Ever wondered what it feels like to step through Paradise? Let us take you to Kerala, often called “God’s Own Country.”
It is a charming destination in the Southern part of India which resembles nature’s playground filled with natural wonders and cultural delights. From picturesque beaches with swaying waves like Varkala beach to misty hill stations like Munnar, worthy to immerse yourself in, from pristine tea estates decorated with lush greenery to the country’s favourite backwater destination like Alleppey which offers to cruise in traditional houseboats, Kerala has something to offer you in all forms.
Not only this, Kerala is also popular for its Ayurveda therapy which is world famous. People from around the globe visit these centres to get authentic treatment for various health problems.
This Southern state is adorned with greenery, wildlife, culture, art and craft, all beautifully curated to give out the best to travellers from around the country. It offers walking tours to lush tea gardens, organic spice plantations and also Wildlife sanctuaries like Periyar and Wayanad.
The serenity of Kerala is not only limited to its natural beauty, but it also encompasses unique culture and traditions which is a major driving force of the tourism there.
The cultural richness includes its grand festivals like Onam and Thrissur Pooram, renowned dance forms like Kathakali and of course, the mouth-watering cuisines served on a Banana leaf.
Places to Visit in Kerala
Alleppey
Alappuzha is an ultimate floating paradise where you can dive into the tranquillity of the backwaters and the pristine beaches. Picture yourself gliding through the serene backwaters on a cosy houseboat, all surrounded by green paddy fields and swaying coconut trees.
Munnar
Munnar is a hill station in Kerala that truly feels like a page out of a fairytale! To start with, the green enchanting view that's truly mesmerising, the endless hills rolling down in vibrant tea plantations, and the fresh breeze surrounding you all around, it is also home to the exotic Nilgiri Tahr at Eravikulam National Park.
Wayanad
Wayanad, located in the heart of Western Ghats in Kerala, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. It has everything one can look for during a holiday.
Varkala
Welcome to the coastal paradise of Varkala, where red cliffs meet the Arabian Sea in a unique display of nature’s beauty. The pristine beaches in Varkala with golden sands and crystal clear waters are perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
Kochi
Kochi, also known as Cochin is a vibrant city where the past and present collide in the most exciting ways!
Kovalam
Kovalam is a sun-soaked haven on India’s southwestern coast famous for its serene beaches. This town boasts three major beaches: Lighthouse Beach, Hawa Beach and Samudra Beach and all three are in beautiful crescent shapes.
When in Kerala, do not forget to try these!
Backwaters Houseboats
You can experience the timeless beauty of the famous Kerala backwaters in places like Alleppey (Alappuzha) and Kumarakom.
Fort Kochi
It is a historic and charming neighbourhood that captivates visitors with its unique blend of culture, colonial architecture and vibrant atmosphere.
Munnar Tea Plantation
Famous for its tea gardens and serene lakes, Munnar is a world where the air is fresh and filled with the aroma of tea leaves.
Zip Lining in Wayanad
For that head to Wayanad, where the lush forests and rolling hills offer the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable zip-lining adventure!
Ayurvedic Treatments and Centers
Many tourists from all around the world visit this place seeking a world where the stresses of modern life melt away. Skilled therapists use time-honoured techniques and herbal remedies to balance your body, spirit and mind.
Best Time to travel to Kerala
The best time to travel to Kerala is from September to March. By this time, the monsoon is on a retreat after the harsh summer. Therefore, the weather is perfect for a day in the great outdoors. You can carry out all the activities and the humidity is more than bearable.
Kerala is exceptionally humid and hot from March to May, just before the monsoons. However, since these are off-season, the crowd is less and you can backpack around these towns on a budget due to low prices.