Kerala - Tripārambh

Kerala, often referred to as ‘God’s Own Country’, is one of India and Asia's most sought after tourist destination. From its beautiful serene beaches, tranquil backwaters, lush green hill stations, wildlife to its colorful temple festivals, classical art forms, ancient ayurvedic rejuvenation therapies and delightful cuisines, there is much to experience in this amazing southern state of India. Its moderate seasons through the year make it a very convenient state to explore any time! Kerala's main cities are well connected to the rest of India and abroad making it an easy destination to plan one's holiday.

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Best Time To Visit

The winter season from September to March is the best time to visit Kerala where you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings in pleasant weather. For enjoying the backwaters, November through February are best suited.

Temperatures
Oct-Feb: 18-29°C
Mar-May: 32-36°C
Jun-Sep: 19-30°C

How to Reach

By Air: Kerala houses three international airports - Thiruvananthapuram International Airport, Kochi International Airport and Kozhikode International Airport.

By Road: Kerala's main cities are well connected to the rest of India by highways. National Highways 47, 17, 49 are connected to Kerala. Buses, tourist taxis, and autos are conveniently available.

By Rail: There are around 200 railway stations in Kerala which connect places both within and outside Kerala. There are super fast and express trains to reach most of India's metro cities from Kerala.

Top Things to Take Home from Kerala

Traveling in Kerala? Or Planning a Trip to Kerala?

Here's a shopping list for you so you don't miss out the the things you should pick up while in God's Own Country!

Pepper Kerala

Spices

Kerala's spices are world famous and easily available at most tourist spots across the state. From fresh green pepper, cardamon, nutmeg, clove and more, make sure to leave some baggage space to take home some flavors from your travels.
Tea Plantation Munnar Kerala

Tea

Tea is ubiquitous across the hills of Kerala. If you are visiting Munnar, don't miss the Tea Museum, where you can witness the processing of tea from the leaf to the off-the-shelf tea. Pick up some fragrant teas, available in various flavors and well sealed and packed for yourself and friends and family back home.

Coir Mat

Coconut & Coir Products

Kerala's abandunce of coconut trees make it the ideal location for the Indian coir Industry. Coir and coir products of Kerala are said to be one of the finest in the world. The International Coir Museum in Alappuzha is one of its kind in the country. Coir products make for some amazing souvenirs and gifts!

Kathakali Mask

Kathakali Masks

The bright and colorful Kathakali Masks available in Kerala are sure to add a spark to your wall! Available in variety of sizes and expressions, you can use them to decorate your home or even make for pocket friendly gifts.

Houseboat Model

Houseboat Models

The enticing backwaters of Kerala are home to houseboats. Kerala is also known for its boat races! Reasons enough for you to shop for a miniature model of a houseboat to adorn your living room.

Kerala Nilavalaku Lamp

Nilavillaku

These are bronze or brass lamps that are traditionally used in Kerala. They are lit on festival days and other special occasions.

Banana Chips

Who does not love a pack of crunchy wafers! Even if you have seen these back home, a pack from Kerala has a unique flavor to it and is a must buy. These chips are available in two varieties - one made from raw bananas and the other made after seasoning the plantain. The quality and taste are amazing and will surely make you wish you had picked a couple of packs more!