Kerala in March: an ode to natural beauty!

Kerala is a pretty paradise for those looking for a natural retreat in the month of March in India. God’s Own Country, Kerala is at its finest right before the onset of summers. The prime attractions of the state are its backwaters, with houseboats ready to take you on a memorable journey. Stretches of canons and lakes, along with swaying coconut trees, and a spell of greenery offers an experience that one cannot find anywhere else.

Those looking to explore and experience the historic side of Kerala, Kochi is the best place to be for them. Visit Kochi in the month of March when the weather remains pleasant. Just take your camera and capture the beauty of Fort Kochi during sunset. It is the best time to see the glory of Kochi.

Kozhikode or Calicut is the second largest city in Kerala. The place is noted for divine backwaters and is considered the best place for those, who wish to experience the rural side of Kerala. One can choose to stay in a houseboat here or enjoy watching birds in the region.

Situated in Thiruvananthapuram, Thiruvallam is another stretch of backwater that can’t be ignored. If you are planning a March trip, make sure you visit Thiruvallam, a lesser-explored backwater paradise in Kerala. One can also enjoy water activities such as kayaking, and canoeing.

Munnar is one destination in Kerala that needs no introduction. The place has earned quite a reputation in the world of photography and Bollywood! Counted among the most magical hill stations in India, Munnar is prized for its winding lanes and tea gardens (also Kerala's largest tea-growing region).

This pretty hill station in Kerala is magical beyond words. March is the best time to explore the beauty of Vagamon, as it’s neither too cold nor too hot during this time. The destination is quite a rage among trekkers, hikers and outdoor activities lovers. You’ll fall in love with the landscape of the place, which is noted for the three hills namely Thangal, Murugan and Kurisumala.

Kasaragod is a beautiful town in Kerala established in 1966. A star attraction of northernmost Kerala, the town is also known as Saptha Bhasha Sangama Bhoomi. The backwater here is sublime unlike any other place.

Kollam is another charming city in Kerala, on India's Malabar Coast. The city was once noted as a trade hub and for its beaches. Also a backwater heaven, Kollam is some 60 km from Trivandrum. Surrounded by greenery, the region has a lot to offer to nature lovers and solitude seekers. Don’t miss out on visiting Ashtamudi Lake here which is a prime tourist attraction here.

Kerala’s most popular backwater destination, Alappuzha (Alleppey) is fondly known as the Venice of the East. This is the perfect destination for nature lovers where all they can hear is the sound of water, wind and birds. Alappuzha Beach, Alappuzha Lighthouse and Mullakkal Temple are among the must visit city attractions while Punnamada Lake here is renowned for its annual snake boat races.