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The distances between cities of Kerala
Distance from Vantampuram to Cochin: 330 km / 5 hours.
The distance from Cochin to Munnar: 130 km, four hours.
The distance from Cochin to the Libyan city: 100 km, two and a half hours.
The distance from Cochin to Tikdi: 180 km, five hours.
Distance from the Libyan city to Munnar: 200 km, four and a half hours.
The distance from Munnar to Tikdi: 110 km, three hours.
Distance from Tekdi to Kumarakom: 130 km, four hours.
Information about Kerala
Kerala is famous for cultivating rice, banana, tea, vanilla and coconut, the most of the religions in it are the Islamic religion and the Christian religion, and the percentage of Muslims in it reaches 20%, some individuals belong to it as a Buddhist and Hindu belief, the education rate is 96%, so it is called the cultured state and still The number of university students and schools is constantly increasing, and it is one of the cleanest states in India.
Kerala remained throughout the ages a center to attract merchants who search for methods of medication with herbs and spices. States of India.
Transportation in Kerala
Kerala is connected to the rest of the cities of India with a strong transportation network, and that network varies between land, air and water transport, and here is a summary of the means of transportation in Kerala.
Air transportation means:
We mentioned before that the capital of Kerala is Trivandrum, that capital is connected to the main airports of India through the airport in which it is called “Thiruvananthapuram Airport”, and that airport is connected to the airports of some Gulf countries where it departs from several daily flights to Gulf cities, and there are Kerala other airports, which are: airport Kochi Calicut Airport, and connect it with the rest of the cities of India.
Ground transportation:
Railways: Trains are the best means of transportation inside and outside Kerala, and Kerala has two hundred railways linking it with all the cities of India.
Buses and taxis: Due to the state of roads in Kerala, local buses and taxis connect them to their cities, and between them and some other states such as Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, and also connect them to the cities of southern India.
Water transportation:
Water transportation is almost the only way to connect Kerala with the remote areas in it, where there are some ships that go to the remote islands of Lakshadweep, it is worth noting that these ships are used for tourist attraction as remote navigation is the most attractive attractions for tourists in Kerala
