Top Reasons to Head to Kerala this Holiday Season?

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It is ludicrous to even look for reasons for visiting Kerala. This South Indian state is an epitome of natural beauty. The magnetic pull of the backwaters, the quiet lagoons and the heavenly beaches, lush jungles and the lofty Western Ghat hills lend this destination an unparalleled quality.

The hospitable people disarm you with their culture while the spicy dishes give your taste buds a mesmeric treat. Natural Ayurveda has an aphrodisiac effect on city-infested souls, while places like Munnar and Alleppey are the best things honeymooners can ask for. From Cochin’s forts and churches andThekkady’s elephant park to the lavish resorts at Kovalam, everything about Kerala is surreal, magical and, at times, too good to be true.

Well, if you still need reasons to plan holiday in Kerala, the God's Own Country, then scroll down the page to delve into a few fascinating facets of this heavenly state. 

1. Tranquil Backwaters would Soothe your Soul and Senses 



2. Kerala beaches and lakes are as surreal as it gets


3. Your wildlife fantasy will reach to a new height at stunning sanctuaries and national parks



4. Munnar: Probably the most scenic and most romantic hill station in entire India. Breathtaking views, complemented by a salubrious weather



5. Rejuvenating massages and ayurvedic treatments



6. Sunset at Varakala Beach - An Unforgettable Treat


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