Travel News Desk,Kerala has been attracting travelers from all over the world for a long time. When you think about the reasons why Kerala is so popular among travelers, you find that this state, fondly called 'God's Country', has its own unique charm. The South Indian state has a perfect blend of stunning villages, ancient religious centres, beautiful and clean beaches, lush green spaces, spice plantations, amazing food scene and beautiful hill stations.

Spend a day in Fort Kochi
Fort Kochi is one of the best places to visit in Kerala. The place has a wonderful blend of architecture with British, Dutch, Arabic, Chinese and Portuguese influences. Some of the top attractions include the Indo Portuguese Museum, Jewish Synagogue, Chinese Fishing Nets and Fort Kochi Beach.

Stay in a Tree House in Wayanad
This is an experience not to be forgotten in Kerala. Living in a house made of trees gives people a chance to get closer to nature. Adventure lovers can also enjoy activities like rock climbing, nature walks and mountain biking in the area.

Go on a jungle safari at Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Located about 190 km from Kochi, Thekkady Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is famous for its diversity of flora and fauna. The jungle safari will take you through Idukki and Mullaperiyar Dam and if you are lucky you may spot the endangered lion-tailed macaque.

Spice Tour in Thekkady
Visit the spice plantations in Thekkady and taste some of the amazing and authentic spices like cardamom, black pepper and cinnamon. This is one of the most must experiences in Kerala. Abraham's Spice Garden is very famous in Thekkady.

Go bird watching in Kumarakom
Kumarakom is a nature lover and birdwatcher's paradise! Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is a must visit here. Migratory birds like egret, heron, waterfowl and Siberian crane can be easily seen here. November to February is considered the best time to visit here.

Stay on a houseboat in Alleppey
A beautiful backwater destination in Kerala, Alleppey is not to be missed! Boating on a houseboat is an exciting experience that can be done here. While you enjoy and stroll through the serene backwaters, guests can also taste authentic Kerala cuisine, served fresh.

Munnar for tea lovers
Heaven on earth, Munnar is so green and clean! This beautiful hill station in Kerala is known for the undulating slopes of tea gardens for which the place is reputed. Located just 3 hours away from Kochi, Munnar is a must visit for tea lovers. Here the Kannan Devan Plantation Museum offers guests a tour where they can see tea being processed and taste different types of tea.