The Chinar Reserve is a wildlife reserve located about 60 kilometers from Munnar, in the Idukki area of Kerala. The reserve presen …
Periyar National Reserve is located in the vicinity of the town of Kerala. It is considered the largest in South India. Here you c …
Kuramarakom Bird Reserve is one of the first in Kerala. It will appeal to both bird lovers and just want to have a good time in th …
Eravikulam National Park, located in Kerala, covers an area of about 97 square kilometers. Within the park is Mount Anamoudi (Elep …
Kerala is a state located on the Malabar coast of India with an area of 38,863 square kilometers and a population of 33.4 million …
The Periyar Tiger Reserve is located in the Indian state of Kerala. The reserve covers an area of 925 square kilometers and is one …
Krishna Temple is the most revered, rich and popular temple in South India. It is located in the city of Guruvayur. Krishna Tem …
Vishnu Padmanabhaswami Temple is a popular Hindu temple dedicated to the god Vishnu. It is one of the 108 sacred temples called di …
Ganesha, he's honored here. The black Hindu temples I first saw in Trivandrum. It is located on the main street of M. Gandhi, near …
Lake Wembanad is the longest lake in India, which is located in the state of Kerala. The lake is divided into several parts due …
The Lakshadweep Islands are a paradise in the Arabian Sea for those who decided to take a break from the bustle of the city, away …
Wellington Island is part of the city of Kochi, which is part of Kerala, India. Most of the island was created artificially by ext …
Lake Perjar in Kerala is an artificially created reservoir around which the unique Perjar Reserve, the largest in South India, str …
Varkala is snow-white serene beaches, as well as yoga and massage courses and Ayurvedic treatments. There are hotels of different …
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Kerala is a sunny and green state on the Malabar coast of India with a rich history, spice aroma and unique culture. Its landscape combines moist tropical forests, endless mangrove swamps and cozy shores of the Arabian Sea. The atmosphere of Kerala is warm and relaxed: people come here for nature, spiritual practices and leisurely walks along water channels.
The man-made sights of Kerala are astoundingly diverse: sacred temples such as the temple of Krishna in Guruvayur and the temple of Vishnu Padmanabhaswami in Trivandrum hold ancient rituals and architectural treasures. Traces of trade eras and maritime traditions can be seen in cities and islands - Wellington Island near Kochi and coastal berths with a lighthouse near Lighthouse Beach in Kovalam create a kind of historical entourage. The black Hindu temples of Ganesha in Trivandrum and the monastery complexes attract not only believers, but also those who are interested in culture and architecture.
Natural gems of the state are national parks and reserves: Periyar and its lake with rich fauna, Eravikulam with rare mountain species, Chinar with untouched forests and Kumarak bird reserve, where hundreds of species live among mangroves. Lake Vembanad – the longest in India – together with the beaches of Varkala and Kovalam offers quiet coves, yoga and Ayurveda. The Lakshadweep Islands and the Butterfly Garden complement the natural beauty of Kerala, where dolphins, birds and the nightlife of the jungle can be seen.
On our site, all these attractions are collected on an interactive map: you can see the location of reserves, temples, beaches and islands, read brief descriptions and reviews, and build your own route. The routing feature will help you quickly estimate the travel time between points and make a convenient plan - ideal for those who want to understand what to see and how to better plan the day.
You can walk around Kerala on your own, enjoying leisurely walks along the embankments and trails of national parks, or use the services of local guides. Excursions from professionals reveal the history of temples, help to notice rare birds and animals, as well as get acquainted with Ayurvedic traditions and local cuisine - guides make the trip lively and informative.
Come to Kerala to smell the spices, see the stunning sunsets over Wembanad and hear the noise of the rainforest. Discover attractions, plan routes and go to meet new experiences - Kerala is ready to give you a lot of discoveries and warm memories.
