Holiday in style, go caravaning in Kerala

Imagine yourself and your loved ones in a minivan, with all the luxuries and comforts, travelling throughout Kerala. Yes, you can now travel to Kerala's bustling highways and explore the state's tourism and festive culture in luxurious caravans.

Caravan tourism in Kerala is an ideal experience for tourists to begin exploring the state. Moreover, as a part of the Caravan Kerala Project, Kerala is introducing Caravan Parks in natural settings.

If this has you intrigued, here's our pick of beautiful road trips in Kerala that are ideal for caravaning.

The road from Munnar to Pollachi passes through some of the most breathtaking sceneries in the state, with naturally grown sandalwood trees and lush greenery all around, making for an unforgettable ride. The water coming in from the foothills creates a spectacular view, making it one of the most picturesque picnic spots.

Madikeri is a hub with coffee plantations and scenic highways, making it a natural haven. The sloping roads, surrounded by serene greenery, make the route a biker's paradise. The route is here to welcome all nature lovers to you, breaking the monotony of everyday regular life and looking away from the hustle and clamor of city life.

Kodaikanal is a perfect escape to the hills, located at a height of 7,000 ft in the Palani Hills. Relax against the backdrop of Kodaikanal's pine hills, which provide a breathtaking setting for relaxation and photography. The road trip promises to provide an extraordinary experience to nature lovers, with picturesque forest on either side, tea plantations, waterfalls, and exotic viewpoints.

Madurai is well-known for its rulers, who have made significant contributions to the city. Madurai's Meenakshi Temple is one of the most important attractions in the city, dating back to the 14th century. Discover the historical gem that is ideal for a family vacation. The road journey has proven to be an extraordinary adventure. It is a journey to be explored.

Kanyakumari is the ideal trip from Kerala because it is the meeting point of three Indian seas – the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and Bay of Bengal. It's a two-hour drive that will undoubtedly lead you to a beautiful haven. It could be the ideal opportunity for you to reflect on the country's history and gain a better understanding of the significance of the surrounding area.

The journey from Ernakulam to Coimbatore takes about three and a half hours and covers 164 km. Coimbatore, an emerging metropolis, is one of the best places to visit outside of Kerala, and it serves as a stopover for visitors travelling to Kochi and Cherai. Visitors are mesmerized by the industrial city and textile production here.