Small Boutique hotels in KERALA

Located in southwest India, Kerala is a state lapped by the Arabian Sea and is a melting pot of cultures and religions in harmonious coexistence. Its legacy includes buildings with very diverse traditions. The Sree Padmanabhapuram wooden palace was built by a maharaja in the 17th century according to Hindu tradition. The Cherman Perumal Muslim Mosque is one of the oldest in the world. The Bekal Fort is splashed by the waves of the sea.

Located on the tropical coast of Malabar, Kerala - meaning "Land of Coconuts" - is well known for its idyllic palm-lined beaches, such as Kovalam. Another of its unique attractions is the extensive landscape of backwaters, with lakes connected by navigable channels and inhabited islets.

It is fascinating to visit them by boat in the traditional floating houses with green cover and spend the night on board. You can embark on adventure in cities like Kumarakon and Alleppey. In the coastal town of Kochi, traditional fishing nets attached to fixed structures resemble ship sails. Regularly submerged in the water, they are part of the skyline of the city. The panoramic view from Kochi Fort is excellent.

Inland, the high mountains protect the tea plantations, as in Munar, a green mosaic landscape that is enchanting. Spices like cardamom, pepper, and cloves are other edible treasures of the region. If you want to enjoy an Ayurvedic massage, this is the place.