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Top 10 Visiting Places In Kerala

Top 10 Visiting Places In Kerala

Places In Kerala

Keralan ‘Gods’ Country has a coastline on the Arabian Sea and its Eastern frontier with the majestic Western Ghat, a narrow strip of land that lies along the south-west tip of India. With abundant natural beauty, Kerala is one of India’s most visited tourist places, with its palm-fringed backwater, romantic hill resorts, authentic ayurvedic therapies, and palmaceous beaches. Also classified as “one of the 50 must-see places in a lifetime” in National Geographic Travellers. Many admirable tourist sites in Kerala make your trip unforgettable.

Here are the top 10 locations for a journey of a lifetime in Kerala

1. Munnar

Munnar, with its luxuriant plantations, is the most beautiful hill resort in Kerala and a paradise for nature lovers. In this splendid Mattupetty Lake, you might enjoy a cruise ship trip. In this area, there are also some amazing cascades, trekking roads, lakes, bungalows, and so on that have a charm. The Salim Bird Sanctuary, Anamudi Peak, Rose Garden, Picture Point, and Eravikulam National Park are amongst the most interesting places to visit in Munnar. Among other things.

2. Kochi or Cochin

Kokki is one of the best places to visit in Kerala, popularly known as the ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea.’ The area used to be a popular trade hub for spices and is today one of Kerala’s top tourist resorts. The Jewish Synagogue and Netherlands Palace, Kochi Fort, St. Francis’ Church, and Chinese Fishing Nets are some of the most popular attractions in Kochi.

3. Alleppey or Alappuzha

Alappuzha is formerly known as Alleppey and one of the most popular places to visit in Kerala. Kerala is renowned for its backwater and its lush greenery, and many tourists from around the globe visit the area. Cruising on a houseboat along the Vembanad Lake is a wonderful experience to enjoy in Alappuzha. Mannarasala Snake Temple, Krishnapuram Palace, Champakulam Valia Palli, Ambalappuzha Sri Krsna Temple, the Laccadive Sea, and Chettikulangara Devi Temple are among the must-visit sights in Alleppey. CSI Church Alappuzha is Kerala’s oldest Church.

4. Thekkady

Thekkady, an illustrious wildlife attraction in South India, is one of Kerala’s must-visit attractions. This area contains the famous Periyar national park, where many rare and endangered flora and fauna can be encountered. The Mangala Devi Temple, Cellar Kovil, Murikkady, and Anakkaras can be enjoyed on boat cruises and bamboo rafting.

5. Thiruvananthapuram

Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala, is a well-known attraction applauded for its amazing beauty and brilliant charm. The place offers everything to holidaymakers from natural beauty, beautiful beaches, natural attractions, and religious centers. Among other places of interest are the Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Poovar Island, The Park of Zoo, Napier Art Gallery, and Chowara Beach. The Zoological Park and the Gallery are both places of interest. Moreover, the beach lover would definitely be invigorated by a visit to Kovalam Beach.

6. Kottayam

The high Western Ghats in the Eastern and the Vembanad Lake & paddy field of Kuttanad in the West are some of the favorite tourist destinations in Kerala. Because of its contribution to print media and literature, the city of Kottayam is named “Akshara Nagari.” The site is extremely significant historically and can be seen in complete exhilaration and pomp. The diverse spaces that are newly soaked in the pot are popular.

7. Wayanad

Wayanad is also called ‘the Green Paradise of Kerala’ in the Western Ghat mountains. The mountain resort with its vast expanses of damp mountains, water springs, lush wetlands, wild wilderness, and sparkling lakes is pristine, enchanting and hypnotic and full of natural beauty. Located at an altitude of 700 to 2100 meters above sea level, Wayanad has many historic and cultural attractions that draw visitors from all over the world.

8. Palakkad

Also known as the natural delights, Palakkad lies on Kerala’s eastern part, known as a gateway to Kerala, and is mixed between the cultures of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Palakkad is a center of a tourist attraction with plenty of natural beauty. Palakkad Fort, Malampuzha Dam, Kalpathy Shiva Temple, Parambikulam National Park, and Silent Valley National Park are some of the most popular attractions of Palakkad.

9. Kannur

One of the historical sites is the famous seaside town of Northern Malabar. In this ancient district in Kerala, the European powers in India are celebrated. It houses many enticing sights, making it a major tourist attraction center. Kannur is the center of cultural activities, such as the Youyam Festival, Kottiyoor Festival, and Jagannath Temple Festival, apart from all places of interest.

10. Thrissur

Thrissur is mainly known as the ‘Capital Cultural of India’ for its Pooram festival. The Kerala Kalamandalam, Sahitya Academy, and the Sangeetha Nataka Academy are the venues in Kerala. Thrissur has played a key role since ancient times in South India’s political history with its cultural patrimony and archaeological riches.

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