
Is Munnar worth visiting?
Yes. Munnar is one of Kerala's most famous hill destinations and is particularly known for its extensive tea plantations, rolling mountains and cooler climate.
It is popular among honeymooners, families, photographers and nature lovers.

7 Days Kerala Itinerary – Beaches, Backwaters, Wildlife & Munnar
Thiruvananthapuram → Kovalam → Varkala → Alappuzha → Thekkady → Munnar → Kochi
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7 Days / 6 Nights Itinerary – Kerala Backwaters Tour Guide
Kochi → Kumarakom → Alappuzha/Kuttanad → Kollam → Munroe Island → Varkala → Thiruvananthapuram
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Definitely yes if your itinerary already includes Munnar or central Kerala. A combination such as Munnar → Thekkady → Alappuzha/Kumarakom gives you three very different Kerala experiences: tea-covered mountains, wildlife and forest, then backwaters.
Which is better: Varkala or Kovalam?
It depends on the type of holiday you want.
Varkala is particularly known for its dramatic cliff, cafés, sea views and relaxed atmosphere.
Kovalam is an established resort destination close to Thiruvananthapuram and offers several beaches, hotels and resorts.
Travellers interested in a younger, cliff-side atmosphere may prefer Varkala, while those seeking a traditional resort-oriented beach destination may prefer Kovalam.
Which are the best beaches in Kerala?
Popular Kerala beaches include Varkala Beach, Kovalam Beach, Marari Beach, Cherai Beach, Bekal Beach, Kappad Beach and Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach.
Each offers a different experience. Varkala is famous for its cliffs, Kovalam for established beach tourism and Marari for a quieter coastal setting.
Can I stay overnight on a Kerala houseboat?
Yes. Overnight houseboat stays are widely available, particularly around Alappuzha and Kumarakom.
Before booking, compare room facilities, air-conditioning arrangements, meals, cruise duration, boarding location and guest reviews.


