Kerala Tourism Minister P C Vishnunadh unveiled ‘Be a Malayali for a Day’, an experiential tourism initiative encouraging visitors to participate in local traditions, cuisine and art forms. The programme aims to promote cultural heritage, empower communities and drive sustainable tourism
Kerala Tourism will host the Lenscape Kerala photography exhibition in Hyderabad from March 12 to 14. Featuring 100 photographs by ten photographers, the showcase highlights Kerala’s landscapes, culture and wildlife, along with a free photography masterclass for visitors.
Kerala is increasingly attracting visitors not only for its famed backwaters and ayurveda but also for its rich culinary traditions and historic temples.
At Kerala Tourism Partnership Meet held in Hyderabad, officials invite tourists to indulge in adventure tourism including trekking, rock climbing, water sports this holiday season
Kerala Tourism Director P B Nooh received the award from the Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, V Vidyavathi at a ceremony held today at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on the occasion of World Tourism Day, the release said.
A 90-foot-long snake-like installation made out of 20,000 plastic bottles by a team of imaginative young minds is one of the major attractions drawing curious crowds at the main venue of the Onam Week celebrations by Kerala Tourism in the state capital.
