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Kerala is indeed the best tropical magnificence. Kerala is one of the most naturally extravagant places on the Malabar Coast of India. Did you know that there are 44 rivers in Kerala? We are sure this is very new to you, in the south eastern part of India. Kerala is not only known for coconuts but also for wildlife, herbs, lush emerald hill stations and the turquoise Arabian Sea along its coast and crystal clear backwaters. and not just that this place is known for healing too through Ayurveda. Also, did you know one more fun fact that it is also called out as alfresco state? This term is specially used by  Kerala Tourism Department signifying the crystal clear backwaters and numerous of coconut tress, where you will love spending time. But this this state is not just about it. There are ample amount of thing including traditions and religious factors too which makes this state to be on the top list of tourists.  Padmanabhaswamy temple, is also In kerala which is basically one of the richest temples made up of Gold and precious stones. Kerala is actually very diverse, this place can be a living example of how people from different cultures, religions and backgrounds live together in harmony. You will be quite surprised to see worshipping places or temples of every religion in every corner of the street. 

Plus, National Geographic, one of the most reputed and renowned world famous magazines, designated kerala as “paradise”.  We would define Kerala as the Bali of India for sure. 

Just imagine that you are watching traditional Kathakali dance performance in live. How exciting that would be, what you have been watching on Television whole life. We are here to make sure that your trip will be most memorable at Ramchandran. Your trip won’t be complete without experiencing kerala backwaters on houseboat. It would transport you to a w whole different and new world. Immerse yourself wholly in the new world of natural beauty and authentic  culture of kerala. As you sail in the backwaters surrounded by palm trees you will come across traditional villages, so pure and serene. Make sure to stop at Kumbalangi Village and witness India's first model fishery along with locals. Also, Kerala is known for some lip smacking seafood and traditional coconut based dishes, which can’t afford to miss. In-fact you will have the opportunity to even enrolled yourself to cooking classes for 2-3 days if you have enough time. Watch Kalaripayattu which is an ancient martial art practice only done here. It would be a 60 mins session which is performed after lot sweat and hard work. And considering your month visit if you plan during monsoon season you can participate or watch snake boat races. when it comes to kerala everyone is aware on tea, which his world famous. But have you ever heard of Toddy? Well, its a Kerala's traditional alcoholic drink, is made from the sap of palm trees, in short pine wine. It is usually served with meals in kerala. Apart from all these there is indeed amazing historic side of kerala too. The day. You land cochin you must visit Fort Kochi and its Chinese fishing nets, Jewish Synagogue, and Mattancherry palaces. we suggest you to explore these places by foot for closer looks and experience. 

Best Time To Visit And Experience Serene Kerala:

Kerala is considered an year around place to be visited. Different seasons, there are different landscapes. But also, changing weathers might not be suitable for everyone though. So, better to plan on the best time which is November to March. These months are considered one of the most comfortable and pleasant time to travel to kerala. Its such easier for tourists to explore the myriad landscapes of the God’s own country. These above cited winter months are quite favourable to explore the backwaters in the state without any humidity issues. Winter season offers the best as the green mountains get covered in fog and its perfect the to walk through the mist sipping homegrown tea. But, apart from that if you have that little adventurous junkie soul you must not visit monsoon time of kerala. It's magical! The lush verdant greens is the scene to witness after incessant rain. For monsoon June till September are quite accurate. And during these months we would recommend you to be the part of Onam festival. you will be able to treat yourself with some local experiences too. Monsoon is the best time to see waterfalls in Kerala and go for hidden trails. During monsoon there is one place which shouldn’t be missed out that is Mattupetty. Seeing the emerald beauty all around itself is quite rejuvenating and cleanses our souls with fresh air. But we would also advise you to during monsoon, avoid staying in houseboats or very close to sea shore area. Sometimes flooding situations might ruin your trip. That's, have to be cautions. 

Lastly, Summer season which is usually from march till may. We won’t suggest you to travel at this time of the year. It's really humid and temperatures soar high which is quite uncomfortable to travel or explore. Being outdoors would be very challenging in the summer season.

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Madikeri, Mysuru, Kodaikanal, Pollachi, Madurai, Kanyakumari, Coimbatore, Mangalore, Shravanabelagola, Ooty

Core Places You Must Visit During Kerala Trip:

Alleppey: Also known as the Venice of east and known for crystal Clear azure backwaters. This place welcomes all sorts of travellers to tourists to history buffs and many more. You can have a very relaxed vacation amidst the palm trees. And when in alleppey there are bunch of places you must not miss during your travel . Alleppey Beach, which is one of the most prime locations also known as Alappuzha. Next is Marari beach, perfect spot for a relaxed coma adventurous site. Punnapra Beach, you might not have heard of it much though. Yet it is worth visiting especially If you want some Ayurvedic healing treatments and massages. After that visit the Vembanad Lake, which has been designated as the longest lake of india. This lake have numerous names too some of them are Punnamada Lake, Kochi Lake, and Vembanad Lake. Pathiramanal, calls out for all the bird watchers and photographers. you will find 50 different and rare species of migratory birds here. Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Temple, is the place for some spiritual upliftment. This temple is oldest and is dedicated to Krishna. The most eye catching and tempting part is traditional Kerala style architecture and the unique prasad Pal Payasam. Visit the oldest Syrian Catholic church St. Mary’s Forane Church. The architecture is the amalgamation of Syrian and Portuguese designs. Alleppey Lighthouse, the most well known and instagram able spot in alleppey. This lighthouse offers a complete 360 degree view of the Arabian Ocean, looks like unending. Pandavan Rock, is next spot. It is believed that pandavas lived inside during. their exile. Its a qwll known photography based place. 

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit: Revi Karunakaran Museum Alleppey, Thumpoly Beach  Alleppey, Krishnapuram Palace  Alleppey, Triveni Floating Market  Alleppey, Champakulam  Alleppey, Punnamada Lake  Alleppey, Andhakaranazhi Beach  Alleppey, Kuttanad Backwaters  Alleppey, Haripad Sree Subrahmanya Swamy Temple Alleppey, Andrew’s Basilica  Alleppey, Chavara Bhavan  Alleppey, George Forane Church, Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple, The Harbour Restaurant

Wayanad: This place is the major tourist spot in kerala. Nestled in the north eastern side of kerala, it is the emerald paradise. Starting from peace lovers to explorers wayanad welcomes you with open arms filled with calmness and adventures. It has some amazing ancient caves and oldest temples to visit. Starting from Banasura Sagar Dam, which is on the  Banasura foothills is a must place where you hike and take some memorable pictures. Well known as Edakkal Caves, its a 8000 year old structure located on Ambukuthi Hills. Next is Chembra peak, a break worth doing. It is 6890ft above sea level, which gives the most scintillating views from above. Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, it is considered as one of the most tourist places to visit. You will witness some endangered flora fauna here. Soochipara Falls, it is a three tiered waterfall. It is also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls. You can spend some time by sitting nearby and doing some self reflection. Meenmutty Falls is next, which is again one of the eye catching soothing falls amidst the forest. Kuruva Island, from wayland you can book a cab and it takes approximately 3-4 hours to reach. Exploring the island is worth spending quality time. And we suggest you explore the island on foot. Additionally, You can also go trekking, jungle walks, and on a river safari here.  Pookode lake must be in your travel plans, it is known for the shape of the lake which looks exactly like India’s map. The lake is well known among birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts. Afterwards, visit Thirunelli Temple which is an abode to vishnu. It is ancient and oldest religious site and it is believed that the Vishnu’s idol has been installed by Lord Brahma himself. make sure to make many pictures to save for future memory. 

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Neelimala View Point, Pakshipathalam Bird Sanctuary, Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary, Karapuzha Dam, Kalpetta, Puliyarmala Jain Temple, E3 Theme Park, The Bamboo Factory, Karlad Lake, Arippara Waterfalls.

Kochi/ Cochin: Cochin is one of the major city in kerala. Cochin is the cosmopolitan city with the tint of English establishments. you can see the perfect blend of modernity as well as traditional touch. Take a walk to Dutch establishments, British history, traditional spice markets and explore the authenticity. You will experience the rich culture from the Great Britain here. This place has the history of export and imports since the ancient times. Starting from evening strolls on kochi marine drive to visiting  museums will transfer you into different world itself. Did you know that kochi is also referred as ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’? Yes it indeed it is. Make sure to visit Santa Cruz Basilica, which is constructed by Portuguese by 1505. Also, known as Cathedral of the Diocese of Cochin. The architecture itself is grandeur, sight Wirth visiting. Cherai Beach, which is a 10kms long stretch and little farther from backwaters. It is an amazing place to sit and relax. Mattancherry Palace, was again constructed by Portuguese in 1545. It displays the perfect example of colonial and Kerala style of architecture. Did you know there a very interesting town named as “jew town” in kochi. It is said that they are the first of the Jews settled from the lineage of Solomon. Veeranpuzha Beach, this place will put you in awe. So clear and pristine! Perfect spot to gaze at sunset and enjoy some coconut water. Kodanad Elephant Sanctuary, is the next place you must visit. It is the training centre where elephants are trained  for auspicious festivals in Kerala. You can play with them and have a experience worth life time. 

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Fort Kochi, Kochi, M.G. Road, Kerala Folklore Museum, Veeranpuzha Backwaters, kalady, Ernakulathappan Temple Kochi, Chottanikkara Temple Kochi, Hill Palace Kochi, Mattancherry Palace Kochi, Jew town.

Munnar: Munnar, one of the top destinations for a relaxed holiday amidst nature. This place is surrounded by mists and clouds and a perfect hilly destination for holiday. Munnar is a great travel destination for family, friends, couple, solo travellers, explorers including senior citizens. The places here promise a rejuvenating trip for everyone. You can either have a laid-back vacation or an adventure to the core, choice is yours. Munnar has pleasant temperatures throughout the year, the temperature ranging from 0°C to 20°C. It makes travel and exploring really pleasant. Starting for the majestic tea estates to its spectacular waterfalls and amazing homestay it won’t fail to mesmerise you. starting from Chokramudi Peak, which Is 2,100 metres above sea level. Is an amazing one day trek which will reveal some astonishing views. Next is Eravikulam National Park, which is a home to Nilgiri Tahr. And also there is another park nearby which has Neelakurinji flowers, which bloom only once in 12 years. And not to forget there is fees too for entry INR 65 for Indian citizens and INR 245 for foreign nationals. When in Munnar, Kundala Lake must be at the top of the bucket list. This place is surrounded by emerald dark green slopes and cherry blossoms. Make sure to take out some time and go boating and soak in nature, timings are 9am to 5pm all the seven days. Next is Lakkom Water Falls, which is one of the breathtaking waterfalls in Munnar. The origin of this waterfall is the Eravikulam stream. Enjoy the view with some traditional malabar cuisine or maybe a cup of coffee. 

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Lockhart Gap, Mattupetty Dam, Top Station Chinnar,  Wildlife Sanctuary, Rose Garden, Nyayamakad Waterfall, Blossom Park, Kolukkumalai Tea Estate, TATA Tea Museum, Meesapulimala.

Kumarakom: Kumarakom is known for being the house of varied wildlife, lakes, canals, rivulets and above all serenity. Explore the tranquil side of Kerala through Kumarakon. Starting from Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, which is one of the most crucial places here. It calls out the Bird watchers across the nations. You can get to see migratory birds including Siberian Stork and Kingfisher. Next is to visit Aruvikkuzhi Waterfall, which is a hidden waterfall surrounded by lush green rubber plantation. Its a photographer's place. It's a perfect place to seek some refuge from the bustle of the busy life and city. Vembanad Lake, basically the pride of the city. The mesmerising view will make you feel Never to leave it again and stay forever. It is also one of the romantic gateway for the Couples. If you have that high spirit for adventure then you must head to Kumarakom Beach, also known as adventure’s paradise. You can go for water and air adventure sports such as water skiing, windsurfing, boating and parasailing. Kumarakom backwaters, one of the major hold of the tourism economy for a reason. Azure blue water and you sailing in your heritage style house boat will make you feel in paradise. Enjoy the sunsets and some coffee together. Since we mentioned kerala is not just about water and coconut, it has an amazing history and its records too. Visit Bay Island Driftwood Museum which is famous for Collections of carvings and intricate woodwork on driftwood. And you got to witness it. 

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Thanneermukkom Bund, Vagamon, Kottayam, Kumarakom Craft Museum, Pathiramanal Island, Jatayu Rock, Juma Masjid, St Mary’s Church Cheriapally, Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple, Vaikom Mahadeva Temple, Thirunakkara Mahadeva Temple, Thazhathangadi Valiapalli 

Kovalam: Kolvalam, known for some famous enchanting sea side tourist places holds the beauty to smit you. you can indulge yourself in some thrilling adventure activities and witness some jaw dropping sunsets. We can assure that you will be astounded and smitten by the breathtaking views of kovalam. Apart from that you can also make yourself indulge in yoga practices here for healing, starting from the Lighthouse Beach which is crowded place usually. You need to put efforts and climb  140 steps to reach an observation area and from there you will get the 360 degrees views of Arabian Sea. Not just that you will also see, village of Poovar and Beemapally Mosque. Hawah Beach should be next in your list, it is also known as Eve’s beach. Even though its famous beach yet its not so crowded so a perfect place for relaxation and rejuvenation. And we advise you not to go swimming here as the current is quite strong during sunset time. Samudra Beach, this is also least crowded and away from the city. This beach is just picture perfect beach so make sure to do some photography here and capture waves. Karamana River, prefect for slow day boating with your partner away from hustle bustle of the city. It is surrounded by the  coconut, tapioca, pepper plantations and paddy fields. Vellayani Lake, another famous place in kovalam known for its flora and fauna. To break the routine, you must visit Kovalam Art Gallery and witness some  ancient traditions, heritage culture, Mughal era, Rajput era as well as some artifacts from China, Japan and Tibet. 

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Neyyar Dam, Aruvikkara Dam, Vizhinjam Rock Cut Cave Temple, Thiruvallam Parasurama Temple, Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Edakallu, Chowara Beach, Vizhinjam Village, Ashoka Beach, Veli Village, Artificial Offshore Coral Reef, Vizhinjam Marine Aquarium 

Thekkady: Thekkady is located in the Western Ghats of Kerala which is majorly known for being the hub of wildlife adventure. You can start from the Periyar wildlife national park which is a major tourist destination for wildlife enthusiasts. It is also known for the abundant flora, fauna and adventure. The Periyar Lake, in the national park is particularly of interest amongst the adventure seekers. You must take some wildlife safaris on boats which are exclusively only available here. You can spot some Asian Elephants, Tigers, rare species of birds and other animals unique in the Western Ghats. So make sure that your itinerary is well planned to cover such not so missing destinations. Make sure to go on elephant rides and you can dwell deep into the forests and enjoy the thrilling experience of sighting wildlife.  The forest areas around Thekkady is strictly uninhabited by the Forest Department to preserve Mother Nature. The nearest town to Thekkady is Kumily, which is 4 kilometer apart. You can plan a calm walk though this town. This town is also a place for shopping. You can shop here for handicrafts, spices and clothes. You can also find several luxury hotels, resorts and homestays. So, you will not find any difficulty in accommodation.

Some Key Highlights of Nearby Places To Visit:- Murikkady, Kadathanadan Kalari Center, Periyar National Park, Vandanmedu, Pandikuzhi, Chellarkovil Viewpoint, Mangla Devi Temple, Kumily, Mullaperiyar Dam, Abraham’s Spice Garden, Elephant Junction, Periyar Lake

Local Delicacies you must try:- A trip to Kerala is incomplete without trying out some exclusive Kerala style traditional meal. Kerala’s culture and the food have influence from Malabari, French, and Arabian sides. Starting from authentic seafood to vegetarian dishes like Sadya. The food here is like a splash of joy in the mouth.

Here are some of the dishes you must try your hands on:- Idiyappam With Curry, Erissery, Puttu And Kandala Curry, Appam With Stew, Ela Sadya Parippu Curry, Dosa Ghee Roast With Kerala Style Sambhar, Idli Sambhar, Nadan Kozhi Varuthathu  (fried chicken), Traditional Prawn Curry, Karimeen Pollichathu, Kerala Style Fish Molee, Nadan Beef, Thalassery Biryani, Erachi Varutharacha.

Accessible Routes to reach Kerala: 

Airways: There are four international airports located across the state, which also see domestic arrivals. Make sure for your trip to Kerala, you should fly into Thiruvananthapuram International Airport or Cochin International Airport, from all major cities across India including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Indore, Chandigarh, Jammu, Goa and Pune.

Railways: You can also take scenic routes via train. There are numerous trains running to various cities and towns across Kerala, from all over the country. This spectacular coastal stretch is considered one of the most picturesque train journeys of India.

roadways: While travelling within the city , Public transport is available to take you around Kerala, such as local trains, buses, and taxis. It depends on how long a journey you wish to make. Most hotels offer car and driver services to make sightseeing and other trips convenient. You can also hire a car at the airport itself.