Kerela is a small city surrounded by Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. These cities are located in the southern region of India, close to the Arabian Sea. This is one of the most beautiful areas in the country, if not of the world. The waves of the ocean, the fertile lands and pastures, give the city a sense of peace and, of spiritual creative energy that stirs the imagination, that is backed by a culture of Dravidian traditions, one of the richest of India. When visitors leave the city, they are often moved to use poetic words and phrases to describe their experiences. The people of Kerala, the ocean, the geography, all have described as the kinds of things that moves the heart to keep beating.
The climate is humid, with tropical rains, but fairly moderate temperatures. What is noticeable from the shops to the Kerela resorts is that peaceful extends to the rest of the world as this is one city that defines the eco-tourism. This is one aspect of the Dravidian belief system, that the earth and all of the creatures on it should be cared for and protected. The citizens value education, and culture and this too has formed the people of the city, their hearts and their souls are driven by all things good. Taking a trip to Kerela will refresh the tourist’s heart and soul as well.
Alapphuza beach one of the beaches that borders Kerela and the Arabian Sea. The sand is a silvery white and is surrounded by groves of palm trees. One of the best places to find a spectacular view is located just about the beach in the old lighthouse. This is open to the public and the observation deck provides a panoramic opportunity for stunning photographs. Bekal Beach is just as serene. Other beaches that have become known throughout the country as the most beautiful are Marari Beach,where one will find many spice markets and shops, and Kovalal Beach with is relatively uninhabited and quiet. In all, a trip to Kerela will leave one feeling more at peace with life, and may even inspire some to pick up a pen and write poetic verses.