Idukki FamilyMunnar
Kerala's most famous hill station, wrapped in endless tea estates, misty peaks and cool mountain air.
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Idukki FamilyKerala's most famous hill station, wrapped in endless tea estates, misty peaks and cool mountain air.
Alappuzha FamilyThe 'Venice of the East' and heart of Kerala's houseboat cruises through an intricate web of canals and lagoons.
Ernakulam FamilyA weathered colonial quarter of Chinese fishing nets, cafes, galleries and Indo-European architecture.
A misty plateau of spice gardens, waterfalls, caves and wildlife spread across the Western Ghats.
Kerala's largest waterfall, a thundering curtain often called the 'Niagara of India', framed by rainforest.
Dramatic red laterite cliffs overlooking Papanasam beach, lined with clifftop cafes and a sacred shoreline.
Kottayam FamilyA cluster of islands on Vembanad Lake with a renowned bird sanctuary and premium backwater resorts.
Thiruvananthapuram FamilyA crescent of three adjoining beaches known for the iconic Lighthouse Beach, calm swimming coves and Ayurveda resorts.
Gateway to the Periyar Tiger Reserve, offering lake boat safaris, spice plantations and forest walks.
Thiruvananthapuram FamilyOne of India's most revered Vishnu temples, famed for its Dravidian architecture and strict dress code.
Kerala's cosmopolitan port city blending malls, marine drive promenades, arts biennale venues and cuisine.
Kasaragod FamilyKerala's largest fort, a keyhole-shaped laterite bastion set dramatically beside the sea.
Ernakulam FamilyHistoric trading district home to the Dutch Palace, Jew Town, Paradesi Synagogue and antique markets.
Rolling meadows, pine forests and tea slopes straddling the Kottayam–Idukki highlands, popular for paragliding.
Thrissur FamilyKerala's cultural capital, centred on the Vadakkunnathan Temple and famed for the grand Thrissur Pooram festival.
Alappuzha FamilyA laid-back fishing-village beach of soft sand and coconut groves, ideal for unhurried coastal stays.
Ernakulam FamilyA long golden beach on Vypin Island where the sea and backwaters run side by side.
Prehistoric caves with Neolithic petroglyphs, reached by a steep but rewarding trek.
Kollam FamilyA palm-fringed backwater lake with eight arms, gateway to quieter houseboat cruises away from the crowds.
India's largest earthen dam, set among islands and hills with speedboat rides and viewpoints.
A cool hill station reached by a winding hairpin road, with tea slopes, meadows and gentle trekking trails.
Kozhikode FamilyA historic city beach with an old lighthouse and pier, best enjoyed at sunset with local snacks.
A remote forest eco-tourism spot within the Periyar belt, known for birding, jeep safaris and lake canoeing.
Home to the world's largest bird sculpture, with a cable car, adventure zone and hilltop views.
A three-tiered waterfall in dense forest, popular for its natural pool and rappelling.
A pristine tropical rainforest national park, one of the last undisturbed ecosystems in the Western Ghats.
Alappuzha FamilyA rare region of farming below sea level, with paddy fields, waterways and slow village life.
Kannur FamilyIndia's longest drive-in beach, a firm 4 km stretch where you can drive alongside the waves.
Kerala's largest reservoir with landscaped gardens, a ropeway, boating and the famous Yakshi sculpture.
Kannur FamilyA 15th-century Portuguese sea fort of laterite overlooking the Arabian Sea and Mappila Bay.
India's first planned eco-tourism destination, set around a dam with trails, a leisure zone and a deer park.
Kannur FamilyA riverside shrine famed for near-daily performances of Theyyam, North Kerala's vivid ritual art form.
A quiet range of orange, coffee and tea plantations with sweeping valley viewpoints.
Kozhikode FamilyThe quiet beach where Vasco da Gama first landed in India in 1498, marked by a commemorative monument.
Known for natural sandalwood forests, prehistoric dolmens and Kerala's only jaggery-making belt.
A cool, orchard-filled highland village growing apples, oranges and strawberries, often called 'Kashmir of Kerala'.
Home to the world's oldest teak plantation and lush riverside forests along the Chaliyar.
A forest town famous for its historic elephant training centre and riverside greenery.
KasaragodGrassland-and-shola hills often called the 'Ooty of Kerala', laced with quiet trekking routes.
A landscaped hillock overlooking Malappuram town, with an amphitheatre, gardens and city views.