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Kerala has been known as the “Spice Coast of India” for centuries, and a walk through one of its plantations is still one of the most rewarding experiences for anyone visiting the state.

Monsoon tourism in Kerala occupies a category of its own in Indian travel. Between June and September, the southwest monsoon transforms the state into something that resists easy description.

A Kerala tea plantation is not simply an agricultural site. It is a landscape in the truest sense. For nature lovers, the tea estates of Kerala's Western Ghats represent one of the most rewarding travel experiences in South India.

Kerala is famous for its backwaters, beaches, and Ayurveda resorts. Yet the most honest version of the state has always lived somewhere quieter

Kerala has long been celebrated as one of the finest birdwatching destinations in Kerala and indeed all of India.

When the temperature rises across most of India, Kerala quietly offers something most states cannot: cool mountain air, beautiful waterfalls, and lush green landscapes that seem untouched by summer's wrath.