
1. Communication
Malayalam, the language of Kerala spoken by nearly 44 million people which is nearer to the population of Spain and is larger than the population of Canada. Thus learning Malayalam will enable you to communicate with this Population
2. Dravidian and Sanskrit roots
Malayalam has its roots in both Dravidian and Sanskrit languages and it is similar to the living-language Tamil, where many of the words are derived from both Tamil and Sanskrit versions. The nature of the Malayalam language sounds similar to Tamil and Sanskrit language groups.
3. A classical language
Malayalam is one of the classical languages in India. Learning Malayalam can help you to learn Sanskrit as well as Tamil culture by the virtue of that of most other Indian languages without much effort.
4. Nature
Kerala is made with nature and the Malayalam language is a combination of two words, mountain (Mala) and place (Alam), where it has plenty of hill stations that have lower tropical temperatures regions.
5. Tourist places
By learning Malayalam, you can discover many natural places in Kerala. Speaking the Malayalam language in Kerala will help you to visit local places there without spending your amount on an expensive guided tour for communication.

6. Dialects
The Malayalam language has only a small number of dialects among the other Indian languages. These dialects can be practised in three skills such as reading, writing, and speaking
7. Literature
Literature in the Malayalam language has its root in their songs and this literature is evolved into stories by involving the Sanskrit language.
8. Clean place
Kerala is considered to be one of the cleanest states in India and has an infrastructure consisting of important facilities such as banks and hospitals, which are also located in far remote locations.
9. Literacy rate
In a recent study, the literacy rate is higher in Kerala which is 97.2%. Many of the local people are bilingual. They can also understand the English language in a reasonable way.
10. Publication
There are several Malayalam language books that are published each year of nearly more than 100 numbers. Kerala state gives nearly 1000 newspapers on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.
