Kerala is well-known for its mesmerizing backwaters, ecotourism initiatives, scenic beauty, amazing beaches, and mouthwatering cuisine and hence is popularly known as the Spice Coast of India. Its flavors an assortment of spices originating from the cultures of Jews, Christians, Muslims and merchants who settled down in this state.
10 Famous Tourist Spot in Kerala
- Munnar
- Thiruvananthapuram
- Vagamon
- Kochi
- Kovalam
- Alappuzha
- Kurmarakom
- Wayanad
1. Munnar
If you want to go for 1-day trip then it will be the best place for you. IT will give you mesmerizing and adventurous experience to you.
Places to visit:
- Eravikulam National Park
- Trekking, cycling, mountain biking
- Attukal Waterfalls
- Indo Swiss Dairy Farm
- Kundala Lake
- Lockhart Gap
The best thing is you can visit at any time throughout the year.
2. Thiruvananthapuram
This is the City of Lord Padmanabhaswamy. Built on seven hills, the pleasant city offers interesting sights like temples, gardens, palaces, museums, beaches, backwaters, wildlife sanctuaries and many more.
Places to visit:
- The golden Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple
- Pray at the holy Attukal Temple
- Palkulangara Devi Temple
- Kowdiar Palace
- Vellayani Lake
- Veli Lake and Tourist Village
September to March is the best time to plan a visit.
3. Vagamon
This is the summer destination, gives you, the perfect environment to rejuvenate during weekends especially.
Places to visit :
- The breathtaking Vagamon Hill Town.
- Kurisumala.
- The majestic Maramala Waterfall.
- The popular Meenachil River.
- Elaveezha Poonchira.
- Amusing Vagamon Pine Forest.
- Pattumalai Church
4. Kochi
It is the Gateway of Kerala. The multi-ethnic heritage of the city is reflected in its tourist sights, food, shopping and every aspect of the town.
Places to visit :
- Vypeen Island Zone
- Fort Kochi, one of oldest heritage sites in Kerala
- The beautiful stretch of Marine Drive overlooking the Arabian Sea
- Chinese Fishing Nets
- Dutch Palace
- Vallarpadam Church
- Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary
- Bastion Bungalow
The best time to visit this place when the weather is pleasant during August to February.
5. Kovalam
Kovalam is one of the beautiful, fun and relaxing beach destinations in India. You can spend time walking along the sandy shores, indulge in watersports, get a luxurious massage, and relish delicious sea food.
Places to visit:
- Somatheeram Ayurveda Resort
- Karamani River
- Halcyon Castle
- Vellayani Lake
- Valiyathura Pier
- Vizhinjam Village
August to February is the best time for you to visit.
6. Allappuzha
Allappuzha is known for unique natural spectacle of backwaters. If you water loving person then its a great choice for you to hang out.
Places to visit :
- Marari Beach
- Punnamada Lake
- Pathiramanal Island
- Sri Krishna Temple in Ambalappuzha
- Allappuzha Beach
The best to time to visit this place is August to kerala.
Kurmarakom
This is called heaven of Backwaters and Birds. The tranquil ambiance is perfect for relaxing vacations. Kumarakom is one of the top reasons for holidays in Kerala being favored by travelers and honeymoon couples from around the world.
Places to visit :
- Kumarakom Beach
- Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
- Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls
- Bay Island Driftwood Museum
- Pathiramanal Island, haven of birds, especially the migratory ones.
August to February offer the best experiences of holiday in Kerala to you.
Wayanad
Wayanad is one of the popular travel destination for nature lovers. And, if you also love to do adventure, then its a perfect place to spend time with nature and indulge in adventures.
Places to visit :
- Kanthapara Waterfalls
- Karapuzha Dam
- Heart shaped lake, enroute the trek to Chembra Peak
- Meenmutty Falls
- Ayurveda Yoga Villa
- Kuruwadeep, island on the Kabini River, also a popular eco-spot
- Banasura Sagar Dam
October to May is the best time to visit.
Summary
But still, the best time to visit Kerala is during the winter season (October to March) when the temperature ranges from 24 to 30 degrees Celsius. During summers (March to May) you can explore the majestic hill stations of Kerala, and during monsoon season (June to August) you can enjoy the Ayurvedic treatments.
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