Munnar

“Munnar is a hill station with lot of beautiful Tea Estates. Mattupetty Lake & Dam ,Echo Point, Pothamedu view point, Rajamala,Tea Museum and Kulukkumalai are the important places to visit.”

Kumarakom

Kumarakom for the nature lovers. An ideal place for bird watching. A backwater town you can laze in a canoe amidst sylvan surroundings. A voyage takes you to the rich green, sleepy little village of Kumarakom on the Vembanad lake.

Allapuzha

This destination is for the back water lovers. Alleppey is with a large network of inland canals. Alleppey is famous for House boat stay. House boat has furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, cozy living rooms and a kitchen. Experience the warmth and luxury awaiting you in the houseboat as it floats down waterways lined with swaying coconut palms and rustic landscapes.

Kochi (Cochin)

Kochi has a fascinating blend of cultures as varied as Dutch, Portuguese and English. Ancient churches, colonial structures, century old synagogue and enchanting backwaters make Kochi a tourist spot offering a host tourist attractions.

Kovalam

For the sun and sand lovers. A sheltered natural bay created by a high rocky promontory extending into the Arabian Sea. Studded with coconut palms and fringed with lagoons and sheltered coves.

Varkkala

Varkala is famous for its dramatic Varkala Cliff overlooking the Arabian Sea, its golden beaches, and a vibrant culture known for spiritual sites like the ancient Janardhana Swamy Temple.

Varkala Beach is a quiet beach along the southwestern coast of India. Unlike other bustling tourist hotspots, Varkala beach offers a peaceful retreat. There are many massage centres, as well as yoga and meditation centres near the beach. You can take a walk along the shore, collect seashells, or simply sit on the cliffs and watch the beautiful sunset as the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colours. The beach offers a unique blend of laid-back relaxation, lively beach cafes, surfing, and Ayurvedic wellness, attracting a diverse crowd of backpackers, surfers, and wellness seekers

Kollam

Kollam is known for its backwaters, particularly Ashtamudi Lake and Munroe Island.

Ashtamudi Lake: This large, multi-branched lake is a significant backwater system, popular for boating and as a gateway to other backwater attractions like Munroe Island. The lake's scenic beauty is enhanced by the lush greenery that surrounds it, with coconut palms, mangroves, and tropical plants lining its shores. The calm, reflective waters of Ashtamudi Lake create a tranquil and picturesque environment, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and nature photography.

Munroe Island: Munroe Thuruth is a cluster of eight islands situated in the Kollam district. The place is known for its pristine backwaters and lively rural life. This backwater island village has been named after Colonel John Munroe, the British Resident of erstwhile Travancore State. Munroe is home to not only diverse flora and fauna but also to several migratory birds.

Houseboat Cruises and Backwater Tours:
One of the most popular activities on Ashtamudi Lake is embarking on a houseboat cruise. These traditional Kerala houseboats, known as 'kettuvallams,' offer a unique and luxurious way to explore the lake and its surroundings. Equipped with modern amenities, houseboats provide a comfortable stay while allowing guests to experience the tranquility and beauty of the backwaters.

Thekkady (Periyar)

Thekkady is for the wildlife enthusiast. The periyar wildlife sanctuary amidst the rich jungles. You can have a boat safari on the Periyar lake around which the wild life sanctuary is based. This is one of the few Indian reserve forests which allows trekking. You can also have an elephant safari through the forest to see the wild life in their natural habitat.

Wayanad

Wayanad is a hill station with Wild Life Sanctuaries nearby.

Wayanad, a verdant district nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala, is a picturesque destination that offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and adventure. Known for its sprawling spice plantations, mist-covered mountains, and diverse wildlife, Wayanad provides an ideal retreat for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and thrill-seekers alike.

The picturesque viewpoints of Wayanad, such as Lakkidi and Neelimala, offer breathtaking vistas of the valleys and mountains. These spots are perfect for witnessing the sunrise or sunset, providing an ethereal experience that lingers in memory.

Wayanad's tourist attractions include the ancient Edakkal Caves, the majestic Banasura Sagar Dam, and the panoramic Chembra Peak, Pookot lake, Glass bridge etc are the main attractions.