Kerala, ‘God’s own country is a gem of India. The state is filled with tea plantations, serene backwaters, hiking trails, temples, and so much more. The greenery of the state soothes the eyes. Indeed, the scenic beauty is a treat for the eyes. Even a simple walk can brighten up your day in the state. Besides, Kerala also is home to large spice plantations and is referred to as the “spice capital of India”. The rich culture and breathtaking nature make Kerala a picture-perfect destination. So, if you are planning to spend your romantic vacation in an exotic place like Kerala, you should not think twice!
There are numerous Kerala honeymoon packages that you can avail with different sets of itineraries. However, the variety of packages might confuse you and cause a delay in your decision. With the help of this article, we are here to get things sorted for you. As we all know there are a plethora of activities to partake in Kerala. However, we have found out the most interesting activities to do with your spouse on your honeymoon. These activities will surely make your time with your beloved all the more special. Read on to have an unforgettable vacation after your wedding.
Watch Traditional Art Forms
This is a great way to connect with the traditional culture of Kerala. If you are visiting Kerala during the winter season, it is ideal to buy tickets and watch the traditional dance form of Kerala, “Kathakali”. This dance form narrates a story through facial expressions. There is also another art form that attracts tourists. If you and your partner are action lovers, do watch the age-old form of martial art Kalaripayattu.
Chill with your spouse at the Kovalam Beach
Kerala does not disappoint beach lovers. The Kovalam Beach is blue heaven. The turquoise blue colour of the sea lends a tranquil ambiance. Take sunbath with your partner. Watch the sunset as you sip on your favourite drink and share talks. The beach is also famous for activities like yoga, swimming, ayurvedic spa and etc. It is an ideal activity to engage in. walk hand in hand with your spouse, shop in the locals and unwind from your hectic schedules.
Go for Jungle Safari in Periyar
This activity is one of the must-do in Kerala. Into the wild with your partner. This exciting and enthralling activity of jungle safari will keep both of you on the edge of your seat. If you are lucky, you will witness the Nilgiri Tahr. Keep your eyes and ear open. Spot several exotic species in the wilderness. The best way to spent time in nature is by observing little things. If you and your spouse love nature and animals, then this is the perfect activity to do. The best time to visit this tiger reserve is from September to May. The timing depends upon your preference and schedule. Bird lovers prefer to visit early in the morning, whereas those who love to spot wild animals prefer the afternoon or on the last slot. Chose accordingly and enjoy!
Experience the Kerala Backwater
Your Kerala trip remains incomplete if you don’t experience the backwaters. Visit Alleppey and live the boat life. Go on a cruise through the backwater with water lilies and paddy fields on the sides. Stay in the houseboats to live an extravagant life. It is one of the top romantic activities to do in Kerala on your honeymoon. Away from the hustle-bustle, spend some quality time on the boat. Arrange a little date, and candlelight dinner to make it more special for your better half.
Relax and Enjoy Ayurvedic Spa
After travelling and indulging in activities throughout your honeymoon, both of you need some time to relax. Kerala is famous for its Ayurvedic massages. Book yourself and your partner a couple of spas. Relax your mind and body. It is one of the most tranquil experiences in Kerala. This is the best way to connect with your partner on an intimate level. The entire process feels like magic. There are several places to partake in this experiment. As Kerala is known as the birthplace of Ayurveda, you get the best of all. This will be an organic and authentic experience to cherish forever in life for both of you.
