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Kerala's Western Ghats unfold as a verdant tapestry of mist-shrouded peaks, spice-scented air, and cascading waterfalls, luring wanderers to its iconic hill stations year after year.

Kerala’s hill stations string together cool weather, tea gardens, and cloud-laced valleys, and for a ranked list that balances beauty with crowd levels and accessibility,

Kerala's hill stations provide refreshing escapes from the state's tropical lowlands, with cooler climates shaped by the Western Ghats' elevation and monsoon patterns.

Kerala’s hill stations stretch like a cool, green spine along the Western Ghats, from Munnar and Wayanad to Vagamon, Ponmudi and the Peermade - Kuttikkanam belt

Kuttikkanam, a misty hill station in Kerala's Idukki district at 3,500 feet, surrounds visitors with cascading waterfalls fueled by monsoon streams from the Western Ghats.

Kuttikkanam, a misty hill station in Idukki district at 3,500 feet amid tea plantations, preserves a rich tapestry of colonial and royal architecture from the Travancore Kingdom and British Raj eras.