Kerala has fourteen districts that are spread across the length and breadth of the region. The districts are actually the major cities of Kerala. All the cities of Kerala have been lavishly blessed by Mother Nature and have immense tourist potential. The Cities of Tourist Attraction in Kerala includes Alappuzha - The Backwater Country, Ernakulam - The Commercial Capital, Pathanamthitta - The Great Pilgrimage Centre, Idukki - The Green Country, Thiruvananthapuram - The Capital of the State and Thrissur - The Cultural Capital of Kerala.

Kozhikode: Kozhikode or Calicut is situated on the southwest coast of India. Kozhikode is a historical city with an ancient past. The ancient glory and charm, for which travelers & traders from different parts of the world visited this port city continues to attract tourists from all over.

Kasargod: Northern gateway to the God's Own Country - Kerala, Kasargod is an histroical city with many cultures, languages, forts, scenic sites, festivals and much more.

Kochi: Kochi or Cochin on the western sea coast of India is the commercial hub of the state Kerala in south India. This land of unique culture is visited by millions throughout the year for its natural surroundings and pleasant climate.

Kottayam: Kottayam - the land of letters, legends, latex and lakes is a land of unique characteristics with the picturesquestretches of backwaters, green paddy fields, highlands & hills, rich rubber plantations and places of tourist attraction and a totally literate population.

Kovalam: Kovalam is one of the finest beaches on the western coastline of India. A favorite haunt of the tourist from all over, Kovalam's sun, sand, sea and the lovely spread of green palm trees make it a tropical paradise for the travellers in India.

Periyar: Periyar is an example of nature's treasure with charming sites around, rich bio diversity, providing nature lovers a visual satisfaction.

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