Kerala, the God's Own Country is a land of innumerable rivers, and backwaters. This has proved to be a fertile land for the evolution of rich and heterogeneous culture, even very long before. Kerala's distinct and unique culture and beauty has made it a must-see destination for tourists across the world. Kerala's population comprises of a large number of the people from the Dravidians race. Hinduism is the principal religion with substantial population of Muslims and Christians. The gradual evolution of composite and cosmopolitan culture led to the emergence of a spirit of tolerance among people. For the Culture enthusiasts, Kerala has much to offer. Kerala's history and culture dates back to centuries. Kerala is greatly indebted to ancient rulers of the State for nurturing unique art and culture of the State.

Kerala is secluded from the decant plateau by the mountainous belt of the Western Ghats. But with a long coastline open to foreign influences, Kerala has evolved a distinct culture. Though a highly politicized region, it upholds the long tradition of religious amity. It is an educationally advanced state with its own language, Malayalam, and has the highest rate of literacy (100%) among Indian states. The festivals and art forms of Kerala are intricately splendid.