Kerala is not just about the famous spots like Alleppey or Munnar it is also about quiet trails misty hills and places where ...

From thundering cascades to hidden jungle falls, Kerala's lush landscape hides some of South India's most stunning waterfalls. Get ready to chase the spray and soak in nature's drama.

Kerala is worlds apart from the frenetic pace of life in the rest of the country. And no visit here is complete without experiencing the Great Backwaters.

Kerala is a great place to try stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) because of its serene backwaters. See exotic birds or even an inquisitive otter while balancing on a board and paddling across calm waters.

Look no further than the serene backwaters of Kerala, India. Imagine yourself gliding through lush green channels, palm trees swaying overhead, and the gentle lapping of water against your houseboat.

Kerala, a photographer's paradise, offers Instagram-worthy locations like Alleppey Backwaters, Munnar tea gardens, and Athirappilly Waterfalls. From the boho vibes of Varkala Cliff to the serene ...

The Athirappilly Waterfalls, which are sometimes referred to as the ‘Niagara of India,’ and the Guruvayur Temple, one of Kerala's most significant places of pilgrimage, are the other principal ...

The backwaters meander across the 14 districts of Kerala and can be categorised into three main regions –the Ashtamudi Aakulam backwaters that run across Thirvunanthapuram and Kollam districts ...

Kerala Backwaters During Summer: The entire state of Kerala is gifted with several rivers, many of which remain unexplored. The state’s waterways are important to Kerala’s economy since it ...

Kerala's once scenic Ashtamudi Lake, described as the gateway to the state's backwaters and preferred by tourists world over for houseboat rides, has become a dump site for sewage which is slowly ...