Kerala blossoms into a verdant haven during the monsoon. The rainfall breathes life into the landscapes, rejuvenating rivers, waterfalls, and forests. The backwaters teem with activity while the tea plantations glisten with vibrant greenery, offering an ideal setting for exploring wildlife sanctuaries and indulging in revitalizing Ayurvedic treatments.
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Munnar
Renowned for its tea plantations, Munnar transforms into a verdant paradise during the monsoon season. The rainfall accentuates the beauty of the hills and cascades such as Attukal and Lakkam.
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Alleppey
Dubbed the "Venice of the East," Alleppey's backwaters flourish in the monsoon season. Houseboat voyages along the rain-kissed canals provide an extraordinary journey, featuring highlights like the Nehru Trophy Boat Race, picturesque paddy fields, and the serene ambiance of Marari Beach.
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Athirapally
Athirapally Falls, famously called the "Niagara of India," presents a breathtaking spectacle during the rainy season. The Chalakudy River surges, forming a magnificent natural wonder. Adjacent to it, Vazhachal Falls and Sholayar Dam provide opportunities for leisurely nature walks and birdwatching.
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Wayanad
Wayanad's verdant woodlands and fog-draped hills take on a captivating allure during the monsoon rains. Must-visit sites comprise Banasura Sagar Dam, Edakkal Caves, and Meenmutty Falls.
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Thekkady
Thekkady, renowned for the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, becomes particularly inviting during the monsoon season. The rainfall rejuvenates the forest, amplifying wildlife encounters on boat safaris along Periyar Lake.
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Kumarakom
The backwaters of Kumarakom cast a spell during the monsoon months. The rainfall replenishes the Vembanad Lake ecosystem, creating an ideal setting for houseboat journeys and birdwatching excursions at Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.
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Varkala
Perched atop cliffs that offer stunning vistas of the Arabian Sea, Varkala becomes a spectacle during the monsoon months. Noteworthy sites include Papanasam Beach, Janardhana Swamy Temple, and natural springs.
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Kovalam
Kovalam's Lighthouse and Hawa beaches cast a spell under the monsoon skies. The rainfall enriches the coastal charm, creating perfect conditions for leisurely beach strolls and witnessing the majestic waves. The allure is further heightened by Ayurvedic massage centers and cultural performances.
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Bekal
Bekal, with its ancient fort and picturesque coastline, is truly mesmerizing in the monsoon season. The rain-kissed Bekal Fort provides sweeping vistas of the Arabian Sea. Guests have the opportunity to admire the fort's architecture, unwind at Bekal Beach, and revel in the lush natural surroundings.
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Ashtamudi
During the monsoon season, Ashtamudi Lake exudes serenity, providing peaceful houseboat rides along its canals and lagoons. Travelers can also venture to Munroe Island, famed for its traditional coir-making techniques and quaint, rustic ambiance.
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