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Kerala offers myriad hamlets and getaways that can form an ideal vacation. You can start your days with a cinematic sunrise at the beaches of Alleppey, Kovalam or Varkala. Surf their topaz waters, and have steaming idlis for breakfast. To get a glimpse into Kerala’s heritage, take a walk through the forts of Anjengo in Varkala, Bekal in Kasaragod and the Koyikkal Palace in Thiruvananthapuram. If you are looking to escape the heat, head to the forested hills of Munnar, Wayanad, Thekkady and Vagamon. These hamlets are known over the world for their coffee, tea, spice, and rubber plantations. Among the more active things to do in Kerala, a trek through the Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, in search of the rare Nilgiri tahr, and one through the Periyar reserve for a herd of elephants, should definitely not be missed. Also, while you are here, make sure to catch a snake-boat race, a Kathakali play or an extravagant temple festival, such as the Pooram Festival in Thrissur. Here is a link to Kerala's travel guide that can help you more: https://www.tripoto.com/kerala
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