Kerala boasts a plethora of attractions, each offering unique experiences. Its coastline spans nearly 650 kilometers, adorned with stunning beaches stretching from the northern to the southern tip. The state is adorned with 44 rivers, with three flowing eastward and 41 toward the Arabian Sea in the west. Among its treasures, the Western Ghats stand out as a highlight, drawing visitors from far and wide to explore this revered mountain range and hill station in southern India. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Western Ghats profoundly influence the region’s monsoon patterns. This ancient mountain range is also a sanctuary for endangered species, whose existence in these dense forests is threatened by extinction. Geologists and UNESCO affirm that the Western Ghats predate even the mighty Himalayas. In recognition of their exceptional value, the Western Ghats in the Kerala region hold the distinction of being designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enchanting destinations like Munnar, Thekkady, Gavi, Wayanad, Idukki, Rajakkad, Ponmudi, among others, nestle amidst these majestic mountains and lush forests. Munnar, in particular, experiences winter temperatures plummeting to as low as 0°C.Explore our Kerala Tour Package.