Backwater houseboats, spice-scented hill plantations and Ayurvedic wellness by the sea.
Kerala occupies a narrow strip between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, laced along the coast by a network of lagoons, canals and backwaters navigated by traditional houseboats. Inland, the Ghats rise into the tea and spice plantations of Munnar and Thekkady, home to elephants and, at higher elevations, cool mist-covered hills. Kerala is also India's home of Ayurveda, with wellness retreats found across the state.
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Cooler, drier weather ideal for backwaters, beaches and hill travel.
Hot and humid, though hill areas like Munnar remain pleasant.
Monsoon season — considered the traditional time for Ayurvedic treatments, when the humidity is said to aid absorption.
Starting points for your clients — every route can be tailored on length, pace and hotel category.
Fort Kochi's colonial quarter, an overnight houseboat cruise through the backwaters, and beach time at Kovalam.
Adds Munnar's tea hills and a multi-day Ayurvedic wellness retreat by the coast.
Tea plantation walks in Munnar and a spice-plantation and wildlife-sanctuary visit in Thekkady.
The complete Kerala experience: hills, backwaters, wildlife and beach, at an unhurried pace.
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