Kerala, a state on India's tropical Malabar Coast, is known for its palm-lined beaches, backwaters, and a culture that's over 3000 years old.
Home to a large artificial lake and diverse wildlife, including elephants and tigers.
A stunning waterfall surrounded by lush greenery and part of the Chalakudy River.
A historic district with remnants of the colonial past, including the famous Chinese fishing nets.
The largest archaeological museum in Kerala, housing artifacts from the Kerala history.
A protected area offering trekking trails, wildlife spotting, and beautiful views.
A beautiful palace turned hotel, offering family-friendly accommodations and activities.
A grand palace complex with beautiful architecture, museums, and gardens for family exploration.
A historic fort with beautiful views of the Arabian Sea, now a popular tourist spot.
The largest lake in Kerala, offering serene backwater cruises and houseboat stays.
A 16th-century palace known for its intricate architecture and beautiful murals.
A historic fort built by the Portuguese, now a popular tourist spot with beautiful views.
Offers a mix of traditional Kerala dishes and South Indian cuisine, with a focus on seafood.
A historic fort with beautiful architecture, elephant rides, and light and sound shows.
A UNESCO World Heritage site with unique astronomical instruments, perfect for curious minds.
