Top 5 Attractions of Kerala in 2020
1. Fort Kochi, Kerala
Fort Kochi is also known as the Gateway to Kerala. The place is known for its architecture sites, which attracts many tourists to the spot. We can also feel several historical marks in the place. The popular, Saint Francis Church is one among them, which is thought to be the oldest European model church in India. Fort Kochi is also popular for evening walking, since it is best suited place for relaxation and sun sets is added attraction. Kathakali dance performance is also available in Kerala Kathakali Center. Ayurvedic Centers are also there for body massaging and for other ayurvedic treatments.
2. Munnar in Kerala
Without any doubt we can say Munnar is the best tourist place in kerala, which is located at about 1600 metres above sea level. The places surrounding the region are full of tea plantations. One such tea plantation is Kundale Tea Plantations. It is also the best place to see how the employees of tea estate pick the tea leaf and make the tea from there itself. So people like to drink a cup of tea from there. The region is blessed with natural loveliness of winding lanes, foggy hills, lush green mountains occupying tree-plant cultivations and wildlife. Other attractions of the place include Anamudi, Eravikulam National Park, Indo Swiss diary farm project and the dam. Adventure buffs who love rock climbing and para gliding can trek to Anamudi. Munnar is also considered as the summer remedy for the british government in South India before independence.
How to reach ?
By Air: Flight which lands in Kochi Airport, 105 kilometers from Kochi.
By Rail: Train, Aluva Railway Station.
By Road: Bus available for all days.
3. Periyar National Park Kerala
Periyar National Park is located in the district of Idukki and Pathanamthitta in kerala, which is one of the best wide life sanctuaries in south india. The area is divided into two, as 780 sq kms of dense hilly forest and 350 sq kms of core park land. The place is open for all days to visitors and there are no holidays even in the rain season. Thirty minute elephant ride is available, which is another attraction. Safaris are also available out by boat, with the lake being attractive during sunset. Also there are several eco-tourism activities conducted by the kerala tourism department is available there. Tourists can take part in these activities.
4. Kumarakom Kerala
Kumarakom is a best place for relaxation and tension relieving. The silent makes the people to enjoy calm and peace atmosphere. The village of Kumarakom is a group of small islands on the Vembanad Lake, and is part of the Kuttanad region. Houseboats, Kerala food and Mangrove covered lagoons are some attractions of this place. Sailing through Kumarakom Lake and the ayurvedic body massage will cool down your tensions. The place is also popular for ornithologists and bird watchers, since different types of bird species flies above the lake.
How to Reach?
By Air: Kochi Airport or Trivandrum International Airport
By Rail: Kottayam Railway station – 16 Kms from Kottayam
5. Wayanad in Kerala
Wayanad in Kerala is an eye catching place with green mountains that stretches along the Western Ghats. Nature lovers should opt this place for sight seeing, which has an immense deal of scenic appeal. Some attractions for nature buffs include rich coconut palms, broad forests, grasslands, and paddy fields which together will form a landscape. The region also offers many adventures trekkings, including trekking in Chembra Peak, Edakkal Caves and Meenmutty Falls. Walk around the old Jain temples and Muthanga and Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuaries are other offerings for adventure lovers in Wayanad. Home stays and rental service apartments are also available around the places.