Travel News Desk!!! Kerala Day, celebrated every year on the first day of November, is a day to remember the vast heritage of Kerala and appreciate its immense beauty. Kerala, situated in the southern part full of natural beauty, attracts tourists not only from the country but from all over the world. This beautiful state is known for its unique geography, backwaters, fascinating art styles and spices. Apart from the tranquil backwaters, Kerala is also famous for its clean beaches, houseboats, extensive tea gardens, buildings with unique architecture, Ayurvedic sanatoriums and its amazing taste. Let us know about some of the things for which Kerala is known and you should not forget to experience them here.
By coming to Kerala you can enjoy both mountain and beach tourism. In the winter season, people like to go to the mountains less and prefer beach places more, so in such a situation you can include Kerala in your plan. Where the weather remains favorable even in winter. While there is snowfall in hilly places like Uttarakhand, Himachal, here you can enjoy walking in comfortable clothes without any worries.
If you come to Kerala, do not miss the experience of staying in a luxury houseboat here. Apart from this, visiting backwaters in a houseboat is a different kind of fun. The luxurious facilities available on these houseboats are better than a normal hotel room.
Located in the Western Ghats, Munnar is like a jewel in the crown of Kerala. The city is famous for its extensive tea gardens. Here, as far as your eyes can see, you will only see green tea bushes. Surrounded by mesmerizing views, a trip to Munnar provides a deep insight into the rich tea culture of India.
Kerala is home to some of the most spectacular architectural wonders of India. The ancient temples and palaces here are living evidence of the bygone era. Seeing and knowing about these architectural gems is like traveling back in time, as one can see the grandeur and artistry of bygone days.
The diversity of Kerala’s cuisine is as vibrant and diverse as its landscape. It is famous for its delicious seafood including delicious fish curry and juicy prawn fry. For vegetarians to enjoy, there are options like sambar and avial made with the region’s fresh produce and aromatic spices. Kerala cuisine leaves an indelible mark on people’s taste buds, which is as difficult to forget as it is to forget the state itself.
