Kerala – 3 Days 2 nights KOttayam

Kottayam is blessed with some of the beautiful sceneries, hill stations at just a stone throw distance away, temples, churches, mosques, backwaters, and of course the mighty waterfalls. The Western Ghats are undoubtedly the best in India and with that, when you have lots of green beauty and the stunning plantations like coconut, palm, spices, and rubber. You will fall in love with the immediate sight you set at them. All of these are some of the most striking features you have to see and if you are wondering what to do in Kottayam, do not worry about that part.

We guarantee you that we will tell you things to do in Kottayam as if you are not a tourist but a local. No, you have to know how to see each place you are visiting when you are here. If you have been to Kerala already and have visited some of the other beautiful places like Munnar, Alleppey, and Kanyakumari ( It is in Tamil Nadu), you will know the level of beauty we are talking about. Kottayam is not less than any of these and thus here is a list of all the things to do in Kottayam.

Best Time To Visit Kerala

Kerala has three main seasons; summer, monsoon, and winter. However, tourists plan their visit around the year.

• High season: The peak season of Kerala falls between September and March. During this time the weather is pleasant as the humidity and the heat is reduced. The Winter season is during November and January, this is the ideal time to enjoy the clear sky and to cruise through the backwaters of Alappuzha and Kumarakom.
• Off-season: The summer season is during April and May. During this period the humidity and heat are high. This is not the ideal time to explore beaches, backwaters, or cities. Even hiking and trekking during this season are dangerous. Visiting Wayanad and Munnar are the main choices in this season, as the climate will be cool and calm in the mountain regions.
• Ayurveda season: June, July, and August, the monsoon period is perfect for Ayurvedic therapy. The temperature during this period favors Ayurvedic massage and follows the recommended diet chart.

How To Reach Kerala

• By Air: Kerala has four international airports that connect with the rest of the country. The airports, Kochi, Kozhikode, Kannur and Thiruvananthapuram has flights operated by the major international and national airlines with flights to either of the cities. Emirates Airlines, Etihad, SriLankan, Malaysia Airlines Qatar Airways, aside from Air India, Vistara, AirAsia, GoAir, and each have flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Kuwait to Kerala.
• By Rail: The major railway stations in Kerala include Shoranur Junction Railway Station, Ernakulam Junction Railway Station, Kannur Railway Station, Kollam Junction Railway Station, and Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station.
• By Road: State-run buses connect Kerala with its neighboring states. The government-run buses and individual-owned Volvo AC seater, sleeper, and multi-axle buses are available to reach Kerala from other parts of the country.