Kerala, a state located in the southwestern part of India, is known for its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant traditions. Kerala’s tourism industry has gained immense popularity over the years, attracting tourists from all around the world. One of the unique aspects of Kerala’s tourism is its homestay experiences.
Kerala’s friendly traditional communities or local families have opened up their homes widely to guests so they can have a taste of the traditional village lifestyle to cherish forever. Experiencing a homestay in Kerala is perhaps one of the fastest and easiest ways to get to know the real Kerala. Homestay in Kerala has a unique, safe, and enjoyable cultural experience. Enjoy the hospitality of the people of God’s own country and their temperaments and fine cuisines.
You will come to know that village life moves at a slightly slower pace than in the city, and for those who want to enjoy it, this is possibly as good as it gets. Kerala Homestay guests can quickly establish a bond with their warm and welcoming families who will treat them like family.
Is appreciable that Kerala tourism has given considerable attention to promoting homestay tourism in Kerala. Homestay tourism generates additional income for the villagers. These homestays have the most striking locations with enchanting valleys or beautiful backwaters in the background. Visitors will experience the full spectrum of village life. Guests can fully participate and cooperate with Homestay hosts in their activities. Home cooking lessons will surely be a memorable part of your stay. Guests will learn how to prepare the food. This might include gathering, cooking, and washing it as well.
Stay with a traditional Kerala family feel the hospitality of Keralites and learn traditional Kerala cooking, customs, and much more. Experience the Kerala traditions that have been preserved throughout the ages, which remain very much alive. You can take part in their festivities and be a part of the family. The recommended average stay is three days and that’s just enough time to get into the rhythm of Kerala life and learn more about this fascinating culture. Your homestay could be any number of days and can be combined with any Kerala tour package.
Relax and rejuvenate in these homestays – they offer you what no luxurious hotel can offer – the essence of Kerala.
