10 Places to Visit in South Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala, also known as Trivandrum, offers a rich history of tradition and a fascinating colonial past, built on seven hills, Trivandrum has a long history as a seafaring port.
Trivandrum is the gateway to the nearby coastal towns of Warkala and Kovalam. One of the most important temples in India, the famous Padmanabhaswamy temple is a must visit during your trip.

Trivandrum has famous temples like Attukala Bhagavathy Temple, Azhimala Shiva Temple, Karikkakom Chamundi Devi Temple and Pazhavangadi Ganapathy Temple.

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- Go fishing and boating

- Enjoy skydiving

- Appreciate the Skyline

- Explore early royal life

The historic port of Kollam is located on India's Malabar Coast, along the Laccadive Gulf. Thiruvananthapuram is 66 km north. The city is located on the Ashtamudi and Kallad rivers. Popularly known as Quilon, it is the gateway to the backwaters of Kerala. Kollam naturalist's dream come true. It is home to some of the country's most famous waterfalls, as well as relaxing beaches, waterfalls and cool islands. She never ceases to be very proud of her stunning figure and seductive beauty. The most beautiful sight of the city is the Tangasseri lighthouse opposite Kollam port.

Kollam tourism has modern architecture and historical marvels. Due to its colonial influence, this city is fascinating and has many ruins and treasures. The 13-story bridge is one of the oldest mountain railways in India. Other names that grace the list of attractions in Kollam are Thangassery Temple, Fort, Lighthouse and Thirumullavaram Beach.

Whether you are looking for excitement or peace, Kollam has something for everyone. All types of travellers will find something to suit their taste here, from relaxing on the beach, admiring the beauty of nature, exploring the sunset in the rice fields, to a romantic drive, and even sampling local cuisine is the best there is. Kollam has a tropical monsoon climate with little seasonal variation. November and December (winter) are the best months to visit Kollam due to pleasant weather, low humidity and little rainfall. Summer in Kollam is from March to May and it is hot.

Located in southern Kerala, Pathanamthitta is a city rich in mystery and spirituality. The tourist capital of Kerala is Sabarimala, located in Pathanamthitta district and home to many historic temples. This is the unspoiled beauty of pristine rivers, high mountains and vast coconut plantations.

The city's three rivers form a beautiful landscape of hills, midlands and plains. Pathanamthitta is famous for its unique culture and Aranmula or iron crystal art.

The purest art of Vastu Vidya is practised at the Vastu Vidya Gurukulam in the city's heritage village.

Activities: Prayers at Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple - Visit Konni Elephant Training Center to see elephants

Perched on a hill, bounded by the beautiful Vembanad Lake to the west and the Western Ghats to the east, Kottayam is known as the 'city of letters' for many media and publishing houses as it is a culturally diverse place. or "mail city”

This city is also an important centre for rubber and perfume trade. There is one hectare of pure rubber trees in the entire city. Apart from its economic importance, Kottayam has interesting ancient temples, each with a unique story to tell. The sights and beautiful rice paddies of this area will draw you back.

Activities: -Village tour -Enjoy the solitude -See ancient treasures -See birds at Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.

Alappuzha, another name for Alleppey, is the famous beach in Alleppey, with beautiful jetties and houseboats offering overnight accommodation, Kerala's largest beach and water sports on demand. Alleppey is a city near Kochi in the Indian state of Kerala. Tourists from all over the world come to the backwater springs surrounded by palm trees.

Along with other attractions of Kerala, Alleppey makes it a popular honeymoon destination and a perfect family vacation destination. Alleppey has many boats, homestays and tranquil Ayurvedic resorts, making it a great destination. You can walk among calm waterfalls, admire lush fields and listen to band music.

Remedies: Perform Ayurvedic massages; - Spiritual relationship; - Go bird watching; - Get ready for the thrill.

Varkala is a coastal town in Trivandrum district. This village is the only town in Kerala that offers a breathtaking view of the Arabian Sea from a 15 metre high cliff. Verkal's relaxed lifestyle and hippie culture also contributed to its popularity. Varkala tourism offers Ayurvedic resorts, ancient temples, green hills and pristine lakes. The beach is beautiful, golden sand and breathtaking views are impressive.

Varkala is a real beach paradise in India. city attractions include the mediaeval Sivagiri Mat, Serene Kappil Lake, the old ruins of Anchuthengu-Anjengo fort, Warkala Rocks, Varkala Beach and other natural wonders to visit in Varkala: Varkala Lighthouse, Janardhana Swamy Temple, Vishnu Temple, Chilkoras Mudrat T : and Varkala has a lot to offer for a fun vacation. On the other hand, water sports include jet skiing, parasailing, banana boat rides and scuba diving. Traditional Kathakali dance is a big hit in local festivals. The Warkala Rocks are worth a photo. Yoga sessions and Ayurvedic treatments will liven up your vacation. The hot months of Warkala are from March to June. This attracts tourists during the 10-day Arattu festival held in March or April. The rainy season from July to September averages between 24 and 29 degrees. Varkala is best in summer from November to February. Most of the tourists who come to the beach come for fun and adventure because of the pleasant weather and clear skies.

Calicut (Kozhikode) is the northernmost district in the southwestern coastal region of India. Surrounded by the Arabian Sea to the west, it was once a trading post. Calicut's fame for soap and perfume production made it possible to establish trade relations with other Indian Ocean countries. Trekkers will find paradise in Calicut. The city's beautiful waterways, tranquil beaches and historic sites add to its charm.

Tourism in Calicut offers rich historical monuments of temples, shrines, paths and monuments. Delightful coastal Bepur and Kappad beaches attract tourists. Bird watchers love Kadalundi Bird  . On the other hand, other tourist spots Thikkoti Lighthouse, Pazhassi Raja Museum, Mananchira Square, Lion Park, Kalipoyika, Tali Temple in Kakkayam and Calicut offer something for everyone, from relaxing on the beach in the evening to relaxing on the beach. enjoy the breeze, the water at Peruvannamuzhi Dam or a picnic near Thusharagiri Waterfall or eat at a high-class restaurant serving local cuisine.

Located on the border of Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, Kovalam is a coastal town next to the beautiful Arabian Sea. This city has many amazing attractions. The beaches here contribute to the region's reputation as one of India's most popular tourist destinations.

Not many people know that this coastal city has a rich historical heritage. Maharani Sethu Lakshmi Bai, Regent of Travancore, became famous in 1920 when she built the first beach resort in Kalsam, called Halcyon Fort. At that time, Kovalam began to attract tourists from all over the world and the place began to acquire beautiful images. Ceylon hippies moved to Kowalam in the 1970s, the city's heyday.

Kovalam gained popularity as a tourist destination, especially during the hippie era. In terms of popularity, it still ranks first as the most preferred holiday destination in India. Tourists from Israel and Europe travel far and wide to this beautiful place hoping to have the time of their lives.

Kannur, formerly known as Kannanor, is a beautiful city on the Malabar Coast of Kerala, offering a variety of tourist attractions such as South Kerala beaches, monuments, historic temples and interesting tourist spots. Kannur still has a colonial feel and local artwork. Important traces of the Dutch, Portuguese, British and Mysore Sultanate are still visible in the city.

The town is nicknamed the "Land of the Loons" for its incredible weaving skills and huge cashew trees believed to have been planted by Portuguese colonists. In Kannur, you can walk along the Lighthouse Beach or visit Saint Petersburg. Angelo Fort explores Portuguese history.

There are banana boat rides, treks in Paithalmala, cycling, wave racing and boating.