Kerala Districts

The southernmost district and capital of Kerala, renowned for magnificent beaches, ancient temples, and thriving IT sector.

Historic port city renowned as the global cashew capital and primary gateway to Kerala backwaters.

Sacred district renowned as the headquarters of pilgrimage tourism, home to the famous Sabarimala Temple.

Globally acclaimed backwater destination featuring intricate canal networks, luxury houseboats, and boat races.

Pioneer district in literacy and education, famous for rubber plantations and pristine hill stations.

Mountainous district featuring the highest peaks, pristine forests, spice plantations, and Asia's largest arch dam.

Kerala's commercial hub featuring the largest city Kochi, major port, and thriving IT and tourism industries.

Cultural heartland renowned for spectacular festivals, classical arts, and ancient temples with magnificent architecture.

Agricultural heartland known as Kerala's rice bowl, featuring the historic Palakkad Gap and rich cultural traditions.

Densely populated district with rich Mappila culture, historical significance, and beautiful hill stations.

Historic spice trading center where Vasco da Gama first landed, featuring beautiful beaches and rich maritime heritage.

Scenic hill district with pristine forests, wildlife sanctuaries, and ancient tribal heritage in the Western Ghats.

Coastal district renowned for handloom industry, martial arts, Theyyam performances, and pristine beaches.

Northernmost district with pristine beaches, ancient forts, diverse culture, and unique Bekal Fort overlooking Arabian Sea.