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Tourism and Cultural Heritage of Kerala

By Mr. Sanoop Kumar P V   |   Pazhassiraja College,Pulppally,Wayand,Kerala
Learners enrolled: 21
This course explores the rich cultural and natural
heritage of Kerala, emphasizing its significance in the
tourism industry. From backwaters and houseboats to
Kathakali and Ayurveda, learners will gain a
comprehensive understanding of the key attractions
that make Kerala a leading global destination. The
course is designed for students who aspire to build a
career in tourism and hospitality, with insights into
sustainable and responsible tourism practices.
Summary
Course Status : Upcoming
Course Type : Core
Language for course content : Malayalam
Duration : 6 weeks
Category :
  • Multidisciplinary
Credit Points : 2
Level : Undergraduate
Start Date : 12 Jan 2026
End Date : 07 Mar 2026
Enrollment Ends : 28 Feb 2026
Exam Date :
Translation Languages : Malayalam
NCrF Level   : 5.0

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Course layout

Weekly Plan

WeeksWeekly Lecture Topics (Module Titles)Assignment (No. & Type)
1
Day 1:
Module 1 : Introduction to Tourism
Day 2: Module 2 : Historical Development
Day 3: Module 3 : Kerala Tourism – An Overview
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
2Day 1: Module 4 : Kerala’s Place in Global Tourism
Day 2: Module 5 : Historical and Archaeological Sites of Kerala 1
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
3Day 1: Module 6 : Historical and Archaeological Sites of Kerala 2
Day 2: Module 7 : Natural Attractions of Kerala 1
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
4Day 1: Module 8 : Natural Attractions of Kerala 2
Day 2: Module 9 : Natural Attractions of Kerala 3
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
5Day 1: Module 10 : Socio-Cultural Resources of Kerala 1
Day 2: Module 11 : Socio-Cultural Resources of Kerala 2
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
6Day 1: Module 12 : Ayurveda and Wellness Tourism
Day 2: Module 13 : Major Tourism Circuits of Kerala
Day 3: Module 14 : Responsible Tourism in Kerala
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
7Day 1: Module 15 : Sustainable Tourism of Kerala
Day 2: Module 16 : Tourism Policies and Government Initiatives
Day 3: Module 17 : Hospitality and Guest Relations
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.


2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment
8Day 1: Module 18 : Marketing Strategies of Kerala Tourism
Day 2: Module 19 : Digital Technology in Kerala Tourism
Day 3: Module 20 : Career Opportunities in Tourism
Day 4: Interaction based on the three Modules covered.
Day 5: Deadline for submitting assignments.
2 , Quiz and Subjective Assignment

Books and references

References

Books

        കേരളത്തിലെവിനോദസഞ്ചാരഭൂമിശാസ്ത്രംഡോ. കെ. കെ. ജോസഫ്

        Tourism Geography – Pran Nath Seth (Malayalam translation available)

Articles

        Kerala Tourism Development Reports – Department of Tourism, Govt. of Kerala

        “Ecotourism and Sustainable Development in Kerala” – Journal of Tourism Studies

Instructor bio

Mr. Sanoop Kumar P V

Pazhassiraja College,Pulppally,Wayand,Kerala

Sanoop Kumar P V is an experienced faculty member

in Travel and Tourism Management at Pazhassiraja

College, Kerala. With over two decades of experience,

he has contributed significantly to the academic and

professional growth of students aspiring to make a

career in tourism and hospitality

Course certificate

Course Certificate Criteria

1.       End-Term Examination:

o    Weightage: 70% of the final result

o    Minimum Passing Criteria: 40%

2.       Internal Assessment:

o    Weightage: 30% of the final result

o    Minimum Passing Criteria: 40%

Calculation of IA Marks:

o    Out of all graded weekly assessments/assignments, the top 50% of assignments shall be considered for the calculation of the final Internal Assessment marks.

All students who obtain 40% marks in the internal assessment and 40% marks in the end-term proctored exam separately will be eligible for the SWAYAM Credit Certificate.


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