Munnar is situated at an altitude of 1,525 meter has a cool bracing climate exuding an old-world charm. Lovely views of low-flying clouds and mist filled valleys. The atmosphere is fragrant with extensive tea and cardamom plantations. Places to see in Munnar include Pothamedu, Echo point, Blossom Park, Mattupetty dam, Tata tea museum and Eravikulam National Park which is home to the Nilgiri Tahr and Anamudi Peak which is the highest peak in South India.

Thekkady ,India 's largest wildlife sanctuary is a dream destination for any tourist visiting India. The sanctuary is centered around the large (24 sq km) artificial lake formed by a dam across the Periyar river. The main attraction is a boat trip over this man-made lake of Thekkady. The forest department would also arrange elephant rides and trekking inside the sanctuary. One can see deers, monkeys, tigers, herds of elephants and other exotic flora and fauna here.

Kumarakom is a serenely beautiful and scenic backwater destination, a charming peninsula jutting into the ever-effervescent Vembanad Lake that is dotted with plenty of traditional rice boats and canoes, leaving a scene that is immensely pleasing to the eye. The place is renowned for its mangrove shores and the bird sanctuary. The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary nearby which houses exotic birds and plants is a beautiful green spot and an orthithologist's paradise..

Cochin is one of the most interesting cities. It is gifted with a natural harbour and is claimed to be the “Venice of the Orient” and the Queen of the Arabian Sea”. It is one of the few places in the world where one can see a Jewish Synagogue, Portuguese churches, Dutch architecture, mosque, temples and Chinese fishing nets. Kochi is the arguably the ideal starting point for exploring the unfathomable diversity and beauty of Kerala.