Explore 5 Famous Destinations with Kerala Travel

Although every area of Kerala is full of attractions and beautiful scenery, and every place counts as one must visit. Kovalam, Kottayam, Pallivasal, and Kundala are some of the best places to explore in the Kerala tour package. Places can be separated according to seasons such as Trivandrum during monsoons, Munnar in winter and Wayanad in summer. 

5 Most Famous Places to Cover in Kerala Travel

1. Munnar (hill station)-Munnar is the popular hill station in Kerala, situated at the confluence of the three rivers Madhurapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundaly. It is situated on the Western Ghats in the Idukki district and is renowned for being a big tea plantation place. Tea fields, thick woods, lakes, lush mountains and flora, and fauna make Munnar one of India's best honeymoon romantic destinations.

2. Kochi (River City)-Kochi, formerly known as Cochin, is the port town of Kerala on the western coast of India in the Arabian Sea. Kochi is the part of Ernakulam city, the eastern portion of Kochi's mainland and they are both named twin cities. Kochi Region is home to Kochi Port, Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard, and other big chemical factories. The City of Kochi is Kerala's biggest tourism destination and India's sixth-largest. Kochi Marine Drive and Kochi Harbor, Jain Temple in Mattancherry are just a few popular places to visit around the area.

3. Wayanad (Kalpetta)-The Wayanad district is situated on the high altitudes of the magnificent Western Ghats, in the north-east of Kerala. Wayanad is one of the least visited parts of Kerala and the largest part of it is tribal habitat. The Wayanad district is full of attractions such as mountain tops, ponds, lakes, and waterfalls. Meenmutty Falls is a three-story waterfall, 300 meters wide, situated in Kalpetta.

4. Kozhikode (Calicut)-Kozhikode is classified as Calicut, situated on the southwest coast of Kerala, bordered by Kannur, Wayanad, Malappuram and the Arabian Sea. Calicut is the location where Vasco da Gama lands and between the territories ceded by Tipu Sultan of Mysore to the British East India Company. The town is known as the City of Spices and notable for its many temples and mosques, as well as other attractions such as the Soharagiri Falls, the Kuttiyadi Dam, and the Sea Port.

5. Kannur(Drive-in Beach)-Kannur or Cannanore means Lord Krishna's ground, a town situated in the Kannur district in the Kerala area of North Malabar. The region is renowned for the sculpture of Theyyam, the sandy beaches, and Adventure Tourism. Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach is the most popular beach here and only one Drive-in Beach in Asia, other beaches include Payyamballam, Meenkunnu, and Ezhara beaches.

Kerala tour package is full of charm, unmissable sights and some of the most beautiful locations to explore. From the green hill stations on the Western Ghats to the beautiful beaches of the Arab Sea, from the backwaters to the sanctuaries of wildlife, green tea gardens to raging waterfalls, calming Ayurvedic resorts to the buzzing festivals, Kerala abounds in beauty and joy.