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Kerala's beautiful landscapes featuring backwaters, hills, and vibrant culture.
Kerala

Kerala: God’s Own Country and Its Beautiful Wonders

Kerala, often referred to as “God’s Own Country,” is celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty. With its rolling hills, dense forests, and rich biodiversity, the state offers a refreshing escape from urban life. Kerala’s climate and geography make it a year-round destination for nature lovers. The endless stretches of greenery not only soothe the eyes but also bring a deep sense of peace to the soul.

Kerala Backwaters: A Serene Journey on Houseboats

One of the most iconic experiences in Kerala is a houseboat cruise through the serene backwaters of Alleppey and Kumarakom. These interconnected canals, rivers, and lakes offer a tranquil view of rural life in Kerala. As you glide along in a traditional kettuvallam (houseboat), you’ll witness lush paddy fields, coconut groves, and local villagers going about their daily lives. It’s an experience that captures the calm and beauty of Kerala perfectly.

Kerala Hill Stations: Munnar and Beyond

The hill stations of Kerala, especially Munnar, Wayanad, and Vagamon, are known for their cool climate and stunning landscapes. Munnar, with its endless tea plantations and mist-covered mountains, is a favorite among honeymooners and nature enthusiasts. Waterfalls, trekking trails, and panoramic viewpoints make these highlands a must-visit part of any Kerala itinerary. The crisp mountain air and lush surroundings provide a welcome retreat from the tropical heat.

Kerala's beautiful landscapes featuring backwaters, hills, and vibrant culture.
Explore the natural and cultural beauty of Kerala.

Kerala Wildlife: Exploring Thekkady and Periyar

Adventure seekers will find plenty to explore in Kerala’s wildlife sanctuaries. Thekkady, home to the famous Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, is a great spot for spotting elephants, wild boars, and even tigers if you’re lucky. Visitors can enjoy boat safaris on Periyar Lake or venture on guided jungle treks. Kerala’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage makes it a haven for eco-tourism and wildlife photography.

Kerala Culture: A Celebration of Traditions and Festivals

Kerala is not just about scenic beauty; it is also a vibrant land of cultural heritage. From classical art forms like Kathakali and Mohiniyattam to grand festivals like Onam and Thrissur Pooram, Kerala offers a deep dive into centuries-old traditions. The temples, churches, and mosques scattered across the state reflect its rich history of religious harmony. Exploring Kerala’s culture is like stepping into a living museum of art, music, and rituals.

Kerala Cuisine: A Feast of Flavors

No trip to Kerala is complete without indulging in its delicious cuisine. Known for its use of coconut, spices, and fresh seafood, Kerala’s food is as diverse as its landscape. Whether it’s a traditional sadya served on a banana leaf or spicy fish curry with tapioca, every meal is a celebration. Local markets and coastal towns offer plenty of culinary experiences that reflect the authentic flavors of Kerala.

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Upon arrival at Cochin Airport or Railway Station, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative. From there, you will proceed to Guruvayoor and check in at the hotel. Later, visit the famous Guruvayur Krishna Temple, a renowned pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Krishna. After the darshan, explore the nearby Elephant Care Centre, where temple elephants are housed and cared for. Enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel in Guruvayoor.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and head towards Munnar, a romantic hill station known as a lover’s paradise. En route, enjoy scenic stops at Cheyyappara and Valara waterfalls, along with lush tea plantations. Upon reaching Munnar, explore attractions like the flower garden, photo point, honeybee tree, and Mattupetty Dam. Continue sightseeing with visits to Echo Point, Eravikulam National Park (Rajamala – closed in February and March), and the tea factory and museum. Enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel in Munnar.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed to Thekkady, also known as Periyar, a haven for nature lovers. Visit the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and enjoy a serene boating experience on Periyar Lake. Explore the spice plantations and immerse yourself in the region’s aromatic charm. In the evening, you can opt for cultural programs like Kathakali dance, Kalari Payattu, or adventurous activities like jeep safari, trekking, elephant ride, and elephant bath. Enjoy a relaxing overnight stay at the hotel in Thekkady.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Alleppey, famously known as the Venice of the East. Enjoy a unique experience with an optional 21-hour stay in a houseboat—a floating paradise on the tranquil backwaters. While cruising, witness the picturesque beauty of paddy fields, serene villages, coconut groves, and the vast Vembanadu Lake. You can also explore the charming Alleppey Beach during your stay. Overnight stay will be arranged either on the houseboat or at a hotel in Alleppey.
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed to Cochin International Airport or Railway Station for your departure. Enjoy the scenic drive as you bid farewell to the serene beauty of Kerala. Carry back unforgettable memories of lush landscapes, backwaters, and cultural experiences. We hope your journey with us was memorable and joyful. Return to your hometown with sweet memories of “KERALA” in your heart.

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