Plan My Trip

Explore Things to Do in Kerala

Kerala offers coastal tourism, backwater experiences, hill station retreats, wildlife safaris, and Ayurvedic wellness travel. Activities are spread across beaches, Western Ghats mountains, forest reserves, and inland waterways. Houseboat cruise in Alleppey and Kumarakom backwaters Wildlife safari in Periyar Tiger Reserve (Thekkady) Tea ... Read more

Explore Food To Try in Kerala

Kerala cuisine is coconut-based, seafood-rich, and influenced by Hindu, Muslim, and Christian culinary traditions. Meals vary between coastal Malabar, central Kerala, and southern Travancore regions. Kerala Sadya (traditional vegetarian feast served on banana leaf) Appam with stew (vegetable or chicken) Puttu with kadala curry Malabar... Read more
Prawn Moilee is a delicate Kerala curry where succulent prawns are gently simmered in a silky coconut milk gravy infused with mild spices and aromatic curry leaves.

Prawn Moilee

Prawn Moilee is a mild, stew-like curry where fresh prawns are poached in a silky coconut milk base, flavored with ginger, turmeric, and green chilies, and finished with a tempering of curry leaves.
Palada Payasam, a classic Kerala dessert made with rice ada simmered in creamy milk and garnished with roasted cashews and raisins.

Palada Payasam

Palada Payasam is a rich, creamy Kerala pudding made by slow-cooking Ada (steamed rice flakes) in a mixture of milk and sugar for several hours until the milk reduces and takes on a natural, pale pink hue.
Fish curry features tender fish fillets simmered in aromatic onion-tomato gravy with cilantro garnish, served alongside steamed rice, classic coastal Indian delicacy.

Fish Curry

Meen Curry is a Kerala masterpiece defined by its fiery spice, vibrant red color, and the smoky sourness of Kudampuli (Malabar Tamarind). Traditionally prepared in clay pots, this authentic version skips onions and tomatoes to let the bold flavors of chili and ginger take center stage.
View All Food

Explore Places to visit in Kerala

Kerala stretches from Arabian Sea coastline to Western Ghats mountains, offering backwaters, beaches, hill stations, forest reserves, and heritage towns. Travel conditions vary by monsoon season, especially between June and September. Munnar: Tea gardens, Eravikulam National Park Alleppey and Kumarakom: Backwater regions Thekkady: Periy... Read more
Thumboormuzhy Dam near Thrissur featuring a scenic hanging suspension bridge spanning across the Chalakudy River with lush green hills in the background, perfect nature experience with Thrissur tour package. Desert

Thumboormuzhy Dam

Thumboormuzhy Dam is a small check dam located on the Chalakudy River near Athirappilly in Kerala.

Munnar Kerala Mattupetty Dam reservoir green water speedboat wake brown terraced hills sandy shores lush evergreen forests distant misty mountains cloudy sky, hill station boating adventure tour package. Tourist Attraction

Mattupetty Dam

Mattupetty Dam is a popular tourist spot near Munnar, known for its serene reservoir, surrounding hills, and views toward Anamudi Peak.

Paradesi Synagogue in Kochi, historic Jewish synagogue with Belgian chandeliers and hand-painted tiles. Tourist Attraction

Paradesi Synagogue

Paradesi Synagogue is a historic Jewish place of worship in Kochi, known for its rare heritage and cultural significance.

View All Places

Chal Banjare Latest Kerala Travel Blogs

View all Blogs →

Planning a Trip To Kerala?

Get customized Kerala tour planning designed around monsoon seasons, backwater cruising routes, hill travel timing, and comfortable coastal stays. Whether you are visiting for houseboat experiences, beach relaxation, wildlife reserves, cultural heritage,

💬 Get Free Quote on WhatsApp 📞 Talk to a Travel Expert 🗺️ Explore Tour Packages

⚡ Quick Response | 💰 Free consultation | 🕒 24×7 expert support

×

Plan Your Trip