Introduction

Kerala, the land of God's own country is a favorite destination for most vacationers seeking solace in nature. Kerala offers a range of natural beauties like verdant valleys, beautiful refreshing beaches, misty hill stations and a number of heritage sites. Kerala is truly God's own country.

Kerala being such a popular tourist location is well connected to other parts of the country. Kerala is accessible by air, rail, road and sea.

By Air

Kerala has three airports, one in Thiruvananthapuram, another in Kochi and also in Kozhikode. The one at Thiruvananthapuram is also an international airport. The direct domestic flights that fly from and to Thiruvananthapuram are Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai. International flights that fly directly from and to Thiruvananthapuram are Colombo, Maldives, Dubai, Sharjah, Bahrain, Doha, Kuwait, Riyadh, Fujairah and Singapore.

The airport at Kochi is also an international airport. The international flights that fly from and to Kochi are Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Riyadh and Muscat. The domestic flights that fly to and from Kochi are Mumbai, Chennai, Goa, Agathi and Bangalore.

By Rail

There are over 200 railway stations in Kerala. A choice of different trains connects Kerala to the other parts of India. Long distance Express Trains are also available that connect Kerala to Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai.

By Road

A large number of metalled roads connect Kerala to other parts of the country. The National Highways 47, 17 and 49 are the main roads that helps make Kerala an accessible tourist location.

By Sea

The most common mode of traveling to Kerala is by sea. Economical speed boats, house boats and ferries are available.

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