Kerala Tourist Placesdestinations to visit

Munnar is a spectacular hill station located 1,600 metres above sea level in the Western Ghats. Famed for its rolling tea estates, misty valleys, and cool air, it is an inviting retreat for hikers, nature lovers, and honeymooners.

Thekkady is Kerala’s celebrated spice and wildlife region, centred around the Periyar Tiger Reserve. It is known for forest landscapes, elephant sightings, lake activities, and aromatic spice plantations.

Known as the "Venice of the East", Alleppey is the backwater capital of Kerala. Sailing along its coconut-shaded canals on a traditional houseboat offers the most relaxing experience in India.

Varkala is a unique coastal gem flanked by giant red sedimentary cliffs directly overlooking the blue Arabian Sea. Famed for its mineral springs, active seaside cafes, and relaxed vibe.

Kovalam is a historic coastal town containing three crescent-shaped beaches. Famed since the hippie-era for its massive lighthouse tower, golden sand bays, and premium Ayurvedic resort spas.

Kanyakumari is the southernmost tip of mainland India, where three seas meet (Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal). Famed for its unique sunset and moonrise over the waters.

Rameswaram is a holy island town in Tamil Nadu, connected to mainland India by the architectural marvel Pamban Sea Bridge. Famed for its links to the Ramayana epic.

Madurai is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Centered around the massive, intricate towers of the Meenakshi Amman Temple, it is the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu.