The document provides travel information and recommendations for visiting Kerala, India. It describes Kerala's beautiful natural scenery including beaches, backwaters, tea gardens, and Western Ghats mountains. It highlights top destinations in Kerala like Munnar, Alleppey, Kochi, Thekkady, and Kovalam, describing the natural attractions and activities available in each place. The document also provides recommendations for popular tourist activities in Kerala such as houseboat rides in Alleppey, bamboo rafting in Thekkady, witnessing snake boat races, camping in Munnar, visiting tea plantations, elephant rides, staying in treehouses, receiving Ayurvedic massages, seeing Athirapally Waterfalls, and enjoying local

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2. The beautiful beaches along the coast
of the Arabian sea, the blissful
backwaters of Alleppey, the tranquil
tea gardens of Munnar and the
wonderful Western Ghats. All that
nature could offer at a time, Kerala
serves to you. It is for no reason that
they call it the God’s own country, in
fact, there are plenty of them to make
you believe so.

3. Although, every inch of Kerala is the perfect reason to call it God’s Own Country, but if we had to give the
places the name, then these are the segments which have defined Kerala as GOD’S OWN COUNTRY:
1. MUNNAR
2. ALLEPPEY
3. COCHIN
4. THEKKADY
5. KOVALAM

4. Perched at an elevation of 1600 m
above the sea level, Munnar holds
the secret of producing India’s best
tea and spices. Enchanting hills of
Munnar holds the spellbinding
effect of a lush and peaceful
environment around.
One visit and you’ll understand why
love comes in tea flavour in Kerala!

5. Alleppey, a glorious destination in
Kerala, is often regarded as the
‘Venice of East’ by many travellers.
With waterway flanking by palm
fringes on its side and a lush carpet
of greenery, Alleppey will take your
imagination to a new dimension
when you watch it from a
houseboat.

6. Famous as the land of romance, a
few steps in Kochi make one feel
amazing. 'Fort Kochi' is one of the
most popular tourist places in
Kochi. Fort Kochi- a handful of water
bound region is such a refreshing
place. The body, as well as the soul,
can feel the peace which is attained
there. Some other major attractions
are Mattancherry Palace and Cherai
Beach.

7. Thekkady lies is in Idukki district
and it is a heady mix of mystic
mountains, sprawling spice
plantation and rich biodiversity. A
holiday vacation in this deciduous
forest area can satiate anyone’s
senses.
Do try an elephant ride or boating in
Periyar National Park.

8. Spread over an area of 17 km long
coastline, Kovalam is a set of three
adjacent beaches, sharing shores
with each other- Lighthouse, Hawah,
and Samudra. All these beaches
together form a crescent shape.
The top attraction and the show
stealers amongst the three beaches
is the Lighthouse Beach.

9. 1. Sailing the backwaters in Houseboats
Explore the tranquil backwaters of Kerala in a
houseboat and get a freshly cooked meal. The
boats can accommodate one whole family and
serve breakfast, lunch and evening snacks. It is a
wonderful experience for all the honeymooners
and families who are travelling to Kerala. Our
advice to you would be to book the houseboat in
advance.

10. 2. Bamboo Rafting In Thekkady
Known for it’s forest reserves, Periyar National
Park is where you can either opt for a jungle
safari through the reserve or go with bamboo
rafting in the lake. The rafting lasts for a duration
of 3-4 hours and every minute is worth it. You’ll
definitely want to come back to Kerala for this
one. They also offer hiking in this region and if
you’re close to the banks of the lake, you’ll be
able to spot tigers, elephants and other wildlife
animals.

11. 3. Witness A Snake Boat Race
If you’re going to Kerala during the months of
April to September (Onam Festival), you’re in for
a treat. You can watch the ultimate snake boat
race which takes place in Alappuzha. The 130
feet long snake boats consist of hundreds of
rowers, rowing in unison. Thousands of people
show up and cheer for their favorite teams. Pick
your favorite one and cheer your hearts out! We
guarantee that it will be better than a cricket or
hockey match!

12. 4. Camping In Munnar
Munnar is much loved because of the chilly
weather, it has to offer. It is a breathtakingly
beautiful location and you will be taken into the
charms of nature. Get to experience what it’s like,
to be out there in the open with a stunning view
of twinkling stars and a campfire where you can
toast both friends and marshmallows. You can
also go for trekking and cycling while you’re at
the camp. Munnar campsites do offer such
activities (start brushing up your storytelling
skills for the camp!)

13. 5. Visit Tea Plantations In Munnar
Kerala is known for its exotic flavors of coffee
and tea. Do pay a visit to the coffee plantations
that are situated in Wayanad or you can also visit
the tea plantations in Munnar. Get to drink your
cup of coffee or tea at the place where it’s
originally made. You can also stay at the
coffee/tea plantation, resort or homestay for a
night which would include activities like trekking,
night safaris and a campfire. Sounds exciting
right!?

14. 6. Ride on the Elephants
Elephants are the animals which define Kerala’s
culture. There are many places in Kerala which
let you ride the elephants. They are of great
significance and Thekkady is the most famous
area where you can ride on these majestic
creatures. What’s better than enjoying the lovely
weather of Kerala on the top of an elephant?
These animals are super friendly and all you have
to do is sit and relax. You can also get tons of
pictures clicked with your respective elephant.
Watch them bathe and later on scrub them with
coconuts! (add on the bucket list)

15. 7. Stay in a Treehouse
Make your childhood fantasies come true. Stay in
a treehouse for real in Wayanad. Those of you
who are seeking some serenity and peace from
your crazy life, head to Wayanad. The houses are
made of wood and bamboo along and have
netted windows. Get this rustic experience with
your loved one or with your closest of friends and
create memories here, which will forever be
etched in your heart. You will have exotic birds
for company, up there!

16. 8. Get the Authentic Kerala Ayurveda
Massage
Who doesn’t love an authentic massage to calm
their nerves? I know I do. Kerala offers mind-
blowing Ayurveda massages which help in the
circulation of blood and rejuvenates the body,
mind and soul. All you have to do is relax and let
the masseuse work her magic on you. Oh, and
the best part is that the massage also helps in
preventing aging and degeneration (yes, you read
it right).

17. 9. Visit the Famous Athirapally Waterfalls
Kerala is famous for its stunning waterfalls and
the Athirapally Waterfalls comes on the top. If
this location is on your list, then keep in mind
that the best time to visit it is during the
monsoon season (June to August). The view will
be the perfect background for all the pictures
that you’ll click there and the sound of the water
will be echoing all around you. The waterfalls has
also been in the Baahubali film and hence adding
to the fame.

18. 10. Start Your Day With World’s Best
Breakfast
Kerala’s breakfast is rated as one of the best
breakfasts and tastes so good that you won’t be
able to stop licking your fingers. Start your day by
indulging in the Keralan flavors with Uppma,
Masala Dosa, Appams (have these with
vegetable/chicken stews). Once you’ll be back,
you’ll miss the Keralan breakfast more than
anything!

19. 1. Forest Haven Resort, Munnar
Located amidst the vast expanse of spice
plantations of Cardamom and surrounded by the
beauty of Western Ghats, the resort is a perfect
blend of luxury and nature.
2. Rajdhani Houseboat, Alleppey
You cannot miss the experience of staying on a
houseboat in Alleppey. The luxurious and
fascinating houseboats on the backwaters of
Alleppey promises an utterly romantic
experience. The full cruise on the backwaters
includes your accommodation, food and the
beautiful vistas.

20. 3. Park International, Kovalam
With the view of the Kovalam beach, Park
International is a perfect beach resort for you to
spend your vacations amidst the natural beauty
and luxury.
4. Bluewater beach resort, Varkala
It is a private beach resort located amidst the
palm and coconut trees on the shores of Arabian
Sea. The small cottages in the vicinity of nature
is a perfect destination for a tranquil stay.

21. By Air: The main airport of Kerala is
Thiruvananthapuram International Airport which
is easily accessible from the main domestic
airport and as well the International airports. It is
located in the capital city of Kerala.
Other important airport of Kerala are Kochi
airport and Calicut airport.
Cost of flight from Delhi to Thiruvananthapuram
airport: Starting from Rs 6,000*
By rail: The rail network to Kerala is well
developed with the direct connectivity from the
main cities of India with the main railway station
of Kerala. The distance from Delhi is 2,591 km
and it will take you approximately 35-40 hours.
You can also travel from nearby states like
Karnataka and Tamil Nadu is a state bus.

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