The best time to visit Kerala is during the winter months of September to March. Kerala enjoys a good environment and beautiful weather with lower humidity during this time of year. Winter is the ideal season to visit Kerala’s beautiful towns to experience their magical lagoons, peaceful canals, and spicy plantations.

The following are the best things to do in Kerala

1. Spend time on a houseboat in the backwaters.

2. Take a visit of a traditional village.

3. Treat yourself to an Ayurvedic procedure.

4. Take in cultural events

5. Participate in lavish celebrations

6. A glimpse of the martial arts, particularly Kalaripayattu

For honeymooning couples, Kumarakom’s backwaters are the ideal escape. The presence of the enormous Vembanad Lake adds to the vibrancy of the sunsets and the drama of the surroundings. Munnar is also a lovely honeymoon destination, but nothing beats the backwaters for a few days of peaceful country scenery and soothing gushing water.

Kerala is known as God’s own nation and is a true paradise on Earth with beautiful scenery. Kerala vacations are popular because of the many beautiful beaches and coastal activities, as well as the towns, villages, colourful culture, and festivals, as well as the lush hill stations, forests, and animals. Alappuzha, Kochi, Coorg, Munnar, Wayanad, and Alleppey are the greatest destinations to visit.

First-time visitors can include following places in their Kerala itinerary

♦ Kovalam – Beach (if staying for more than one night, a day trip to Kanyakumari which is the tip of India is also recommended)
♦ Kollam / Alleppey / Kumarakom – These places are famous for their backwaters. We recommend a one-night stay in a houseboat or backwater resort to experience the lively villages by the riverbanks.
♦ Thekkady – Popular for eco-tourism and wildlife activities. Boating in the Periyar lake is a great way to spot wild animals and rare plants. Trekking, bamboo rafting, spice plantation visits and local spice market shopping at Kumily are not to be missed while in Thekkady
♦ Munnar – A very popular hill station for honeymooners, nature lovers, tea tasters. Munnar has many mountains that look like a giant green carpet thanks to the beautiful tea gardens. Rajamalai, tea museum, the marayoor dolmens and a visit to a tea factory are some of the interesting activities to do in Munnar
♦ Cochin – Fort Cochin, Jewish Synagogue, Mattancherry Palace, St Francis church, Chinese fishing nets
♦ Wayanad – The green destination famous for its natural beauty and wildlife.
♦ Kannur – Expansive and serene beaches
♦ Bekal – Fort and shallow beaches.

Couples from Bangalore loves to visit Wayanad, Calicut, Athirapally Waterfalls, Cochin, Munnar, Thekkady, Kumarakom and Kovalam to celebrate. Recommended hotels for couples in Kerala include:

♦ The Villa Romantica – Cochin.
♦ Spice Tree Resort – Munnar.
♦ Mountain Courtyard – Thekkady
♦ Lake Song – Kumarakom
♦ Luxury Houseboat
♦ The Ayur Villa – Kovalam

Couples planning a romantic getaway to Kerala have a variety of places and activities to choose from.

♦ Stay in a Pool Villa at Spice Tree Resort,Munnar.
♦ Unleash the Bollywood star within your by posing in the middle of tea gardens.
♦ An overnight stay in Luxury houseboat beneath the stars.
♦ Stay at a secluded village resort by the river away from the crowd.
♦ Feeling adventurous? Go trekking in Thekkady. Stay in a tree house.
♦ Try Kerala’s famous Ayurvedic Massage.

An overnight stay in a Kerala houseboat is recommended over just a day trip. A 1-night stay in an authentic houseboat with your loved ones will give you a chance to explore the beautiful backwaters of Kerala under the stars. A personal chef will treat you to local fish curry and Kerala meals right on the boat. Combine the houseboat stay with a trip to Munnar’s endless rows of tea gardens and at a nature resort in the heart of Thekkady.