Tourist destinations and holiday package in kerala

The State of Kerala has a lot to offer to everyone. It has beautiful beaches, serpentine backwaters, hill stations, Ayurveda  scrumptious cuisine, and wildlife sanctuaries to make holiday Package in Kerala delightful. Kerala is famous for its exceptional natural beauty.
Kerala is empowered with the enigmatic and enchanting tourist attractions that are fascinating, alluring, and enticing. The land of keen charm and beauty, Kerala lure myriad of tourists from across the globe and engage them to enjoy the ultimate vacation, with options ranging from alluring and exciting backwaters, fascinating and charming beaches, musical waterfalls, national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, museums, village life experience, Ayurveda, home stays and much more.

The state of Kerala destinations boasts on the long coastline of 600kms. There are plenty of beautiful beaches, which are a perfect blend of sand, surf and sea. You will find large number of palm trees swinging along the coast increasing the natural beauty of its beaches. It also offers unlimited opportunities to tourists to enjoy several water sports activities such as swimming, diving, water-scooting, paragliding and parasailing. 
The rich forests and hill slopes of the Western Ghats has presented the green land with wide range of wildlife creatures. They also nest rich collection of fauna and flora species. The delighting beauty of wildlife creatures attracts visitors from across the globe. As per an estimate, the wildlife of Kerala have approximately 102 species of mammals, 476 species of birds, 89 species of amphibians, 169 species of reptiles and 202 species of fishes. 

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Ayurvedic treatment in India and other countries

Based on research published by KPMG and other agencies, Ayurvedic treatment market (which is a part of the Beauty and Rejuvenation market) in India is estimated at INR 50 Billion / approx.US$ 1bn on date. India is a popular destination for ayurvedic therapies leading to a large number of foreign tourists visiting local spas and ayurvedic treatment centres. Inbound medical tourism in India is therefore growing at a 12 percent CAGR.
In a welcome development, the Ayurvedic treatment spas are re-gaining popularity even within India and are now visited for wellness as well as curative treatment for various kind of disease. While all major 5star properties in India boast of an Ayurvedic spa, the spa has moved from a mere luxury and is now moving to a different level being looked at as a place for healing the mind, body and soul. With over 2300 spas(IMF data) operating in India and many of those already offering Ayurvedic therapies, the market is projecting big growth numbers. Such development has also opened up a fresh opportunity for Ayurvedic medicine manufacturers. In addition to the India clientele even the foreigners are now starting to follow this line of medicine for various cures. According to a report by FICCI and PwC released
in 2011, wellness services employ around one million people. By 2015, the total employment potential of wellness services in India is expected to touch around three million.

Ayurvedic treatments in other countries

 Dr. Marc Halpern, the founder and President of the California College of Ayurveda noted in his work "Status & Development of Ayurveda in the United States" that interest in Ayurveda in US started in 1970's due to the contribution of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi organization of Transcendental Meditation and later through the work of Dr. Vasant Lad, Dr. Sunil Joshi and Dr. B.D. Triguna. In the late 1980's Dr. Deepak Chopra wrote "Perfect Health", his famous introductory book on Ayurveda for the general public.
Today the acceptance and growth of Yoga and Ayurvedic treatments across the world is such that you can find at least 1 Yoga studio and Ayurveda centre in almost all major areas of US and Europe. However, the style of Yoga and treatment may have been adapted by the local practitioner to suit the
population or socio-cultural impacts. The fact remains that there are institutions imparting training of Ayurveda and training professionals all over US and Europe. Regular events organised by many associations and universities are aiding the growth of Ayurveda in these countries.
While in those countries, the number of institutions in comparison with India may be far less the regulatory framework ensures delivery of quality service (only) by trained professionals. The prices, however, are not really as competitive as those in India. A panchakarma treatment can mean investing
3 to 4 thousand dollars easily and a consultation with Ayurveda doctor can set you back by an average 75US$.

Summing up

For reasons mentioned above, it makes a lot of sense to plan a Well-being trip in India and make use of numerous Ayurvedic packages being offered by renowned Resorts and centres. If you want a consultative selection then a specialist in Ayurveda and spa wellness tourism to india may be a good
choice. They not only offer a range of Ayurvedic packages but are also helpful to match your budget with the best available facility in the region that you want to visit.

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Enjoy Jaipur Spa holidays at luxury hotel

Reflecting the spirit of Rajasthan and its royalty, the hotel offers a host of comforts and services. The finest 5 star hotel in Jaipur has more than 200 guest rooms including various suites. The various suites have spacious bathrooms, refreshment center, designated sitting area, an executive desk and hi-speed internet. The hotel has huge banqueting space as well.

The hotel has a world class Spa offering a wide range of therapies. The Indian massages and 

therapies are relaxing, rejuvenating and rebalancing to the soul level. It also offers western 

style therapies using luxurious natural products, delivering the desired effect and an array of 

hair and beauty services. The luxurious interior design of the Spa Package, the delightful 

aroma and relaxing surroundings will take you to a world of peace, serenity and unmatched

 luxury.

Over the years, the hotel has earned a reputation for excellence for its iconic cuisine brands

which showcase the best of Indian and international culinary traditions, distinguishable by

their authentic flavours and quality ingredients. The hotel has two restaurants serving 

cuisine  from the North-West frontier to Indian and international cuisine. 

A Bar inside the hotel as well as  the poolside bar facing the swimming pool is an ideal 

place to relax.

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Kerala Holidays- Beaches, Backwaters, Hills and Ayurveda

Kerala, a coastal state at the south-western tip of India, is gaining more fans each year. This state is so blessed by nature that it is often called ‘God’s Own Country’. The state has an area of approx.38800sq.kms. out of which approx.1900sq.kms. are wetlands and approx.9400sq.kms. area is covered by forests. The state has numerous rivers, water bodies and a network of waterways which interconnect many of its villages. The state has a 580kms. coastal line.  

Given the above, the state is well known for its Beaches, Backwaters and Hills. The natural beauty is even more enjoyable because of long periods of favourable climate. Add to this the ever-smiling, mostly literate population of the state with a long history of hospitality establishments and you have an environment so wonderfully conducive to Tourism that the visitors just can’t have enough of it. Holiday packages in kerala are therefore a regular offering by Tour operators. The state offers holidays for all budgets starting from home-stays to the top of the line Luxury-Premium properties. Though most of Kerala Resorts are on Beach sites, the ones on hills and in Coffee and Spice plantations have their own set of dedicated and regular patrons.   

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Ayurveda resorts Kerala

The state administration is very aware of the winner that they have at hand and no stone is left unturned to highlight the wonders of Kerala. One such wonder is Kerala Ayurveda, the over 5000 year old system of holistic medicine which in modern world is well accepted as Alternative Medicine (when spoken in context of Allopathic medicine). Ayurveda means science of life and touches all aspects, namely- the physical, mental and spiritual. The following of this wonderful system of preventive and curative healthcare is growing steadily again after it was first introduced to the western world many decades back. The domestic population is also once again realizing the safety of no after-effects feature of this very effective system. With many universities teaching this system of medicine internationally and the over 2200 registered Ayurvedic hospitals tending to the needs of visitors; the world is now very well aware of the Kerala Ayurveda India offers.   

So the four pillars of Tourism in Kerala have been recognised as Beaches, Backwaters, Hills and Ayurveda. Ayurveda resorts Kerala has are known world over for the treatments offered for general well-being as well as for curative and cosmetic procedures. Integrated with Yoga and meditation the Ayurvedic procedures work wonders and that is why the world is literally re-discovering this science of life. It is due to all the above reasons that the average duration of stay for a foreign tourist in Kerala is 16.1days. Average duration of stay for domestic tourists is 6.8days. Out of over 10million tourists that Kerala received last year, over 8,00,000 were foreigners from Britain, France and Russia.

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