Kerala or Gods own Country still retains much of its natural beauty that lures generations of tourist to this prime tourism destination of India. Touring Kerala is truly like wandering leisurely around a countryside where there is very little human intrusion. Even though Kerala is one of the most densely populated regions in India, the dense plant cover engulfs much of the population within its fold and a tourist barely feels the presence of human inhabitation. The contributing factor is the dominance of plantations in Kerala’s agriculture of rubber, spices and coconut palms that either provide or need rich forest like cover. Kerala like most parts of India has not a only a distinct topography, but also has a distinct culture and language, all of which are of interest to a traveler. The green beaches of Kerala, its backwaters, rejuvenation centers and its Kathakali dancers, all hold great promise to first time visitors who then want to revisit the wonder that they have discovered.