Things to do in Kerala for the first time visitors!

Kerala, a state on the Malabar coast in southern India is probably one of the most popular Indian tourist destinations. It has been popular among tourists - couples, families & backpackers alike for the longest time - perhaps because geographically it is the complete travel package - It has everything from serene beaches to scenic hills, from tea & spice plantations to dense forests & calm backwaters. Apart from scenic beauty, it is popular for Ayurvedic treatments, classical dances - Kathakali & Mohiniattam, Kalaripayattu & of course, its delicious cuisine.

To celebrate their wedding anniversary, Roshni and Vikram traveled to Kerala for a week. This is Part I of their story in Roshni's own words. Over to her now :)

Update: Read Part 2 here Kerala Tips for Couples!

The legendary tea gardens of Munnar...

Planning our trip

Planning a trip can get overwhelming, from narrowing down to the place to selecting what to see & do, to all the bookings. Having received mixed reviews from friends & acquaintances, when Vikram & I were planing a holiday, we turned to lonely planet, trip advisor & many travel blogs.

Weve had Kerala on our bucket list for the longest time, Not wanting to miss out on anything, we planned a tight 9 days trip covering Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady, Allepy & Poovar, planning to stay in each place 2 days & in Poovar for a day

Kerala itinerary for couples
Kerala travel itinerary

TripAdvisor became my planing bible & I stalked Cleartrip, Yatra.com & Goibibo for best prices, I ended up booking hotels & flights from a combination of the sites.

In the first of the two series guide, we will be sharing our experiences from two major tourist attractions - Kochi and Munnar.

Kochi 

Kochi, the largest city in Kerala, has historically been an important port city right from the 14th century - colonised by the Portuguese, Dutch & British at different times in history, the city still preserves an intriguing mix of architecture from its varying colonial past. Ernakulam is the citys  cosmopolitan part where as Fort Kochi is the tourist hub.

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Checking out the map...
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Elephants on Kochi streets

We chose to stay in fort Kochi area which is almost 40 Kms from the airport, luckily there are hourly AC buses from airport to fort Kochi.

The fort Kochi area has it own quaint charm, It is buzzing with tourists, but each at their own pace - this part of the city has a homestay in every corner! We chose to discover this area on foot since all the places we wanted to see were close to each other.

We first walked to the Chinese fishing nets - Iconic to Kochi, these cantilevered fishing nets are said to be in use since 500 years! these are fixed land installations & each of them is about 10M high operated by a team of 5-6 fishermen. If you wait around, you might get to watch them in use!

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Chinese Fishing nets
We wanted to visit the folklore museum but being shut on Sunday, instead we walked on; stopping from time to time taking pictures of interesting street art - we also visited David hall & OED galleries on the way. Do stop by if you are an art lover, I had an interesting conversation with Mr. Dilip, who spent time with us & showed us the gallerys diverse contemporary art collection, you can also check the gallery website if the current exhibition is of interest to you before going there (galleryoed.com).

Mattancherry is known for spice markets, we visited a local spice store called All spices market & were in awe of the variety of spices,oils,teas & coffees & felt like a kid in a candy store! I even bought chocolate tea! (which I dont recommend!). Some of the street stores also sell spices, herbs, soaps & oils.The Mattancherry (Dutch) palace museum is definitely worth a visit. The Murals in the bedchamber part of the palace depict scenes from the Ramayana. It is said to cover an episode from the epic in 48 paintings. Another part of the museum documents the portraits & lifestyles of the rajas of Cochin. One can also find a few items of furniture gifted to the rajas from the Portuguese. The museum captures a small part of Kochis Traditional, Portuguese & Dutch history.

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An interesting building on the way to Mattancherry
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All Spices market
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Antique Store at Mattancherry

Jew street has some very interesting antiques & gifting items, once can find painted cow heads, little house boats & hand made soaps everywhere. Many antiques sold here are not traditionally from Kerala though, I was surprised to find many shops selling handicrafts from Kashmir & Rajasthan not just here but at most tourist attractions in Kerala. The Jewish or Pardesi synagogue is a highlight of this area. This entire area preserves parts of its Jewish heritage. One can also purchase lace & needle work pieces like table runners & matts locally made by the residents of the area.

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The Pardesi Synagogue from outside
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Shops at Jew Street

Kochi also has some interesting Churches, here one finds a unique blend of European architecture (introduced by the Portuguese, Dutch & British respectively) & Kerala architecture in terms of motifs, mural painting or wood carving & there isnt a standard layout for these churches either. I found the churches of St Francis & Santa cruz basilica particularly interesting.

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Our Lady of Hope Church
At night  we ventured out to princess street - it is a great place to shop & eat! It rained that evening & being unprepared, we were drenched (it often rains in Kochi, be sure to carry your umbrella when you visit!) One can see pretty houses with flowers on their windowsills & more street art across this area. We ate at Kashi cafe (& art gallery - another recommendation if you are an art buff like us!) Every cafe we visited in the city had great cold coffee & homemade cake.

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It rains often in Kochi...
 
If you enjoy seafood, Kochi has some pretty great restaurants & cafes - My favourites are Fort house restaurant without a doubt as it  had the best food we had in the entire trip; evenings are the best time to visit since it has a great view as well. Kashi cafe (Art & food) & Oceanos (seafood) If you like Art & Seafood - I bet youll like Kochi as much as I did!

Here's another article to know more about Fort Kochi: India. Fort Cochin, Kerala

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Fort House Restaurant
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Lunch at Fort House restaurant

Munnar

Munnar is a Hill-station on the foothills of the western ghats, One of the most sought after tourist spots of Kerala owing to its scenic beauty - lush carpeted plantations of tea & spices around its hills. It is also the largest tea growing region of the south.

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Tea Gardens at Munnar
We took only AC KSRTC  volvo bus from Kochi to Munnar, Starting from Ernakulam bus depot at 9AM. The journey was scenic but nearly 5 hours long! and all through the way, our bus driver played 90s Bollywood music! So our playlist comprised of - songs from Raja Hindustani, Ashiquie, Darr & other nineties hits! quite a nostalgic journey if you ask me!

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View from the bus
I found taxis quite expensive in Munnar & realised the need to bargain (luckily, I had Vikram for this!) Kerala is hot during February, & as I found out much later, its not the best time to visit Munnar - the waterfalls start to dry up & the wildlife sanctuaries are shut due to breeding season (Eravikulam national park was shut) so we werent able to do any wildlife activities! 

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An old rope bridge
Though Scenic, with large properties, resorts in Munnar are far away from the market & tourist spots, we had to plan our entire day well before leaving the hotel. While we were not able to make it to all the places on our list - My favourite was the Kanan Devan Tea factory & museum. Vikram & I have become green tea converts with this trip & ended up buying a lot of tea from the factory store (make sure you carry a big bag here ;) )

One of the things I enjoyed most in Munnar, was stopping on the way & walking through tea gardens, there are many many scenic places to discover by chance & If you are lucky, youll get to see tea pickers in action!

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A rock and tea plantations
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Walking through tea gardens
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Vikram picking tea :)
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Tea picker Jothy...

The Mattupetty dam was extremely scenic! beautiful, calm & serene. Though it was quite sunny around 4pm, (the Kerala sun is quite harsh, during the day & it gets hot by 9 am! dont leave your hotel without a hat & sunglasses & carry appropriate sunscreen). Boating at Mattupetty dam is one of the main attractions here.This whole stretch is scenic, one can walk around, boat or even shop for home made chocolates in the stretch of stalls by the lake. 

A completely commercialised tourist spot now - it has all the street food one would expect corn, coconut water,peanuts, snack stalls & even Passion fruit vendors! One can club visiting Mattupetty dam with Top station as both these are only a few kilometres apart. On the way back, our cab driver stopped by many places, claiming that these were Shooting points or points where some Bollywood film shooting has taken place. although truth be told all of it was equally scenic!

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Mattupetty Dam

We also chose to visit spice plantations in Thekkady Instead of Munnar.

I didnt enjoy the food in Munnar all that much. I also surprisingly found the coffee & tea very mild & milky here. Munnar was not my favourite of the Kerala trip for sure, but I do plan to come again in the monsoon or winter to visit all the places Ive missed out on!

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Roshni and Vikram are my close friends and almost like family members. This is their story from a recent trip to Kerala. Stay tuned for Part II of the story :)

Do you also have an interesting story to share from your town/ city? Something unusual that not many people may know about? Write to me and perhaps you could be published next here :)

Comments

  1. Interesting and very nice places. Beautiful pictures. It is a pity that so far from Poland.

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  2. Nice post on Kerala! Waiting to read part 2 :)

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  3. Beautiful photos and post :) Thanks.

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  4. Very interesting and lively narration and beautiful pictures too! Will wait for part 2 ☺

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  5. Very interesting and lively narration and beautiful pictures too! Will wait for part 2 ☺

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  6. I want know, what will tej say about my land :)

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  7. Nice pics especially the night shot in the rain.
    It is sad to say that the activity on the Chinese net is slowly dwindling.

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  8. include other places like alleppey,poovar etc

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  9. Alappuzha, Andhakaranazhy beach all are really wonderful options too...

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  10. love to visit in Kerala.
    if i got a chance to go on tour, i love to go to Kerala.

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  11. Kovalam beaches and the beach resort are a must visit when traveling to Kerala. A bit pricey but you will love it.

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  12. You do know that elephant-riding is a barbaric tourist industry and should not be promoted by any travel blogger?

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  13. Kerala is is destination where one can find almost everything to spend a vacation and alot to do like:
    Backwater Cruise
    Bamboo Rafting
    Plantation Visits
    Cultural Fiesta
    Village Tours
    Beach Experience
    Wildlife Safari

    Also there are number of places for every activity to choose from. God's own country really relaxes the mind, body and soul..

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  14. I went through your post and I find very interesting to know all the facts and beauty of Kerala. Tea gardens, waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries, cuisines (basically seafood), and glimpse of European architecture are the foremost things to do in Kerala.

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  15. Hi Sid,

    I had written an article on one of the travails that North Indians have to cope with in Kerala. You may find it an interesting read.
    I was in the Navy for forty years. Hence the references to the Indian Navy. Here's a dropbox link

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/3thncconbldlsqt/Tongue-tied%20in%20God%27s%20Own%20Country.pdf?dl=0

    Ganesh Mahadevan, gmnavy9@gmail.com

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  16. Hello Guys..
    Nice blog.. Good job.. Thank you so much for the information. It’s a great post…I love travelling and want to travel all over the world. Explore new places, adventurous things and many more. And photographs are just amazing. Keep writing !!!

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  17. Alleppey is among the most popular tourist destination in Kerala.. The specialty of Alleppey is Alleppey houseboats and amazing houseboat cruise through backwaters.. It creates a unique experience in our Kerala tour packages.. And the Water sprite tours help us to create a great memories in Alleppey backwaters with wonderful houseboat cruise and pleasant home stay.. In my experience, it is one of the best tours in Alleppey and they are very responsible to fulfill their client needs with the amazing offer for all types of houseboats and home stays.. So, without doubt I can say that the watersprite tours awaken us to a different world… Thank you the team.. for giving best experience in Alleppey…!!

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    1. Hi Jinumol,
      If you wish to explore Kerala somedays you can check out Godwin holidays for all sorts of travel assistance and guidance!!

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  18. THANKS TO SHARE SUCH A GREAT BLOG WITH US, ITS A AMAZING POST. KERALA IS THE BEST TOURIST PLACE IN INDIA. MOST POPULAR THINGS IN KERALA ARE TEA GARDENS, WATERFALLS, WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES.

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  19. Interesting. Will be glad to hear more from you !

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  20. are there severe language issues while interaction in kerela or English works well?

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    1. English works most of the times...you won't struggle :)

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  21. Interesting read. Visiting Kerala during Monsoon could be better.

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  22. Alleppey houseboats create a unique relaxing experience in your Kerala tour packages. The main aim of Alleppey Houseboat tour is to create great memories, magic, tradition, romance, blessing of an intimate and enjoy the precious moment together. If you wish to enjoy a beautiful day in Kerala, Alleppey houseboats are the better option.

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  23. Fabulous! Covered everything with beautiful pics

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  24. am so glad you enjoyed the trip to our state :) . with the utmost respect , may i please bring your attention to the plight of the kerala elephants - paraded both in temples and also used for tourist rides. they are starved , beaten , blinded and tortured everyday. for their sake , please do not encourage elephant rides. with demand comes money comes supply - and with that illegal capturing and torture .

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  25. Thanks, admin. Such nice blogs. If you are a nature lover then Kerala is the best places to visit. Kerala is one of the most prosperous, and the natives of Kerala are the most humble and generous people of all Indians. People of Kerala are popularly known as Malayalees or Keralites. Malayalees take deep pride in their culture and traditions. There are some places that you must have to visit such as in
    Munnar - Eravikulam National Park, Indo Swiss Dairy Farm, Chinnar Wild Life Sanctuary
    Alleppey - Statue Of Karumadikuttan, Mannarasala Sri Nagaraja Temple, Revi Karuna Karan
    (RKK) Memorial Museum and so on.

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  26. Hi
    nice information about Kerala. I am planning to visit kerala and i think this article help me lot. thanks for shearing it with us .

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  27. You didn't post much information regarding the hotels they stayed. I would suggest to all who plan a vacation in Kerala, its going to be monsoon soon and hence many people are searching for monsoon tour packages. Better to have 3 nights stay at Munnar as that's one place where one can enjoy the real beauty of monsoon. Try to avoid overnight stay on houseboats and go for a day ride for 4 to 5hrs.

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  28. Thanks for the post, I am planning a visit to Kerala in August, as a traveler, this post is very informative for me

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  29. Nice post. Thanks for the information. I am planning to visit South India next month. This post will help me to exploring the beautiful place like Kerala. As a traveller this is very informative for me.

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    1. nice one.... Ayurvedic retreat in Kerala heartily welcomes you to indulge yourself in the bountiful, calm, peaceful locale of Thekkady of Kerala, the God’s Own Country, to restore your body, mind and soul, the natural way.

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  30. Really so awesome Blog and Beautiful collection of Images you Show Here.

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  31. Great Post!! Kerala is really an amazing place to visit during holidays.

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  32. Kochi is one of my favorite place too. .:)

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  33. kerala is best tourist destination and thanks for sharing this information

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  35. Woww such a nice post about Kerala. Goof to read and see the pictures all about Kerala. Thank you for sharing.

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  38. Great travel Guide and Kerala is an amazing tourist place to visit in India, there are many good places in Kerala to have adventures experience of travelling and to travel around the good places tourists are advised to travel with the professional travel agency to make the tour memorable. Arabian Time Travel Tourism Reviews is one of the best travel agency ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVa-NE2u-OA ), tourists had a good trip with Arabian Time Travel Tourism Reviews.

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  39. This is all thing about A rock and tea plantations, Kerala . Kerala is a beautiful place . its neat and delightful place. its environment is quite. there lots of place for visitor to see the Kerala beauti. thanks for sharing this useful information . I liked it.

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  40. Kerala is a very beautiful place, situated in a very beautiful natural location. The tourists who love enjoying in beaches and resorts should definitely visit this place. There are many places in Kerala which is visited by many tourists. Know more regarding traveling in Kerala here https://10tips.in/category/travel/travel-india/kerala/.

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  41. Its so nice to hear about the goodness of Kerala. It was very interesting .And i also have one post similar to this.I’m sharing here: http://www.keralapackage.org/kerala-tourism-packages

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  42. Hi admin !!
    Thanks for such a lovely post. I am a travel lover person. Last year, I traveled to North India tour and I had a great experience with it. But, now after reading your post, I am very much exciting to take a South India tour also. And yes, thanks for giving me the idea of such beautiful places. It would help me to make my plan easily.

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  44. The way you wrote everything that's so good. Thanks for sharing this with us

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  45. Thanks for the wonderful post. Keep up the good work. Munnar is the ultimate destination for all the leisure seekers, travel enthusiasts, honeymooners and adventurists. You can find one of the best luxury hotels in Munnar, by visiting their website at http://www.ragamayamunnar.com/.

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    We went across four states of india(Goa, Kerala, karnataka, Tamil Nadu) covering 2200 KM for Six days.
    The place that we have selected was in south india and more specifically was in kerala ("Gods on Country").
    Places that we travelled and explored on our way was kannur, Alleppey, Munnar, Ooty and few wildlife sanctuary on our way.
    We started our road trip from Goa.
    Day 1:
    Goa to Kannur:- 495 KM
    Place Visited: Beautifull National Highway 66 , Snehatheeram Beach.
    Day 2:
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    Places Visited: Alleppey Backwaters, Alleppey Houseboat, Alleppey LightHouse, Alappuzha Beach, Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.
    Day 3:
    Alleppey to Munnar:- 215 KM
    Places Visited: Tea Garden,Rose Garden, View Point, Honey Bee Tree, Echo Point, Few Waterfalls.
    Day 4:
    Munnar to Ooty:- 267 KM
    Places Visited: Eravikulam nationl park, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, Anamalai Tiger Reserve, Coonor.
    Day 5:
    Ooty to Goa:-850 KM
    Place Visited: Tourist spots, Mudumalai National Park, Bandipur National Park.
    Vehicle: Toyota fortuner
    Stay: Airbnb Bungalow
    Camera: iPhone 6s Plus
    You can watch all this places in our video, Do check It: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCr8-eKg_1s

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  47. Nice article. We really liked Kochi. Great food and laidback vibes. The synagogue (that you mentioned has very interesting and one of a kind history behind it. Here´s a quick video that we used to capture the kerala vibe. Hope you like it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaRDj8icOuM&feature=youtu.be

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  48. Great travel blog and Munnar is one of the top tourist destination to tour and have holidays and to travel around the place tourists has to know all about the places they are visiting, to travel and have good accommodation in Munnar tourists are advised to travel with the professional travel agency to make the tour memorable. Arabian Time Travel Tourism Reviews is one of the best travel agency ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVa-NE2u-OA ), tourists had a good trip with Arabian Time Travel Tourism Reviews.

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  49. Wonderful travel blog and Kerala is one of the top tourist destination in India to tour and have good holidays and to travel around the places tourists are advised to travel with the professional travel agency to make the tour memorable. Arabian Time Travel Tourism Reviews is one of the best travel agency (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVa-NE2u-OA/ ), tourists had a good trip with Arabian Time Travel Tourism Reviews.

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  50. The way you wrote post that's so good i really liked that post thanks for sharing this.

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  51. Your blog was very helpful in planning our recent trip to Kerala! Thank you.

    We are also budding travel bloggers and have written a blog post on our Kerala trip:
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    Please read and let us know your thoughts!

    Regards,
    Nikhil

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  53. So interesting blog this is i really liked it.
    You shared this with us for that i really thank you.

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  55. Kerala is the really great place to enjoy! If you are planning for vacation tour or honeymoon tour, you can opt Kerala.

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  56. Kerala is popular by God's Own country and here you get beaches, waterfalls, hills and valley, mountains, hill stations and many more. I have visited some of places of which you mentioned in post. This post reminds my memories. Thank you Sid.

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  66. Good details about Kerala. Please give some details about Wayanad as well. It is a wonderful place to visit in Kerala.

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  70. This is really good info for those who plan to visit Kerala! The lunch form Fort House Hotel's Restaurant looks mouthwatering!

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  71. What a beautiful post and I love the pictures! Kerala is most beautiful place and top tourist destination in India. Munnar is my favorite place in Kerala, it is adorned with lofty mountains, lush greenery, misty clouds, waterfalls and much more. Thank you for sharing the wonderful travel guide for Kerala.

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  72. Kerala is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India, great travel guide, and thanks for giving such a information about Kerala.

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  73. Excellent Post. I am sure this will be very useful for first-time travelers. All are one of the highlighted places in Kerala.

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  74. Love your article. Kerala is next of my travelling list.

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  75. I have plan to go for summer vacation and search for where to go and reached on your blog where I see Kerala is best place for holiday destination and I will plan for kerala in next week. Thanks for sharing amazing content and photos.

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  76. Thank you for such informative article, it makes planning a trip easier for us.

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  77. Landscape of Kerala is so gorgeous, try to visit Kochi and munnar

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  78. Amazing article. I love with all these beautiful and useful information. Thanks a lot for sharing so much. I would love to visit this amazing place Kerala India.

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  79. Great post. Explore Kerala's enchanting beauty through this first-timer's travel guide on Sid The Wanderer's blog. Discover the lush landscapes, rich culture, and vibrant traditions of this South Indian paradise.

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  80. Thanks for sharing your travel guides about kerala tourist places. This is very helpful for those who would like to visit this place for honeymoon and vacation trip.

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  81. Fantastic guide for first-time visitors to Kerala! This blog brilliantly lays out a diverse array of things to do, ensuring an unforgettable experience in this enchanting destination.

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  82. Siddhartha, your blog beautifully captures the essence of Kerala! The diversity of landscapes, cultural richness, and the mention of Ayurvedic treatments make it an enticing destination. Your insights are helpful for first-time visitors. Looking forward to more travel gems from you!

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  83. Really helpful travel guide for Kerela

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  84. "Siddhartha, your blog wonderfully highlights Kerala's varied scenery, vibrant culture, and Ayurvedic offerings. It's a compelling read for newcomers. Eagerly anticipating your next travel discoveries!"

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  85. Discover a myriad of exciting activities awaiting first-time visitors to Kerala, from serene backwater cruises and spice plantation tours to cultural performances and wildlife safaris. This comprehensive guide promises an unforgettable introduction to the enchanting landscapes and rich heritage of God's Own Country.

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