Kerala is a perfect destination for adventure, culture and relaxation. With its laid-back beach scene, swaying elephant rides and gentle houseboat cruises along tropical backwaters, you'll soon see why National Geographic Traveller voted Kerala one of its ten Paradise Found'. There are many fascinating elements that make Kerala a good tourist spot.
3. Munnar: Munnar
is the most popular hill station in South India and one of the best places to
see in Kerala. It
has exclusive views of extreme mountain slopes which are covered with about
80,000 miles of green tea farms like organic bedding over mountains which offer
views of low-flying clouds and misty valleys. The
area is blessed with the natural beauty of winding lanes, misty hills, and
forests full of exotic plants and wildlife. Adventure enthusiasts can trek to
Anamudi, the highest peak in South India.
4. Varkala: Varkala
in Kerala is a amazing beach with a little seaside and a high high cliff part
which is complete of action and is among the best seaside places in Kerala . Varkala
beach is striking enough to take your breath away, with a long winding stretch
of cliff and views that extend over the Arabian Sea. Varkala
also is unique as a important pilgrim of the Hindus and the beach called
Papanasham which translates into was away your sins is supposed to be the best
place to look at the sunset.
5. Wayanad: Wayanad
is a bright green mountainous region that stretches along the Western Ghats. It
has a great deal of scenic appeal. Wayanad is also famous for the richness it
holds in the tribal heritage and agricultural abundance. The place is least
populated when compared to other districts in Kerala, but the exoticness and
landscape make it a must visit destination in the God’s own country. Wayanad
Wildlife Santuary, Lakkidi, Tusharagiri Waterfalls, Kalpetta, and Sentinel
Rockfalls.
6. Periyar National Park: Kerala's
Periyar National Park, in the Thekkady district, is one of the most popular
national parks in southern India. One of the best things about the park is that
it stays open all year round, even during the monsoon season. Periyar is known
for its elephants, and 30 minute elephant rides through the jungle are offered.
Safaris are carried out by boat, with the lake being particularly captivating
at sunset. Visitors can also take part in an excellent variety of eco-tourism
activities there.