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Onam in Kerala usually means a home decorated with a pookalam, the smell of a fresh sadya being laid out on banana leaves, and family gathered close.

Munnar gets the postcards, but Munnar also gets the traffic jams, the packed viewpoints and the tour buses queued outside every tea garden gate.

There is a particular kind of quiet that only arrives with rain, and it sounds different when you are inside a wooden chalet instead of a concrete room. The patter on a sloped wooden roof, ....

Most travellers plan their Kerala hill station trip for the dry months and quietly skip the rains. That is exactly why Kuttikkanam during monsoon feels like a discovery rather than a destination.

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.