Kerala is famous for its blue beaches, wonderful mountains, and adventurous green forests. Also, Kerala has its amazing beauty that revolves around its green forest covers, sea water filled with turquoise, bronzed beaches, plantations and much more. People who visit Kerala call it as "Heaven of India" because of its endless beauty. Tourists visit this place from all over the globe for adoring the beauty of nature, and this has given a name for itself as one of the famous honeymoon destinations with a number of Kerala honeymoon packages.
The weather in Kerala also remains pleasant all the time which means you can easily spend some quality time with your loved one in nature’s lap. Undoubtedly, we can call Kerala as one of the best places for a newlywed couple so as to enjoy their honeymoon days. There are a number of places in Kerala which you can choose according to your convenience. In this article, we are going to focus on the top 3 places in Kerala which you must visit during your honeymoon.
So, let us explore Kerala honeymoon places one by one. Here we go!
- Alappuzha: Alappuzha or Alleppy is one of the major attractions in Kerala. It is majorly famous for its hub of Kerala's backwaters. It is a huge network of waterways with nearly 1000 plus houseboats. It is popularly known as the "Venice of the East". This place Alappuzha is famous for its beaches, marine products, boat races, backwater holidays and much more. Alappuzha is a romantic destination where you can also enjoy a meal with the love of your life while you enjoy the lush greenery, endless paddy fields, remote islands and tranquil backwaters.
- Thekkady: Thekkady is a destination that is famous for some exciting fun. Thus, if you both are fun lovers, then Thekkady is a place that you should include in your Kerala honeymoon tour package. It will give you wonderful experience about rare wild species. You can go for Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary for the jungle ride.
- Munnar: The breathtaking hills of Munnar are one of the best honeymoon destinations that are in Kerala. Munnar means collision of three rivers that is Madhurapuzha, Kundaly and Nallathanni rivers. The thing that literally attracts people from all over the world is tea plantations, exotic fauna and flora and pleasant weather.
