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Which are the best places to visit in Kerala?


Kerala is a fantastic destination for travelers who want to experience nature, culture, beaches, wildlife and peaceful backwaters in one trip. If you're planning a Kerala Tour, there are several destinations worth adding to your itinerary.

Munnar is one of the most popular hill stations, known for its tea plantations, misty mountains and beautiful viewpoints. Alleppey (Alappuzha) is ideal for experiencing Kerala's famous backwaters and enjoying a relaxing houseboat cruise.

For wildlife and nature lovers, Thekkady and Periyar are excellent choices, while Wayanad offers forests, waterfalls, hills and outdoor experiences. Kochi is perfect for exploring Kerala's history and heritage, especially around Fort Kochi and Mattancherry.

If you prefer beaches and relaxation, Kovalam and Varkala are great options. Kumarakom is another peaceful destination for enjoying the backwaters and village scenery.

Some of the best places to include in a Kerala itinerary are:

  • Munnar

  • Alleppey

  • Thekkady

  • Kochi

  • Wayanad

  • Kumarakom

  • Kovalam

  • Varkala

  • Bekal

  • Trivandrum

The ideal destinations depend on the type of holiday you are planning. A well-designed South India with Kerala Tour can combine Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey, while longer Kerala Tours can include beaches, wildlife, heritage and Ayurveda experiences.

Which Kerala destinations would you recommend for a first-time visitor?

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