Kerala

Kerala, what they call ‘God’s own country’ is also known as India’s paradise for lovers. Honeymooners are never uncommon here. The lush greenery, the beaches, the backwater, cordial and welcoming local populace of the state are quiet inviting for romance seekers to pack their bags and head for one of Indian’s most the beautiful, serene and clean states.

What most couples yearn to spend their times is at the backwaters in Kerala. They consist so 1500 km of canals, both manmade as well as natural, about 38 rivers and 5 lakes. The best way to explore these waters is taking houseboats. Exotic houseboats await all honeymooners to cruise through the backwaters. Many of the traditional kettuvallam or traditional boats have been revived and restored with rooms, which couples and all people on holiday can hire and spend some good time lazing around, basking in the sun or sleep on the gaze of moonlit skies.

Culturally rich, the state of Kerala also offers all visitors plenty of options to treat their eyes to the beautiful and intriguing khathakali dance, or enjoy an evening listening melam folk songs, and much more.

The diverse landscape of the state is truly worth marveling. While a long shoreline covers the coastal areas, parts of the state are beautifully adorned with the Blue Mountains or what we call the Nilgiri Hills. The Kovalam beach featuring amongst the best beaches in the country, there other beaches like the Kozhikode beach and the Varkala beach are no less.

One of the biggest centers for Ayurveda, Kerala is widely known for the rejuvenating natural spas that many Ayurveda Centers offer. Honeymooners have a great opportunity to indulge their sense in a total bliss by spending some times at the centers. Alone with this jungle safaris, adventure sports like canoeing, paragliding, you ask and you will get it all here.

All parts of the state are well connected via road, air, rail and water. The state has three airports, one at Cochin, Kozhikode, and Thiruvananthapuram. More than 300 trains connect Kerala to other parts of the country. Alternately one can also use buses if need be. Another interesting travel option is hiring ferry rides. Kochi is a major port in the region and also connects Kerala with Laksdweep islands as well.