Kerala relishes exceptional geographic features that have made it one among the most preferred tourist terminus in Asia. An extended seaside with peaceful coasts, calm expanses of bright green backwaters, opulent hill stations and colourful wildlife, cascades, rambling farms and paddy fields will together make your stay in Kerala immortal. Kerala is a state for experiencing Ayurvedic health holidays, captivating art forms, and charmed festivals. While your visit to Kerala does visit these popular destinations in the state:

#1: Alleppey:

Alleppey is 7th largest city in God’s own country, Kerala. It is also known as “Venice of the East”. Alappuzha is famous for its houseboat experiences, amazing canal views, beach view, shikara boat trip and boat races.

Activities to do:

• Boating at Pambar River
• Ayurvedic Treatment
• Paddy Field
• Be Religious at Chettikulangara Devi Temple & Mullakkal Temple
• Visit Historical places & Museum.

#2: Kovalam:

A small littoral town in the south of Thiruvananthapuram. At the southern end of Lighthouse Beach is a lined lighthouse with a looking stage. Palm-backed seashores correspondingly embrace Hawa Beach and Samudra Beach. In the south, Vizhinjam Juma Masjid supervises the busy casting harbour. Local, Sagarika Marine Research Aquarium shows expertise used in pearl manufacture.

Activities to Do:

• Surfing at Kovalam Surf Club
• Ayurvedic Massage at Santhigiri Ayurveda Heritage
• Speedboat Ride at the Hawa beach
• Fix a Sunbed and a Sunshade at the Samudra beach and be lazy.

#3: Kumarakom:

A village on Vembanad Lake in the boondocks of Kerala. It’s fastened with waterways, where houseboats ply the waters. Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is residence to numerous classes comprising cuckoos and Siberian storks. Adjoining, the Bay Island Driftwood Museum exhibits wooden statues. In the lake, Pathiramanal Island is a shelter for uncommon nomadic birds. Primeval Thazhathangady Mosque stands in the east of Kumarakom.

Activities to do:

• Have a picnic at the Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls
• Relax in the Kumarakom backwaters
• Be Religious at Shiva Temple in Thalikkotta, Jama Masjid Thazhathangad, St Mary’s Church, Cheriapalli, and the Vaikom Mahadeva Temple.

#4: Munnar:

Munnar is the famous town and hill station in the Western Ghats Mountain range in South Indian state. Bounded by rising and falling hills scattered with tea plantations this place will steal your heart. Visiting Eravikulam National Park would be a fair and worthy decision as it is a habitat for the vanishing mountain goat Nilgiritahr and correspondingly a home to the Lakkam Waterfalls, climbing trails and 2695mts tall Anamudi Peak.

Activities to do:

• Walking in the Fragrant Tea Gardens
• Rock Hiking
• Rappelling to Paragliding
• Cycling.

#5: Poovar Beach:

Poovar is a popular traveller city in the Trivandrum. This place is practically at the southern tip of Trivandrum while the next village, Pozhiyoor, scripts the completion of Kerala. This village has a attractive beach which would appealyou to be here for a long time.

Activities to do:

• Enjoy the Night Life
• Fishing
• Water Sports etc.