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Kerala

Backwaters, beaches, tea hills and Ayurveda — India’s laid-back tropical south.

Best time · September to MarchStay · 5–8 daysSouth India

About Kerala

Why visit Kerala

Kerala stretches from the Western Ghats to palm-lined coasts. Travellers come for houseboats on the backwaters, tea estates in Munnar, heritage Fort Kochi and Ayurvedic wellness.

It is India’s most relaxing region and a favourite for honeymoons and slow travel.

  • Alleppey houseboat cruise
  • Munnar tea gardens
  • Kochi (Fort Kochi) heritage
  • Ayurveda & beaches at Kovalam

Places to visit

  • Alleppey

    Alleppey

    Gateway to Kerala’s famous backwater canals.

  • Munnar

    Munnar

    Cool tea hills in the Western Ghats.

  • Fort Kochi

    Fort Kochi

    Colonial port town with art cafés and harbour views.

  • Kovalam

    Kovalam

    Palm-fringed beach belt near Thiruvananthapuram.

Things to do

  • Overnight houseboat

    Cruise the backwaters around Alleppey with meals on board.

  • Tea plantation walks

    Wander Munnar’s estates and taste fresh local tea.

  • Fort Kochi heritage

    Chinese fishing nets, synagogues and spice-trade streets.

  • Ayurveda session

    Book a reputable centre for massage or a short wellness stay.

How to reach

Fly into Kochi (COK) or Thiruvananthapuram (TRV).

Domestic flights and trains link Kerala with Bengaluru, Chennai and Delhi.

A private car is ideal for combining hills, backwaters and coast.

Travel tips

Monsoon (June–August) is lush but wet — great for Ayurveda, less ideal for beach days.

Houseboats vary widely in quality; we book inspected vessels.

Mosquito repellent is useful on the backwaters.

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