Kerala Map: Easy way to Reach Destinations

April 3, 2009 - PRLog -- Goa, the famous beach destination in india has got every thing for all ages. Goan beaches are live thouhgh out the year whether it is winter, summer or monsoon. Recently one of my friend who has visited goa has told that even during the summer time there are lots of tourists in goa especially foreigners. It is a commonly asked question that which is the best time to visit goa.

I would suggest that the best time to visit goa is during the winter season from October to January if you want to enjoy the beaches of goa during day time, meet new people who are coming to goa from different parts of the world and you can afford the high season hotels costs. It is a fact that during the months of october to march the hotel rates will be high when compared to other months of the year and it will touch the peak

The region of Andhra Pradesh was the centre of attraction since the ancient time around 2000 BC when the Andhras who were believed to be the descendent of Aryan race lived in north India and later migrated to the region of the Vindhyas and intermixed with the Dravidians who were believed to be the real inhabitants of India. According to the historians one of the earliest dynasties which ruled over this region was Satavahana dynasty in 2nd century BC to 2nd century A.D who were also known as the Andhras.

Himalayas, the world's highest mountain chain and Nepal as its Neighbouring country dominate India's northern border. Following the sweeping mountains to the northeast, its borders narrow to a small channel that passes between Nepal, Tibet, Bangladesh, and Bhutan, then spreads out again to meet Burma in the "eastern triangle." Apart from the Arabian Sea, its western border is defined exclusively by Pakistan.

Of all the feasts and festivals in Thailand, which are many, the Songkran Festival is the most striking, for it is widely observed not only in this country but also in Burma, Cambodia and the Lao State.

Backwaters in Kerala are a large chain of several water bodies like brackish lagoons, lovely lakes, canals, enchanting rivers, etc lying parallel to the azure Arabian Sea. The network includes five large lakes linked by scenic canals and nourished by 38 rivers. Backwaters in Kerala are excellent examples of eco tourism and provide tourists amazing opportunity to feel peaceful serenity and amazing nature tourism. They have unique eco system – freshwater from the rivers meets the sea water of the sapphire Arabian Sea.