Kerala

Introducing the kerala

Introduction

Flanked by the Arabian Sea in the West, the towering Western Ghats in the East and networked by 44 interconnected rivers, Kerala is blessed with a unique set of geographical features that have made it one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Asia.

A long shoreline with serene beaches, tranquil stretches of emerald backwaters, lush hill stations and exotic wildlife, are just a few of the wonders that await you once you crossover to the other side. And what’s more, each of these charming destinations is only a two hour drive from the other – a singular advantage no other place on the planet can offer.

When is the Best time to Visit ?

Overall October – March is the best time to visit this destination.

In Summers the Humidity due to the proximity to the sea increases the Heat but one can still visit the hill stations like Munnar for a soothing weather.

In rainy season ( June to September ) – Kerala is at the peak of its beauty. Rains are heavy but the Plantation and the Lush Green Vegetation comes to life during this season.

Where to Go ?

Kicking off in the historic city of Cochin, located on the Arabian Sea, you’ll set off for lush plantations, protected parks, and hill towns in the Western Ghats. Hike through working plantations (cardamom, tea, and coffee) for views of Munnar. Cruise Kerala’s famous backwater canals and stay overnight on a houseboat. Visit a local family who will teach you how to cook Indian food and use spices. Get up close to unique bird and butterfly species in a sanctuary and national park. Enjoy free time to explore Varkala’s untouristed beaches and Hindu temples

How Many Days do you need ?

Ideally a week to 10 days is enough to explore Kerala. If you have less time then go for the famous route of Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey and Kochi to cover the Major Spots. If you have more time then visit Wayanad and spend more time around the Kovalam Beach