its pungency that is enhanced by tamarind. Your meal would be incomplete without the appam, rasam, fish curry and the delicious payasam. To wash it down, sip the naturally refreshing water of a tender coconut. And, when your heart and purse strings allow, move into the markets to shop for gold, handicrafts, spices, cashewnuts and coffee. Bargain-hunters will never have a problem since English is spoken and understood throughout the most literate state of India.

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