The Best Things about God's Own Country- Kerala

All recuperated after the flood that took over Kerala in the monsoons of 2018, the state of beautiful backwaters and ecotourism initiatives is back on its feet with a stronger footing this time.

Even though Kerala, often known as God’s Own Country, has reentered the tourism field with much vigor, you can find people confused about what to do or see on a trip to Kerala.

Reasonable!

Luscious Green Carpets, Enchanting Backwaters, and Charming Festivals- the Best Things about Kerala

Activities to do in this state can fall under a few categories.

• Wildlife Adventure
• Backwater Tour
• Cultural Exploration
• Prominent Tourist Attractions
• Beaches

But, a trip to Kerala may not give you much time to cover all these intriguing adventures.

Hence, we offer some of the best activities to do in Kerala, some of the eccentric experiences that you should try not to miss, especially if this is your first trip to the state.

1. The Floating Houses in Kerala’s Backwaters

The natural beauty of this state is not to be contested.

The best impression of Kerala’s backwaters, of a seemingly endless canal of brackish lagoons, lakes, canals, and rivers, is at its most breathtaking when witnessed from atop a houseboat, or Shikara, floating in the deep water.

You are bound to feel a strange disconnection from everything except nature’s wonder that’s sprawled in front of you.

Additionally, there are many activities to doin Kerala’s backwaters and beaches. These include canoeing, water skiing, and wind sailing.

2. Waterfalls across Kerala

You are very likely to discover during a tripto Kerala how blessed this state is in terms of being close to nature. Here are some of the best waterfalls that you must try to include in your Keralatrip package itinerary, at least some if not all, especially if your trip is not an unusually long one.  

• Athirapally, the largest waterfall in Kerala, often called the Niagra of India
• Meenmutty Falls in Ponmudi Hills
• Keezharkuthu Waterfalls in Idukki where you can witness a marvelous rainbow once a year
• Arippara Waterfalls in Kozhikode which is an eight-level fall with a pebbly bottom
• Thusharagiri Waterfalls that can be reached after a bit of trekking

3. Culture and Heritage of Kerala

Carnatic music dominates classical Keralite musical genres. The state also has raga-based songs called Sopanam, which acts as the background music on which Kathakali is performed.

Kathakali, a prominent classical Indian Dance form, is structured around plays and is called a type of an enacted story. With face masks, elaborate face art, and headdresses, the Kathakali costumes are paid a great deal of attention.

You can witness both these wonders performed by professional artists at Mudra cultural center. In addition to the dance and musical showcase, you must also sit back and enjoy Kalarippayattu- the intriguing demonstration of martial arts in a form that’s not any less attractive than Kathakali itself.

Don’t Wait Anymore- Witness the Magic of God’s Own Country

The phrase was meant to be a marketing gimmick but ended up defining Kerala more acutely than any other words ever may attempt to.

Experiences its sincerity on your trip to Kerala. Enjoy!