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Situated at 3,500 feet above sea level in the Idukki district of Kerala, Kuttikkanam is the kind of hill station that simply wraps you in mist and an unhurried silence that city life rarely offers.

Kerala's misty highlands hold secrets that most travellers speed past without a second glance.

Kerala, the land of backwaters, spice gardens, and misty hill stations, is as extraordinary on the plate as it is to the eye

Kerala, affectionately known as "God's Own Country," has earned its reputation as one of India's premier honeymoon destinations

Kerala's hill stations are a world apart from the state's tropical coastline. As you ascend into the Western Ghats, the landscape transforms into a misty paradise of rolling tea plantations, dense forests, and crisp mountain air.

Kerala isn't just a destination, it's a feeling. The gentle sway of coconut palms, the aroma of cardamom-scented mountain air, the rhythmic lapping of backwater waves against traditional houseboats.