5 Days Kerala Private Tour Package with Houseboat stay(south india)

2Wayanad:

Cradled in the lap of the Western Ghats, Wayanad truly deserves a top rank in the list

of places to visit in Kerala. Situated at an astounding height of 700-2,100m, this

stunning hill station is all about fantasy, untouched nature, unforgettable moments, and

merriment!

Adding more to Wayanad’s enchanting beauty, visitors can also revisit and unfold

history while visiting this hilly retreat. Yes, the lush and pristine forests in Wayanad are

said to be inhabited more than 3,000 years ago

3Cochin:

Kochi or Cochin is a unique placein God’s Own Country that is perfectly blended with

cultural values and modern ideas! Fondly called the ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’, this

imposing port-city has always been an attraction point since the beginning of history.

A melting point of numerous culture and traditions, Cochin has embraced all the modern

outlook to become one of the most developed metropolis in India. Be it the essence of the

Dutch establishments, British history, Chinese nets, or the traditional spice markets,

Cochin will surely make you fall in love once again

4Munnar:

Yet another gorgeous hill station in the lap of the fascinating Western Ghats, Munnar

needs no introduction. Rising 1,600m above the sea level, a vacation in the beguiling

locales of this hilly retreat is all about the lofty clouds, picturesque mountains, rolling

hills, and a soothing ambience.

Canopied mostly by never-ending tea plantations and lush forests, you simply cannot

miss out Munnar while searching for the best tourist destination in Kerala. Be it during

the summer or the winter, monsoon or the spring, Munnar will always make you crave

for more!

5Kumarakom:

Adorned by the magical charm of the Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom is another beguiling

backwater destination in God’s Own Country. Located within the proximity to Kottayam

city, this is the place where even being lazy is also one of the best things you can do

during your Kerala holidays.

Adorned by the charm of the emerald Vembanad Lake, the evergreen coconut grooves,

breezy rice fields, and lot more, Kumarakom is popular among all the types of visitors.

However, backwater cruise and houseboat stays are the most popular thing to do in this

beautiful tourist destination.

6Kovalam:

If you are a beach goer, and is still assuming none can beat the charm and allurement of

Goa or other popular beach destinations, you must visit Kovalam today! Located along

the coastlines of the charismatic Arabian Sea, this beach town is undoubtedly one of the

best tourist attractions to visit in Kerala.

Located only 16km from Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala, Kovalam is the

home to some of the most picturesque and playful beaches in the country. While in here,

you can stroll around, indulge in beach activities or in other fun-filled activities around

Kovalam Beach, Lighthouse Beach, Hawah Beach, and Samudra Beach.

7Thekkady:

Considering that you want more from your Kerala holidays, you should not miss a trip to

Thekkady, the evergreen abode of God’s Own Country! Strategically located and well-

connected with some of the major Kerala holiday destinations, this is the place that

always wears the green colour of Mother Nature!

The ‘Spice Capital of Kerala’, Thekkady is much popular as the natural abode to

numerous exotic wildlife species. And while talking about wildlife species, the Periyar

National Park in Thekkady will surely behold all your senses with its fascinating range

of dwellers!

8Kollam:

A quaint port-city in God’s Own Country, Kollam has its own charm and appeal.

Enthralled by the turquoise Lakshadweep Sea and caressed by the emerald Ashtamudi

Lake, it is a picture-perfect holiday destination in the list of the most appealing or

enticing tourist places in India’s ‘Backwater Capital’.

While in Kollam, you can feel and experience the indigenous cultures and traditions of

Kerala in the most vivid way. Be it fishing, agriculture, cashew processing, or tourism,

this port-city holds a prominent place among the visitors. For the beach lovers, they can

revel around the Kollam Beach, Tangasseri Beach and Thirumullavaram Beach.

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9Vagamon:

If you are looking for an offbeat, yet captivating holiday experience in Kerala, you must

plan your vacation in Vagamon. One of the most scenic hill stations and least explored

tourist places in Kerala, this retreat in the Idukki district is known for its salubrious

beauty, pleasant climate, and much more.

In addition to leisure travellers, thrill and adventure seekers also make it to Vagamon in

a considerable number. A year-round destination, it is considered as an ideal destination

for adventure activities like paragliding, mountaineering, rock climbing, trekking, and

lot more.

10Kozhikode:

You won’t be wrong if you call this metropolis as the ‘City of Spices’, ‘City of Truth’ or the

‘City of Sculptures’. Well, all these synonyms are hardly enough to describe the aura and

essence of Kozhikode or Calicut! This kaleidoscopic city is much more than a tourist

destination.

Located on the Malabar Coast, Kozhikode or Calicut is esteemed as one of the diverse and

best places to visit in Kerala. Dotted with an array of historical landmarks, tourist spots

and attractions, this wonderful city is also a lively reminiscent of the Dutch and British

eras in India.

11Ashtamudi:

A quaint city in the warm locales of Kollam, Ashtamudi lies on the outer edges of the

alluring Ashtamudi Lake. While a bustling trade centre in the past, it now attracts an

impressive number of visitors form different corners of the globe. Visitors usually throng

Ashtamudi to enjoy its impeccable beauty and treat themselves with the bucolic

ambience of God’s Own Country. While in this pictorial city, you can witness cashew

processing, coir manufacturing plans, traditional fishing, and lot more.

12: Bekal:

Located in the Kasaragod district of Kerala, Bekal is among the most scenic hamlets you

can ever visit while on a Kerala tour. A combined beauty of the mighty Arabian Sea and

lush landscapes, this tiny, yet pictorial village is of utmost historical importance. The

glorious

Bekal Fort testifies this fact vividly.

Serving as a perfect getaway from the concrete life, Bekal enjoys a pleasant climate while

wearing a greener shade throughout the year. If you are yearning for silent, yet joyous

holiday experience in Kerala, Bekal is the ideal hideout for you!

13Guruvayur:

Home to the Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple – fourth largest Hindu temple in India,

Guruvayur has many legends. One of them states that this temple town was chosen by

Lord Krishna to ensconce His Dwarka temple. On the wish of the Lord, Vayu Deva along

with Brhaspati reinstated Lord Krishna’s statue in the sacred Guruvayur Temple. Today,

a large number of devotees visit this holy temple on a daily basis.

The venue ground for festivals like Guruvayur Ekadasi and ChembaiSangeetholsavam,

Guruvayur is also known for its magnificent charm and appeal. A sought-after

destination among the seclusion lovers, it is still resonates the untouched beauty of God’s

Own Country.

14Idukki:

A gem in the lap of the mighty Western Ghats, Idukki boasts of being one of the

evergreen and pristine districts in Kerala. Canopied by lush vegetation, this part of

‘India’s Backwater Capital’ has a unique charm and attracts visitors from almost all the

corners of the globe.

Home to numerous natural marvels, lofty peaks like Anamudi and others, captivating

sanctuaries, and spice gardens, this surreal part of Kerala is a must for every nature

lovers. To note here, many of the popular Kerala tourist destinations like Munnar,

Vagamon, Ramakkalmedu, Marayur, and Thekkady are located within this district.

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15Kannur:

Also known as ‘The Crown of Kerala’, Kannur is a true treat to the visitors’ eyes!

Bordered by the fascinating beauty of the Western Ghats, adorned with the alluring

strokes of the Arabian Sea, and decked with the bucolic charm of an evergreen outlook,

this beach town in the Malabar Coast is among the most beautiful places to visit in Kerala.

Whether you are a nature lover, beach goer, history buff, culture fan, thrill seeker, or a

casual backpacker, you would surely fall in love with the untouched beauty of Kannur

. Also, not to forget here, this city is the home to Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach, the

only drive-in beach in India.

16Kasargod:

A quaint town that showcases a diverse of biodiversity, a prismatic destination is dotted

with an array of tourist attractions, and a home away from home for the visitors,

Kasaragod is a swaying beauty in Kerala’s tourism map. Steeped with glorious past, this

balmy town also serves a home to a range of loft peaks, stunning beaches, historic

marvels, natural treasure, and much more.

While on a trip God’s Own Country and searching for places to visit in Kerala, you must

plan a trip to Kasaragod. Whether on a honeymoon trip, nature tour, backpacking quest

, or any other, this scenic town will keep you amazed with its kaleidoscopic and

admirable beauty!

17Kavvayi Backwaters:

While searching for places to visit in Kerala, you may find a number of backwater

destination. However, if you are yearning the most surreal or enchanting backwater

experience, Kavvayi Backwaters is the one for you! Flowing with all its beauty and grace

Payyanur in the Kannur district of Kerala, this patch of backwater has a unique appeal

that can infect the visitors within just a wink!

Fringed with lush greeneries, Kavvayi Backwaters serves as an ideal honeymoon and

family vacation destination in the entire of Kerala. Visit this pictorial abode anytime of

the year, and its heart-warming beauty and charm will surely hold you captive!

18Kizhunna Beach:

One of the most promising, yet offbeat beaches in Kerala, the Kizhunna Beach is located in the coastal town Kannur in God’s Own Country. Often called the ‘KizhunnaEzhara Beach’ due to its proximity with the Ezhara Beach, this picturesque retreat can be make any beach goer crave for more!

Adding more to its untouched beauty, the Kizhunna Beach in Kerala enjoys a favourable climate almost throughout the year. Owing to this, it receives an ample of beach lovers from across the globe.

19Kuttanad:

Fondly called as the ‘Rice Bowl of Kerala’, Kuttanad is truly a poetry in motion! Gracious,

tranquil, evergreen, and still untouched by the outer world, this magnificent tourist

destination in God’s Own Country is fringed with captivating groves of coconut trees,

and is interconnected with a bucolic network of canal. This makes Kuttanad a place to

behold among the visitors.

While the intrinsic network of canals add more to the beauty and charm of Kuttanad, its

evergreen swaying paddy fields make it truly irresistible for the visitors. Also, the rustic

and traditional way of living that still persists in this piece of heaven will surely make

you feel and live the true colours of Kerala.

20Malampuzha:

India’s ‘Spice Capital’ is all about lush greeneries and heart-warming ambience, hence

the name “God’s Own Country’! And while in Malampuzha, located in the Palakkad

district, you can feel the true essence of Keralaand its bountiful nature.

Mostly covered by evergreen vegetation, this part of the state is a picture-perfect display

of how we should co-exist with Mother Nature. Malampuzha’s undulating beauty and

tranquillity makes it a must to visit place in the entire region of Southern India.