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How many days are enough for Kerala?
You would need at least 4 to 7 days in Kerala. This should be enough time to visit its popular destinations like Alleppey, Munnar, Thekkady and Kochi. You can stay in a houseboat on the backwaters in Alleppey and visit attractions like Marari Beach, St. Mary’s Forane Church, Krishnapuram Palace etc. In Thekkady, you can explore the Periyar National Park, go bamboo rafting, tour its spice plantations etc. When in Munnar, you can go to Echo Point, Atukkad Waterfalls and visit its tea gardens. And in Kochi, you can see the Mattancherry Palace, Chinese Fishing Nets, walk around Marine Drive etc. Of course, to see more of the state, you can stay longer than a week.
What is the best time to visit Kerala?
The best time to visit Kerala is from September/October to February when the temperature ranges between 18 degrees Celcius and 30 degrees Celcius and it is pleasant to go sightseeing. It is also the best time to experience the state’s lagoons and backwaters, spice plantations and overall natural beauty since it is right after the monsoon season. The summer months from March to May are too hot while the monsoon months from June to August bring about frequent showers, making it difficult to explore much.
Is Kerala better than Goa?
Though both Kerala and Goa are known for their picturesque landscapes, beaches and natural beauty, it’s difficult to definitively say which one is better. Kerala is a better choice for nature lovers because of its lush green hills, tea and coffee plantations, serene backwaters, and lagoons. Moreover, Kerala is better if you’re looking for a cultural experience since it is home to beautiful temples, forts, and museums. However, Goa is much better suited for an exciting trip since it is known for its vibrant nightlife, clubs, and bars. Goa’s beaches are mostly bigger and are sandier while those in Kerala are smaller and rocky. Furthermore, Goa is a better place for water sports like jet skiing, parasailing, diving, etc. and they are cheaper than anywhere else in India. Kerala is better for boating, canoeing, and kayaking.
Are Kerala beaches clean?
Yes, beaches in Kerala are some of the cleanest in India, especially since they are not visited by as many visitors as those in other states like Goa. Kappad Beach, Varkala Beach, Cherai Beach and Payyambalam Beach are some of the cleanest in the state and also boast of incredibly blue waters. This also means that swimming in the water is safe since it is not very polluted.
Is alcohol banned in Kerala?
No, alcohol is not banned in Kerala and is available for purchase in shops and is also available in hotels, bars, restaurants, airports, etc. However, in 2014, the United Democratic Front had indeed imposed a ban on alcohol consumption but this ban was lifted in 2017.
How Much does a Kerala Family Tour Package cost?
A Kerala Family Tour Package starts from INR 15,000 for a 4 Night 5 Day Stay.
What can a family do on Kerala Trip?
In Kerala, families can explore backwaters, visit wildlife sanctuaries, enjoy the beaches, experience cultural performances, and savor local cuisine.
