What Time of Year Is Ideal To Visit Kerala?
Summer (March to May), monsoon (June to August), and winter are the three main seasons in Kerala (November to January). The tourist season is seen as lasting from October to March, with the peak travel period being from December 20 to January 15. The greatest time to visit Kerala for a honeymoon is from October to March because the rains have subsided and the summer heat is not yet here. Kerala experiences a moderate winter compared to other states. You and your spouse will be able to take advantage of the calm and lovely weather, as well as the clear, chilly mornings and cozy evenings. So, people who enjoy chilly weather but do not want snowfall should spend their honeymoon in one of Kerala’s many hill resorts. Among of Kerala’s top hill resorts are Munnar, Thekkady, and Vagamon.
Although it will be cool, the weather won’t be severe and won’t interfere with your plans to go sightseeing. Enjoy the unobstructed view of the rolling hills and the distinctive flora and fauna of the Periyar Tiger Reserve when you visit Thekkady during this time of year. There are more opportunities to see wild creatures while taking a boat excursion during this time of year. During this season, you might also take part in activities like hiking, boating, bamboo rafting, and kayaking.
The honeymooners who wish to take in the splendor of Kerala’s renowned backwaters should travel to Alappuzha, Kumarakom, rent a houseboat, and then start off on a cruise along the tranquil waters. Kerala’s backwaters are a complex network of lagoons, canals, freshwater rivers, and lakes.
One of these houseboats may be your home for the night while you take in the seductive beauty of the verdant paddy fields, coconut and palm groves that line the backwaters, and the relaxed pace of the neighboring villages. Shopping in Kochi’s streets is possible without being bothered by the weather. Kerala’s beaches are yet another top draw. The state has a relatively long length of coastline and several beaches because the Arabian Sea borders it on one side.
To experience the sea in all its glory, reserve a resort close to one of Kerala’s well-known beaches. You can go swimming in Bekal or Kovalam’s shallow seas. There are several other well-known beach resorts in Kerala, such as Kovalam, Varkala, Mararikulam, Poovar, Cherai, and Kollam.
