The state of Kerala is a narrow strip of land, tucked away in the southwest corner of India. Though it covers only 1.18% of the total area of India, it supports about 3.43% of the total population of the country. Kerala boasts a diverse landscape of coastal plains, backwaters, and lush mountains. Rich in biodiversity, with UNESCO-listed Western Ghats, the state is renowned for its unique flora and fauna. With a vibrant cultural heritage, high literacy rates, and focus on sustainable development, Kerala stands out as a picturesque destination offering both natural beauty and social progress.