Kerala moves at its own pace. Houseboat mornings on the backwaters, tea estate afternoons in Munnar, Kathakali evenings in Kochi — the state rewards anyone who lets go of their schedule. The 900km coastline, the Western Ghats rising behind it, and the backwater networks between make it geographically unlike any other Indian state.
For travellers from North India, Kerala is a delightful contrast — the architecture, the coconut-inflected cuisine, the matrilineal culture, and the lush green that carpet everything from February to June. Kerala has the highest density of Ayurvedic centres in the world — this is the place to do a serious panchakarma, not a Rajiv Gandhi Avenue spa.
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"The houseboat morning — waking up to mist on still backwaters, a breakfast of appam and fish curry — is something I'll describe to my grandchildren. Kerala is transcendent. TripAtGo's planning was impeccable."
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