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Kerala : Top Tourist Attractions In God’s Own Country ‘Kerala’ That You Must Visit

God’s Own Country

Lush green tea plantations, serene winding backwaters and spice plantations are a few features that define ‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala as one of the most popular tourist destinations in India.

Popular as ‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala is a haven for travelers who come here to unwind in the salubrious climes, away from the concrete jungle. In a state where the topography ranges from cool hills to balmy sea beaches, Kerala is a sight for sore eyes.

Must Visit God’s Own Country’ Kerala

Here is a list of places which are a ‘must-see’ for all those visiting this tropical paradise.

Alleppey

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Alleppey or Alappuzha is best known for the world-renowned backwaters of ‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala. The backwaters are a network of brackish canals, rivers, and lakes that weave through half of the state of Kerala. One can cruise down the backwaters while enjoying the unique feel of the Kettuvallams or houseboats which provide amenities including a taste of typical Kerala cuisine.

How to get there: The Cochin International Airport, located at a distance of 75 kilometers is the nearest airport to Alleppey. The airport is well-connected to major cities in India as well as abroad.

Where to stay: For a luxurious experience, you could rent a houseboat such as The Tharangini House Boat, JCT House boat or Cosy Houseboats available for 6,500 INR/Per night* and above.

Kochi

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Kochi is the social and monetary capital of Kerala. It is a popular tourist destination that draws people from all over the world. From Chinese fishing nets to extraordinary flavor developments, there’s a ton to gaze upon in Kochi. This city is a mixture of different societies which try to persevere through even till date. There’s an unexpected in each side of Kochi, simply ready to be found.

How to get there: There are direct flights to Kochi from major cities all across India and the world. From the airport, the main city centre is about 29 kilometers away.

Where to stay: The Trident, Le Colonial Neemrana and Neemrana’s Tower house are available at 3000-10,000 INR/Per night*.

Munnar

Munnar is regarded as one of Kerala’s most stunning tourist destinations. Arranged on the Western Ghats, Munnar is clearly one of the greatest makers of tea on the Indian subcontinent. The perspective on undulating slopes as the touch the mists in Munnar restores your psyche and soul.

How to get there: The nearest airport is the Cochin International Airport, which is 110 kilometers away by road. From Cochin, you can hire a cab to get to Munnar.  There are state-run or private buses, plying from various towns in Kerala and Tamil Nadu which are the best way to get to Munnar by road.

Where to stay: Misty Mountain Resorts, Munnar Terrace Greens and Fort Munnar provide rooms at 3000-5000 INR/Per night*.

Wayanad

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One of the prime hill stations in the south, Wayanad boasts of the production of tea, coffee, cardamom, pepper and other spices. The region is populated with many natural marvels such as waterfalls, caves, lakes, and dams and you are bound to enjoy the cool weather of Wayanad.

How to get there: The closest airport is the Calicut International Airport, which is 87 km away from Wayanad

Where to stay: Vyithiri Village, Upavan Resort, The Woods Wayanad, and Wayanad Silver Woods Resort are hotels which are available at 2500-6500 INR/Per night* and they ensure you have a comfortable stay in ‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala

Kozhikode

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Kozhikode is also considered as the ‘City of Spices’ as it a major trading port of eastern spices.

Perhaps that is why Kozhikode is dubbed the ‘City of Sculptures’

How to get there: Kozhikode is connected to all major airports in the world.  The railway station of Kozhikode is well-connected to other cities of India.

Where to stay: Renai Kappad Beach Resort, The Taviz Resort and Spa and Park Residency at Ramanattukara are hotels available within 1400-4000 INR/per night*

‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala is one of India’s most popular tourist destinations because of its lush green tea plantations, tranquil backwaters, and spice plantations. Kerala, also known as “God’s Own Country,” is a haven for tourists looking to relax in the pleasant climate.

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