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Places to Visit in Kerala
Discover the beauty of Kerala with its Munnar, Wayanad, Kochi, Alleppey, Kovalam. Explore the top places in the state, including Pampadum Shola National Park, Seetha Devi Lake, Vattavada, Tea Tales, Kanthalloor, and immerse yourself in a memorable travel
1Munnar, Kerala
Home of Rolling Tea Terrains & Waterfalls
The biggest tea-planation area in South India, Munnar is also home to several endangered species. It is a spectacular stretch of silent mountains and swaying swathes of thick forests.
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2Wayanad, Kerala
Green Paradise in North-East Kerala
Located on the southern tip of the Deccan plateau, Wayanad is home to clear lakes, dense jungles, and deep valleys. This weekend getaway from Bengaluru, is a paradise for trekkers.
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3Kochi, Kerala
A Charming Port City in Kerala
Surrounded by Western Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west, Kochi is famous for its iconic fishing nets, historic museums and ancient mosques.
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4Alleppey, Kerala
Nature Lovers Paradise in Kerala
Also known as Alappuzha, Aleppey will take your breath away with its emerald green backwaters, palm-fringed lakes and beautiful stretches of lush paddy fields in the heart of Kerala.
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5Kovalam, Kerala
Scenic Beach Town in Kerala
Dotted with swaying palms and fondly known as the 'Paradise of the South', Kovalam is a tranquil seaside town nestled along the picturesque coastlines of the Arabian Sea.
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6Vagamon, Kerala
Kerala's Paragliding Paradise
Surrounded by lush tea gardens, verdant pine forests and small waterfalls, Vagamon is home to three hills, namely, Thangal hill, Murugan hill and Kurisumala. The hill station is perfect for adventure-seekers and nature-lovers.
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7Varkala, Kerala
A Tranquil Coastal Town in Kerala
Flaunting one of the best cliff beaches in Kerala, Varkala is a lesser known yet absolutely paradisiacal destination that houses forts, pilgrimage sites, springs, natural fisheries and more.
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8Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala
A buzzing city in North Kerala famous for its Malabar cuisine
Once the kingdom of the Zamorin ruler and further Tipu Sultan and subsequently the British, Kozhikode or Calicut, as many call it, has a rich history of different communities, trade and commerce since the 14th century.
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9Thekkady, Kerala
Lush Green Paradise in Kerala
Nestled amidst the rolling hills and thick forests of Kerala, Thekkady is a place blessed with the bounties of nature. It is perfect for those looking to escape the monotony of city life!
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10Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
The City of Rich Cultural Heritage & Natural Beauty
Trivandrum, also known as Thiruvananthapuram, is the capital city of Kerala, India. The city is famous for its ancient temples, museums, and art galleries, as well as its beautiful beaches and backwaters. Trivandrum is also a hub for Ayurvedic treatments and wellness centres.
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11Kumarakom, Kerala
Enchanting Backwater Destination in Kerala
Dotted with swaying palms and lush mangroves on the banks of Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom will fascinate you with its picturesque backwaters and tranquil beaches.
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12Palakkad, Kerala
Gateway to Kerala
Located on the foothills of the Western Ghats, Palakkad is home to gorgeous natural beauty and a unique culture that's due to its close proximity to Tamil Nadu, making it different from the rest of Kerala.
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13Kannur, Kerala
The Garden of Looms and Lores in Gods Own Country
A coastal city seated on the Malabar Coast of Kerala, the lovely town of Kannur is home to many elegant tourist attractions. From the remnants of the British era, colours of Mysore Sultanate, to local art forms like Theyyam and weaving, the city brings about a vibrant amalgamation of ancient history and local culture. Come here with loved ones to seek respite from the mundane city life.
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14Thrissur, Kerala
The Cultural Capital of Kerala
Thrissur is well-known as the cultural capital of Kerala. Initially known as Trichur, the city is located in the heart of the state of Kerala and attracts tourists because of its rich spiritual, religious, and cultural history. The city is also a popular getaway spot because of the multiple cultural and religious festivals that are organized throughout the year.
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15Valparai, Kerala
The Unsung Hill Station of South India
Valparai is a hill station located in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated in the Anaimalai Hills of the Western Ghats and is surrounded by tea plantations, forests, and mountains, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Apart from nature, Valparai also has a rich cultural heritage, with many tribal communities living in the region.
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16Kottayam, Kerala
Picture-Perfect City in Kerala
Kottayam is a city in the southern area of Kerala. Because of its location in the Meenachil River valley, the city of Kottayam is elevated to an average height of 3 metres above sea level and enjoys a temperate climate throughout the entire year. To the west are the rice paddies of Kuttanad and Vembanad Lake, while to the east are the beautiful Western Ghats. Kottayam translates as "inside of the fort" from the Malayalam terms "kotta" and "akam," respectively. Kottayam takes pride in its beauty, which is characterised by the backwaters, beautiful paddy fields, hillocks, hills, highlands, and large rubber plantations for which Kerala is famous. Kottayam is known as "The City of Letters" because of the large number of Malayalam newspapers, such as Deepika, and Malayala Manorama as well as the number of publishing enterprises that are headquartered there.
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17Kollam, Kerala
Pleasant city in Kerala
Kollam is a city in Kerala that is 64 kilometres away from the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram and is home to some very breathtaking spots. Located on the Malabar Peninsula, this bustling port boasts a dozen or more sandy beaches and a thriving trading industry. Even ancient travellers like Marco Polo and Ibn Batuta remarked on the city's importance to the spice trade. Stunning lakes, beaches, waterfalls, and more are just some of the attractions of the city. Various visitors come to see the city's many attractions, including the Palaruvi Waterfalls, Rameshwara Temple, Jatayu's Earth Centre, Punaluur, and many more.
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18Kumily Periyar Sabarimala, Kerala
Best Plantation Walks in Kerala
An important commercial border town sprawled across Kerala and Tamil Nadu, Kumily is known for its lush tea and coffee plantations, extensive spice trade, exotic wildlife, safaris, trekking trails and boat cruises.
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19Idukki, Kerala
Where Nature Reigns Supreme
Idukki is a beautiful district located in the Indian state of Kerala. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, including hills, forests, waterfalls, and wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.
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20Guruvayur, Kerala
Dwarka of the South
Guruvayur is a small town in the Thrissur district of Kerala, India, known for its famous Sri Krishna Temple, which attracts thousands of pilgrims every year. The town also has many other temples, and beautiful landscapes, and is a popular destination for spiritual tourism.
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21Bekal, Kerala
A Tranquil Town
A small town in the Kasargod district of Kerela, Bekal is famous for its serene beaches, temples and preserved forts.
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22Munnar, Kerala
Home of Rolling Tea Terrains & Waterfalls
The biggest tea-planation area in South India, Munnar is also home to several endangered species. It is a spectacular stretch of silent mountains and swaying swathes of thick forests.
Explore
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23Wayanad, Kerala
Green Paradise in North-East Kerala
Located on the southern tip of the Deccan plateau, Wayanad is home to clear lakes, dense jungles, and deep valleys. This weekend getaway from Bengaluru, is a paradise for trekkers.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
24Kochi, Kerala
A Charming Port City in Kerala
Surrounded by Western Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west, Kochi is famous for its iconic fishing nets, historic museums and ancient mosques.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
25Alleppey, Kerala
Nature Lovers Paradise in Kerala
Also known as Alappuzha, Aleppey will take your breath away with its emerald green backwaters, palm-fringed lakes and beautiful stretches of lush paddy fields in the heart of Kerala.
Explore
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26Kovalam, Kerala
Scenic Beach Town in Kerala
Dotted with swaying palms and fondly known as the 'Paradise of the South', Kovalam is a tranquil seaside town nestled along the picturesque coastlines of the Arabian Sea.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
27Vagamon, Kerala
Kerala's Paragliding Paradise
Surrounded by lush tea gardens, verdant pine forests and small waterfalls, Vagamon is home to three hills, namely, Thangal hill, Murugan hill and Kurisumala. The hill station is perfect for adventure-seekers and nature-lovers.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
28Varkala, Kerala
A Tranquil Coastal Town in Kerala
Flaunting one of the best cliff beaches in Kerala, Varkala is a lesser known yet absolutely paradisiacal destination that houses forts, pilgrimage sites, springs, natural fisheries and more.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
29Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala
A buzzing city in North Kerala famous for its Malabar cuisine
Once the kingdom of the Zamorin ruler and further Tipu Sultan and subsequently the British, Kozhikode or Calicut, as many call it, has a rich history of different communities, trade and commerce since the 14th century.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
30Thekkady, Kerala
Lush Green Paradise in Kerala
Nestled amidst the rolling hills and thick forests of Kerala, Thekkady is a place blessed with the bounties of nature. It is perfect for those looking to escape the monotony of city life!
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
31Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
The City of Rich Cultural Heritage & Natural Beauty
Trivandrum, also known as Thiruvananthapuram, is the capital city of Kerala, India. The city is famous for its ancient temples, museums, and art galleries, as well as its beautiful beaches and backwaters. Trivandrum is also a hub for Ayurvedic treatments and wellness centres.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
32Kumarakom, Kerala
Enchanting Backwater Destination in Kerala
Dotted with swaying palms and lush mangroves on the banks of Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom will fascinate you with its picturesque backwaters and tranquil beaches.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
33Palakkad, Kerala
Gateway to Kerala
Located on the foothills of the Western Ghats, Palakkad is home to gorgeous natural beauty and a unique culture that's due to its close proximity to Tamil Nadu, making it different from the rest of Kerala.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
34Kannur, Kerala
The Garden of Looms and Lores in Gods Own Country
A coastal city seated on the Malabar Coast of Kerala, the lovely town of Kannur is home to many elegant tourist attractions. From the remnants of the British era, colours of Mysore Sultanate, to local art forms like Theyyam and weaving, the city brings about a vibrant amalgamation of ancient history and local culture. Come here with loved ones to seek respite from the mundane city life.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
35Thrissur, Kerala
The Cultural Capital of Kerala
Thrissur is well-known as the cultural capital of Kerala. Initially known as Trichur, the city is located in the heart of the state of Kerala and attracts tourists because of its rich spiritual, religious, and cultural history. The city is also a popular getaway spot because of the multiple cultural and religious festivals that are organized throughout the year.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
36Valparai, Kerala
The Unsung Hill Station of South India
Valparai is a hill station located in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated in the Anaimalai Hills of the Western Ghats and is surrounded by tea plantations, forests, and mountains, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Apart from nature, Valparai also has a rich cultural heritage, with many tribal communities living in the region.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
37Kottayam, Kerala
Picture-Perfect City in Kerala
Kottayam is a city in the southern area of Kerala. Because of its location in the Meenachil River valley, the city of Kottayam is elevated to an average height of 3 metres above sea level and enjoys a temperate climate throughout the entire year. To the west are the rice paddies of Kuttanad and Vembanad Lake, while to the east are the beautiful Western Ghats. Kottayam translates as "inside of the fort" from the Malayalam terms "kotta" and "akam," respectively. Kottayam takes pride in its beauty, which is characterised by the backwaters, beautiful paddy fields, hillocks, hills, highlands, and large rubber plantations for which Kerala is famous. Kottayam is known as "The City of Letters" because of the large number of Malayalam newspapers, such as Deepika, and Malayala Manorama as well as the number of publishing enterprises that are headquartered there.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
38Kollam, Kerala
Pleasant city in Kerala
Kollam is a city in Kerala that is 64 kilometres away from the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram and is home to some very breathtaking spots. Located on the Malabar Peninsula, this bustling port boasts a dozen or more sandy beaches and a thriving trading industry. Even ancient travellers like Marco Polo and Ibn Batuta remarked on the city's importance to the spice trade. Stunning lakes, beaches, waterfalls, and more are just some of the attractions of the city. Various visitors come to see the city's many attractions, including the Palaruvi Waterfalls, Rameshwara Temple, Jatayu's Earth Centre, Punaluur, and many more.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
39Kumily Periyar Sabarimala, Kerala
Best Plantation Walks in Kerala
An important commercial border town sprawled across Kerala and Tamil Nadu, Kumily is known for its lush tea and coffee plantations, extensive spice trade, exotic wildlife, safaris, trekking trails and boat cruises.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
40Idukki, Kerala
Where Nature Reigns Supreme
Idukki is a beautiful district located in the Indian state of Kerala. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, including hills, forests, waterfalls, and wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
41Guruvayur, Kerala
Dwarka of the South
Guruvayur is a small town in the Thrissur district of Kerala, India, known for its famous Sri Krishna Temple, which attracts thousands of pilgrims every year. The town also has many other temples, and beautiful landscapes, and is a popular destination for spiritual tourism.
Explore
BOOK HOTELS
42Bekal, Kerala
A Tranquil Town
A small town in the Kasargod district of Kerela, Bekal is famous for its serene beaches, temples and preserved forts.
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Kerala, often referred to as ‘God's Own Country,’ is a paradise of lush greenery, serene backwaters, and pristine beaches. This coastal state in southern India is a haven for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and culture enthusiasts alike. With its rich heritage, vibrant art forms, and delectable cuisine, Kerala offers a unique and unforgettable experience for every traveller.
State | Kerala |
Things to Do in Kerala | Backwaters Of Alleppey-Alappuzha, Munnar Tea Plantations-Munnar, Periyar National Park-Thekkady, Varkala Beach-Varkala, Padmanabhaswamy Temple-Thiruvananthapuram |
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Places to Visit Nearby Kerala | Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kozhikode, Kollam, Thrissur |
Best Places to Visit in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Padmanabhaswamy Temple: An architectural marvel and one of the richest temples in the world, dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Kovalam Beach: A picturesque beach with crystal-clear waters, perfect for relaxation and water sports.
Napier Museum: A treasure trove of historical artefacts, showcasing Kerala's rich cultural heritage.
Shanghumukham Beach: A serene beach offering stunning sunsets and a peaceful atmosphere.
Thiruvananthapuram Zoo: A well-maintained zoo, home to a variety of wildlife and lush green surroundings.
Top Places to Visit in Winters in Kerala
- Munnar: A picturesque hill station with sprawling tea plantations and breath-taking landscapes.
- Alleppey: Experience the serene backwaters on a traditional houseboat, making it one of the best places to visit in Kerala for couples.
- Thekkady: Explore the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, offering thrilling wildlife safaris and boat rides.
- Wayanad: A nature lover's paradise, with lush forests, waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries.
Top Places to Visit in Summers in Kerala
- Vagamon: A charming hill station, offering a cool respite from the summer heat.
- Bekal: Visit the historic Bekal Fort and enjoy the pristine beaches of this coastal town.
- Nelliampathy: A picturesque hill station, known for its tea and coffee plantations.
- Ponmudi: A scenic hill station, offering panoramic views and a pleasant climate during the summer months.
Top Places to Visit in Monsoon in Kerala
- Athirapally: Witness the majestic Athirapally Waterfalls, which come alive during the monsoon season.
- Kumarakom: Enjoy the lush greenery and serene backwaters of this picturesque village during the monsoon.
- Kozhikode: Explore the historic sites and pristine beaches of this coastal city, enhanced by the beauty of the monsoon rains.
- Ashtamudi: Experience the tranquil backwaters and vibrant birdlife of this scenic destination during the monsoon season.
Famous Food/Dish of Kerala
Kerala's cuisine is renowned for its rich flavours and aromatic spices. One of the most famous dishes is the Kerala Sadhya, a traditional vegetarian feast served on a banana leaf. This elaborate meal consists of rice, a variety of curries, pickles, and desserts, showcasing the diverse flavours of Kerala's culinary heritage.
Places to Visit in Kerala in 1 Day
For a one-day trip, explore the capital city of Thiruvananthapuram, visiting iconic landmarks like Padmanabhaswamy Temple and KovalamBeach.
Places to Visit in Kerala in 2 Days
Spend two days in Munnar, soaking in the picturesque landscapes and exploring the sprawling tea plantations.
Places to Visit in Kerala in 3 Days
Embark on a three-day journey to Alleppey and Kumarakom, experiencing the serene backwaters and lush greenery of Kerala's famous houseboat destinations.
Places to Visit in Kerala in 4 Days
Discover the diverse landscapes of Kerala with a four-day trip to Thekkadyand Wayanad, exploring the wildlife sanctuaries and lush forests of these regions.
Places to Visit in Kerala in 5 Days
For a five-day journey, delve deeper into Kerala's culture and natural beauty by visiting Vagamon, Bekal , Nelliampathy, and Ponmudi. These destinations offer a mix of charming hill stations, historic forts, pristine beaches, and picturesque tea and coffee plantations, providing a well-rounded experience of Kerala's diverse attractions.