Welcome to Kerala, this tropical green state on the southwest of India fulfill with beautiful Raindrops and Rainbows. Kerala has rightly earned the sobriquet ‘God’s own country’ for many reasons but mainly on account of its natural lush green settings and scenic landscape. Over the last few years, tourism has been peaking in Kerala which had a direct bearing on its economy and other related industries like hospitality and real estate sector. There are various places where you can invest property in Kerala.

Kochi:

Kochi is a commercial capital of Kerala. It’s a mixture of culture with modernity. The world’s first airport that completely works on solar energy is located in Kochi and also world’s largest mall is located in Kochi. Kochi is the city where from all over the world comes here to visit the oldest mosque and churches.

Tiruvananthapuram:

Tiruvananthapuram is the political capital of Kerala. It’s also called as Trivandrum. It’s a largest city in the Kerala. Trivandrum is a tourist hub there are various places that you must visit includes Kovalam and Varkala beaches. The world’s richest temple Padmanabhaswamy Temple is located in Trivandrum. Other place includes Agasthyamala rain forests and Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary and ponmudi hills. City is also known for its unique style architecture involving Kerala architecture with British and Dravidian Influences.

Munnar:

Munnar is famous for its cool temperature. Munnar is rich in wildlife, Indian wild elephants and tigers. Tea is planted here on acres and acres land. It’s a place of indigenous species of wild flower, which are known as Neelakurinji, This is the flower which blooms once in 12 years. It’s place famous for adventure enthusiasts for thrilling trekking in the Western Ghats.

Kozhikode:

Kozhikode is the ‘City of spices’, also called as Calicut. It’s a spice trade center in third and second millennia BCE. Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama landed on 1498 and opened a route between Europe and Malabar. According to a research firm Kozhikode ranked as the second best city in India to reside in. In 2012, Kozhikode was given the tag of “City o Sculptures” (Shilpa Nagaram) due to its architectural sculptures around the city.

Thrissur:

Thrissur is ‘Cultural Capital’ of Kerala, It’s a hub of festivals and traditions. City hosts the Thrissur Pooram, Pulikali festival, the colorful temple festival in kerala. This festival is held at Thekkinkadu Maindan in April or May. People’s in thrissur of all region celebrates the festivals with jocular nature. The city is famous for its temples which have a rich history includes Vadakunnathan, Paramekkavu,Thiruvambady, Guruvayur, and more.