Overview
Places to visit in
Kerala
Best Time to
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Kerala
How to reach
Kerala
Highrange Kerala Expedition
6 Nights /
7 Days
Kerala, India's tropical paradise, captivates visitors with its extraordinary natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and distinctive cultural heritage. This southwestern coastal state offers an enchanting blend of tranquil backwaters, pristine beaches, mist-covered hill stations, and wildlife sanctuaries alongside ancient temples, colonial heritage, vibrant performing arts, and Ayurvedic traditions. With its perfect balance of relaxation and cultural immersion, Kerala presents travelers an unforgettable experience of harmony between humans and nature.
Premier destination for eco-tourism, wellness retreats, cultural experiences, and sustainable tourism models recognized globally.
Ancient performing arts including Kathakali, Mohiniyattam, and Kalaripayattu; distinctive temple architecture; unique festivals; and rich maritime heritage.
Flavorful Kerala cuisine featuring coconut-infused curries, fresh seafood, appam with stew, sadya feasts served on banana leaves, and distinctive spice blends.
Famous for handloom textiles, coir products, spices, Aranmula mirrors, traditional wooden crafts, coconut shell artifacts, and handmade jewelry.
Cultural performances, temple festivals with elephant processions, snake boat races, Ayurvedic experiences, and traditional art demonstrations.
World-renowned Ayurvedic resorts offering traditional treatments, yoga and meditation retreats, houseboats stays, and beach relaxation.
Backwater cruises, trekking in Western Ghats, wildlife safaris, spice plantation tours, bamboo rafting, and watersports along the coastline.
International airports, expanding highway system, houseboat networks, eco-friendly accommodations, and specialized wellness facilities.
Where tranquil backwaters reflect swaying palms and birds in flight against endless blue skies,Where ancient healing traditions and vibrant performing arts flourish amidst lush landscapes,Where the fragrance of spices and sea breeze mingle to create memories that linger long after departure.
Things to Do
Cruise the backwaters on traditional houseboats, experience Ayurvedic treatments, witness classical performances, explore spice plantations, and relax on pristine beaches.
Schedule around monsoon seasons; book houseboats well in advance; research Ayurvedic retreat options; allow time for slow travel experiences.
Lightweight breathable clothing, rain protection, biodegradable toiletries for ecologically sensitive areas, modest attire for temples, and insect repellent.
Remove shoes at temples and homes; respect eco-sensitive areas; follow responsible tourism practices; expect occasional rain throughout the year.
Indian Rupee accepted everywhere; digital payments widely available even in smaller towns; ATMs accessible in tourist areas.
Private cars ideal for hill station routes; public transportation efficient; backwater transfers by boat; eco-friendly options promoted.
Dress modestly; remove shoes before entering homes and temples; seek permission before photographing people or ceremonies; respect local customs.
Embrace spicy flavors; try traditional sadya meals for variety; fresh seafood along coast; vegetarian options widely available; filtered water in established restaurants.
Stay hydrated in humid climate; use bottled water; apply mosquito repellent; seek recommended Ayurvedic centers; travel insurance advisable.
Malayalam is the local language; English widely spoken in tourist areas and by educated population; learning simple Malayalam greetings appreciated.
Homestays (₹1,500-4,000/night), mid-range hotels (₹3,000-7,000/night), luxury resorts and houseboats (₹8,000-30,000+/night).
Houseboat cruises (₹6,000-25,000 per night), Kathakali performances (₹200-500), Ayurvedic treatments (₹1,500-5,000), plantation tours (₹500-1,500).
Purchase spices from reputable sources; handloom textiles from government emporiums for authenticity; bargain respectfully in markets.
Sunrise at Munnar tea plantations, overnight stay on a traditional houseboat, attending a temple festival with elephant processions, and enjoying a home-cooked meal with a local family.
From tranquil backwaters to misty hill stations, pristine beaches to wildlife sanctuaries, Kerala offers diverse landscapes and experiences within relatively short distances, making it ideal for comprehensive exploration
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