Kerala

Rightly called as the ‘God’s own Country’, Kerala remains one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in India. The state looks like a beautiful painting on the canvas with immaculate beaches, soothing backwaters and far stretched landscapes. Kerala lures numerous newlyweds with its boundless serenity which lets them weave some striking memories together. This southernmost state of India brings to you an unmatched cultural heritage which can be seen in its cuisines, dance and art forms. Kathakali remains the most popular dance form here and is performed in all popular festivities. Locals of Kerala are known as Malayalis who has a mix of both Indian and Dravidian cultures.

The most priceless jewel of Kerala is the list of beaches dotted here. With 580 kilometres of coastline, the state is a treasure trove for the worshippers of beach holidays. Marari Beach is one of the most visited beaches here which can be seen on the way to Alleppey from Kochi. Alleppey Beach is loved for its backwaters and houseboats, which take you away from all worldly worries.

Nature lovers can also spend some time beholding the beauty of the Athirappilly Falls located on the Chalakudy River. Edakkal Caves are also priceless jewels located 1,200 meters above the sea level on Ambukutty Mala. However, above all these, it’s the backwaters in Kerala which make every holiday to this emerald state magical. Housing 38 rivers and 5 big lakes, Kerala’s backwaters are a bliss to experience.

Locals of Kerala are deeply devoted to their religion and thus, one can find numerous temples dotted around the state. Aranmula is a popular temple devoted to Lord Krishna. Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple also holds great importance for housing a 100-feet high Dravidian style gopuram.

Famous tourist attractions of Kerala

• Alappuzha
• Kochi
• Kovalam
• Munnar
• Thiruvananthapuram