Kayal is a term that refers to a type of backwater or lagoon, commonly found in the southern regions of India, particularly in Kerala. These water bodies are characterized by their calm waters, lush greenery, and rich biodiversity, making them popular for tourism and fishing activities. In addition to its geographical significance, Kayal is also a common name in Tamil culture, often used for girls. The name symbolizes beauty and grace, reflecting the serene and picturesque nature of the backwaters it represents.