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Kerala Tour
An extraordinary journey through the lush landscapes of Kerala, often referred to as “God’s Own Country.” Explore the serene backwaters of Alleppey on a traditional houseboat, and witness the captivating Kathakali dance performances in Kochi.
Visit the picturesque hill station of Munnar, known for its sprawling tea plantations and misty mountains. Relax on the palm-fringed beaches of Kovalam and take a rejuvenating Ayurvedic spa treatment. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Thrissur, and marvel at the ancient temples and churches.
Savor the delectable Kerala cuisine, known for its aromatic spices and seafood delicacies. Our tour ensures comfortable accommodation, expert guides, and seamless transportation for an enriching travel experience. Kerala promises a harmonious blend of nature’s bounty and cultural riches, offering an unforgettable journey through India’s southern gem.
Places to Visit in Kerala
Andhra Pradesh, the “Rice Bowl of India,” is a land of rich culture, beautiful landscapes, and ancient heritage. If you’re planning a trip, here are ten must-visit places in Andhra Pradesh that offer something for everyone!
01 Munnar – A Hill Station Paradise
Nestled in the Western Ghats, Munnar is a tranquil hill station known for its rolling tea gardens, misty mountains, and cool climate. Popular attractions include:
- Tea Museum: Learn about the history of tea cultivation
- Eravikulam National Park: Home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.
- Echo Point: Famous for its natural echo phenomenon.
02 Alleppey (Alappuzha) – The Venice of the East
Alleppey is synonymous with serene backwaters and houseboats. Sail through palm-fringed waterways while enjoying delicious Kerala cuisine. Visit the Alappuzha Beach and the nearby Krishnapuram Palace for an added dose of history and nature.
03 Kumarakom – A Backwater Haven East
Kumarakom, located by the Vembanad Lake, is perfect for a laid-back vacation. The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is a must-visit for birdwatchers, especially during the migratory season. Canoe rides and traditional Kerala massages make your stay even more delightful.
04 Wayanad – Nature at Its Best East
Wayanad is a treasure trove of nature, history, and adventure. Key attractions include:
- Edakkal Caves: Ancient carvings dating back thousands of years.
- Soochipara Waterfalls: A three-tiered cascade surrounded by dense forests.
- Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary: Spot animals like elephants and leopards.
Kochi – The Queen of the Arabian Sea
Kochi is a bustling port city with a blend of modern and historical charm. Don’t miss:
- Fort Kochi: Known for its Chinese fishing nets and colonial architecture.
- Mattancherry Palace: A historical palace showcasing Kerala murals.
- Jewish Synagogue: A 16th-century synagogue with exquisite interiors.
06 Varkala – Cliffs and Beaches
Varkala Beach is a unique destination with its stunning cliff views and tranquil atmosphere. Activities to enjoy:
- Ayurvedic treatments at cliff-side spas.
- Exploring the Janardhana Swami Temple
- Watching sunsets from the cliffs.
07 Thekkady – Wildlife and Spice Plantations
Home to the famous Periyar National Park, Thekkady is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts. Activities include:
- Boating in the Periyar Lake for wildlife spotting.
- Exploring spice plantations.
- Trekking through the forest trails.
08 Kovalam – A Beach Lover’s Delight
ovalam is known for its crescent-shaped beaches and luxury resorts. Popular beaches include
- Lighthouse Beach: Offers stunning views from the lighthouse
- Hawah Beach: Ideal for swimming and relaxation.
09 Thrissur – The Cultural Capital of Kerala
Thrissur is the cultural hub, renowned for its temples and festivals. Highlights include:
- Vadakkunnathan Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
- Thrissur Pooram: A grand temple festival with elaborate processions
10 Bekal – History and Beaches
Bekal, in northern Kerala, is famous for its well-preserved fort and pristine beaches.
- Bekal Fort: Offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea.
- Bekal Beach: Perfect for a peaceful evening stroll.
11 Ponmudi – A Lesser-Known Hill Station
Ponmudi is a quaint hill station with lush greenery and winding roads. It’s an ideal getaway for trekking and relaxing amidst nature. Attractions include tea plantations and the Meenmutty Waterfalls.
12 Athirappilly Waterfalls – The Niagara of India
Athirappilly is the largest waterfall in Kerala and a sight to behold. The cascade is surrounded by dense forests and is a popular filming location. Nearby Vazhachal Waterfalls are equally enchanting.
13 Malampuzha – Gardens and Dam
Located in Palakkad, Malampuzha is known for its well-maintained gardens and dam. Highlights include:
- Rock Garden: Made entirely of recycled materials.
- Malampuzha Dam: Offers stunning views and boating facilities.
14 Pathanamthitta – The Pilgrim Hub
Pathanamthitta is a serene district with significant pilgrimage sites like:
- Sabarimala Temple: One of the most famous Hindu pilgrimage centers.
- Aranmula: Known for the traditional boat races and metal mirrors (Aranmula Kannadi)
15 Kannur – Beaches and Traditions
Kannur is a charming coastal town rich in culture and history. Attractions include:
- Payyambalam Beach: Ideal for relaxation and sunsets.
- St. Angelo Fort: A well-preserved Portuguese fort
- Theyam Performances: Witness this traditional ritualistic art form.
- Best Time to Visit: October to March offers pleasant weather. Monsoon lovers can visit between June and September
- How to Reach: Kerala is well-connected by air, rail, and road. Major airports are in Kochi, Trivandrum, and Calicut
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