Known as `God’s own country’, Kerala is a land of piety and religious fervor and to enjoy the spirit of the land one should `feel’ its festivals. Expressive with music and color, festivals of the land would attract every onlooker who has a longing to experience the richness of life. While different communities in the state celebrate several national festivals, there are some festivals which are unique to the land. Let’s take a tour.

Tamil Nadu has a prominent place in the Indian tourism development sector. It is a land of various art forms, cultures, traditions, architecture and nature’s wonderful artworks. Tamil Nadu is the southernmost part of the Indian Peninsula and the second largest tourism industry in India. The greenery of the Ghats is on one side while the long sandy shores on the other. The remains of Dravidian traditions and culture are still intact in this state. On the way from Kanyakumari to Thiruvalluvar district, innumerable tourist destinations can be seen. There are beaches, temples, hill stations, historic places and palaces. Apart from these, there are a couple of picturesque waterfalls which enhances the beauty of this enchanting state. Here’s a list of some popular waterfalls in the state of Tamil Nadu.