Kerala in rains: Beautiful things to do this monsoon
TRAVEL TRENDS, KERALA Updated : May 30, 2022, 13:32 IST
Kerala in rains: Beautiful things to do this monsoon
If you are someone who believes that rains bring peace to the soul, you must plan a trip to Kerala in the monsoon season. Monsoon creates magic in Kerala and is also one of the best times for those who wish to experience the beauty of this south Indian state.
Here’s our handpicked list of wonderful things you must do in Kerala during the monsoon season:
Celebrate the festival of Onam
Onam is one of the most prominent festivals celebrated in God’s Own Country, mostly in the month of August or September. The monsoon festival attracts a number of holidaymakers to Kerala. Being in Kerala during Onam is an incredible and unforgettable experience. The beautiful festival is a burst of joy and colours, and you will see decorated elephants, traditional games, colourful flowers, snake boat races, and traditional cuisine.
Ayurvedic Treatments
As per Ayurvedic concepts, Varsha Ritu or monsoon season, is the best time for purification of the body, and Kerala is the hub of all Ayurvedic centres where people can rejuvenate their mind and body. The monsoon season is considered best for such treatments because during this time, the weather remains cool, moist, cool and dust-free, which is ideal for receiving Ayurvedic therapies.
Gushing Waterfalls
The monsoon season is ideal for cherishing the many gorgeous waterfalls of Kerala. These are in their full glory during the rainy season. The best places to visit in Kerala if you want to marvel at the splendour of some of the most beautiful waterfalls are Vazhachal and Athirally, set at only 80 km from Kochi.
Go on a lake tour
There are so many incredible lakes in Kerala that are best visited during the rainy season. When the skies clear, the colour of the lakes swell up and the natural beauty of these locations is a feast for the eyes. Some of the prominent lakes in Kerala are Ashtamudi Lake, Alappuzha and Kumarakom.
Go on a driving holiday
Driving on Kerala roads during the monsoon season is a refreshing experience. Self-driving tours are becoming increasingly popular in Kerala during the monsoon season. So, if you are someone who enjoys travelling without a set schedule, Kerala in monsoons is for you!
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