10 Must-Visit Tourist Destinations in Kerala
Kerala has long been a hidden tropical gem for travelers and has become a prominent tourist destination in India in the past couple of decades. Called ‘God’s own country’, the land is truly gifted by nature with its diversity of landscape that includes serene beaches, hill stations, and picturesque backwaters. It has also gained a reputation for medical tourism with increasing interest across the world in Ayurveda therapies and wellness retreats.
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Kerala has a big coastline suitable for ports and harbors and has been an important maritime region for the Indian peninsula throughout centuries. It possibly had trading links with ancient civilizations like Greek, Babylonians, Egyptians, Romans, Arabs, and Jews and continues to have important ports in modern times as well. A combination of a balanced climate with ample rainfall makes it perfect for growing spices and medicinal herbs.
There are many places to visit in Kerala, but some destinations that must not be missed are
- Alleppey
Also known as Alappuzha, Alleppey is famous for its backwaters, beautiful canals and paddy fields. A stay in a backwater-houseboat for one night is a must-do even if you are on a short visit to Kerala. Most Kerala tour packages include this as a mandatory part of their itinerary. You can enjoy a serene view of the small villages as your houseboat passes through the canals and close the day with a dinner of Kerala specialities cooked by your on-boat chef.
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- Thekkady
Situated near the Periyar National Park, Thekkady is your best chance to see the Kerala elephants in action. The place, even though busting with tourists, still maintains thick forests and is home to wildlife such as Elephants, Sambar deer, Tigers, Gaurs, and Nilgiri langurs. Thekkady Lake is an artificial lake formed due to the dam built on the Periyar river and is a popular spot for wildlife to drink water. Boat rides across Thekkady lake will give you a different perspective to see this wildlife.
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