South Indian states are a beautiful combination of culture, tradition, and nature that keeps calling us to create memories.
Kerala, located on the Malabar
Coast, is one of the most visited states in India. Blessed by natural beauty, Kerala is a paradise having enchanting beaches, sparkling backwaters, and a variety of flora and fauna. Kerala is a state commonly known to experience tradition and feed on deliciously lip-smacking foods. According to the ancient belief, Kerala was created by Lord Parashurama (the 6th incarnation of Lord Vishnu). Hence, it often gets referred to as "God's own Country".
As per the report, over 54 lakh people visit Kerala every year. As a result, tourism plays a vital part in contributing to the state's economy. Here is the list of places as a local guide to explore every portion of Kerala.
Enjoy their traditional Kathakali dance performances at any art centre in Thiruvananthapuram.
Also known as Trivandrum, it is the capital city of the state. It is popular among the tourists for their hold in preserving the year-old art and culture of the state.
Pay a visit to Kochi- the Gateway to Keralaand walk through its history.
It is a coastal town that once served as a popular trading port in Kerala. If ancient history triggers your interest, then Kochi is the right place. It has well-preserved marks left from the previous era. Among them, the Kochi Fort is famous among visitors. Also, Kochi has beaches on the island to offer soothing scenery.
Stay in a houseboat to explore Kerala's backwaters in Alleppey.
They are en route through the palm-fringed canals, which give a lifetime experience to remember. Also, you get to see the sunset from Kakkathuruthu Island, old and magnificent chapels, paddy fields, and lakes filled with water lilies. A visit to Alleppey is all about spending an entire day in the lap of nature. Therefore, it is one of the quietest and relaxing activities to do in Kerala.
Sign up for water sports at Varkala beach in Varkala.
It is popular among tourists for boat riding, parasailing, surfing, beach horse riding, and jet skiing. People visiting this place are amazed to see the long, winding stretch of cliff views that extends over the Arabian Sea and the surrounding greenery. It looks like a work of an artist on a blank canvas.
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Get the Maldives-like vibes at Poovar Island Resort.
Poovar lies at the meeting point of the Neyyar River and the Arabian Sea. Therefore, it isn't that far from the Tamil Nadu Border. Poovar Island Resort is famous among visitors for having overwater bungalows, which provide a peaceful tropical staycation in Kerala.
