Kerala, a state in the southwestern part of India, is famous for its lush green landscapes, backwaters, and diverse wildlife. The monsoon season, which typically occurs from June to September, is a unique and beautiful time to visit Kerala. Kerala monsoon tourism offers a different perspective on the state’s natural beauty and culture.
Kerala eyes monsoon. Rising trend of monsoon tourism in Kerala!
Experience and celebrate the magic of monsoon in Kerala. Imagine a walk, get wet, and dance in the rain. It is spectacular and ultimately a welcome change. Kerala Tourism has been promoting monsoon tourism and tries to woo tourists from all over the world to enjoy the Kerala monsoon. Kerala tourism’s objective is to bring out the positive aspects of monsoon and encourage tourism activities during monsoon season.
Monsoon tourism holidays let tourists rediscover the fact that Kerala is God’s own country. Its experiences should not be wasted indoors. Heavy downpours, even soft showers, cool breezes, and lush landscapes fill your mind with spirit, rejuvenate you, and make you happy. Monsoons always rekindle the romance in the hearts of lovers.
Monsoon has a greater influence on Kerala life, agriculture, and vegetation. The following link provides the importance of monsoon in Kerala.
Kerala Wellness Tourism, especially Ayurveda treatments, backwaters, and beaches have become a popular draw for Kerala. Kerala tourism combines these three and other facets with the magic of the rains to promote Kerala as a Monsoon Tourism destination. Kerala Tourism Promotion Department assessed the potential of Monsoon Tourism and aggressively started marketing Monsoon Holidays in Kerala.
According to Ayurveda, monsoon is the best time for taking Ayurveda treatments and rejuvenation therapies.
Monsoon at Kovalam – Kovalam is said to be the starting point of the south-west monsoon. It is accompanied by the proclamation of thunder and lightning. The small raindrops’ touching the sand is a marvelous one. The arrival of the monsoon is the mild to harsh wind emanating from the south-west direction in the sea that moves on to the land 7-8 hours before the coming of the monsoon. The monsoon arrival at Kovalam is very popular and tourists from different countries arrive at Kovalam to enjoy the monsoon in its splendor. Many popular writers and news reporters including the BBC came to Kovalam to document the arrival of the monsoon and they considered Kovalam as the best place to note the sight of the monsoon arrival.
Go through the monsoon theme destinations and experience the season of rainbows and raindrops.
