Kerala Travel Guide
Kerala ‘Gods Own Country’ is located on the Malabar coast in South India, popularly known for its palm-lined backwaters, vibrant culture, picturesque hill stations, rejuvenation of Ayurvedic therapies and much more.
Top Things to Do in Kerala
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Munnar Hill Station
Kovalam Beach
Alappuzha Backwaters
Chinese Fishing Nets
Athirapilly Falls
Snake Boat Race
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
Vythiri Hill Station
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Ayurveda in Kovalam
Mattupetty Dam
Sabarimala Temple
Varkala Beach
Devikulam Hill Station
Padmanabhaswamy Temple
Eravikulam National Park
Bekal Fort
St.Francis Church
Lighthouse Beach
Vagamon Hill Stations
Tata Tea Museum
Samudra Beach
Munnar Spice Plantations
Guruvayoor Temple
Idukki Hill Station
Ponmudi Hill
Vembanad Lake
Ambalappuzha Sree Krishna Temple
Jewish Synagogue
Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Archeological Museum Thrissur
Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls
Hawa Beach
Wayanad Hill Station
Marari Beach
Thekkady Spice Plantation
Tiruvalla Temple
Palakkad Hill Station
Cheeyappara Waterfalls
Veli Tourist Village
Vellayani Lake
Anamudi Peak
Kappad Beach
Kundala Lake
Krishnapuram Palace Museum
Princess Street
Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary
Kerala Science and Technology Museum
Silent Valley National Park
Karamana River-
Somatheeram Beach
Kerala has 2 international airports – in Thiruvananthapuram and in Kochi while the domestic airport in Kozhikode is also strategically located. Flights of all the public and private airlines fly between these airports and link them to the main airports in India as well as abroad.
By Road
You can reach Kerala from any part of the country using National Highways 17, 47 and 49. Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are directly linked to Kerala through a good network of roads. Many important cities fall on the way.
By Train
Being strategically placed, most of the parts in and out of Kerala are connected by around 200 railway stations. Direct trains connect Kerala to most of the important cities in India including Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, Calcutta and more.
By Sea
If you are coming from the Lakshadweep Island, there are regular ships to Kochi. The backwaters of Kerala are not only prime tourist attraction but are also a means of transportation as well. One can opt for speedboats, public ferries or Houseboats or Ketuvallams.
Enjoy your vacations!!!