Endowed with nature's bounty, breath taking waterways, superb sea beaches and a rich cultural heritage Kerala is a favorite travel destination for tourists worldwide. While traveling in this " God's Own Land" a complete idea about Kerala Do's and Don't will help you to keep its pristine beauty intact.
- Be respectful to the culture and heritage of the land.
- It's a good idea to learn a few Malayalam words to secure better understanding
- Do not forget to put off your shoes before entering into a temple
- Try not to carry any leather object inside a religious place like temple
- Do not make any remark that can upset the communal harmony of Kerala
- Be cautious to conserve energy by switching off lights, fans when you go out of hotel rooms, house boats etc.
- Do not pollute or overuse water resources to maintain ecological balance
Recommended Clothing
Cotton clothes are best suited for the hot and humid climate of Kerala. To roam comfortably wear cotton garments and do not forget to use sunscreen, sunglasses and hats to protect yourself from the sun.
Health and Safety
India Government does not impose any compulsory vaccination for travelers in India. However, tourists should protect themselves from Polio, Tetanus, Typhoid, Cholera, Hepatitis A and Malaria. Consult your doctor for medical advice before traveling in Kerala.
Tips for Visitors to Sanctuaries
- Do not damage plants or collect any sample flora or fauna from the park
- Do not litter the sanctuaries with plastic packets or bottles, maintain ecological balance
- Follow the rules and regulations applicable in the park
- Do not disturb animals by flashing lights or getting too close to avoid frightening animals.
- Keep safe distance from all wildlife and do not stray from the group
- Touching or feeding animals in jungle are strictly prohibited.
- Be respectful to the culture and heritage of the land.
- It's a good idea to learn a few Malayalam words to secure better understanding
- Do not forget to put off your shoes before entering into a temple
- Try not to carry any leather object inside a religious place like temple
- Do not make any remark that can upset the communal harmony of Kerala
- Be cautious to conserve energy by switching off lights, fans when you go out of hotel rooms, house boats etc.
- Do not pollute or overuse water resources to maintain ecological balance
Recommended Clothing
Cotton clothes are best suited for the hot and humid climate of Kerala. To roam comfortably wear cotton garments and do not forget to use sunscreen, sunglasses and hats to protect yourself from the sun.
Health and Safety
India Government does not impose any compulsory vaccination for travelers in India. However, tourists should protect themselves from Polio, Tetanus, Typhoid, Cholera, Hepatitis A and Malaria. Consult your doctor for medical advice before traveling in Kerala.
Tips for Visitors to Sanctuaries
- Do not damage plants or collect any sample flora or fauna from the park
- Do not litter the sanctuaries with plastic packets or bottles, maintain ecological balance
- Follow the rules and regulations applicable in the park
- Do not disturb animals by flashing lights or getting too close to avoid frightening animals.
- Keep safe distance from all wildlife and do not stray from the group
- Touching or feeding animals in jungle are strictly prohibited.
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