Kerala is the least corrupt Indian state as per Transparency International Survey which definitely makes it a safe tourist destination.
Kerala government has assured that adequate precautions are being taken to contain the Nipah virus and general public need not panic.
The best time to visit Munnar is between September to March because of pleasant weather. Summers (April - June) are a little warm, but one can still visit Munnar during this season.
Kerala is one of the most beautiful places to visit at any time of the year. It is believed that December to February are the best months to visit.
The hill of Munnar is now restarted tourism as is awaiting guests. There is no hassle in planning your trip to Munnar hill station and to add it is the best climate now in Munnar and you should definitely plan you Munnar trip now. Plan your trip to Munnar now and enjoy the exotic beauty of Munnar hills !
The national parks located in Munnar are relatively safe to visit. However, while you are there it is important to make sure that you follow the rules of the park. You need to make sure that you stay on the marked paths while you are hiking as straying off of the paths is forbidden and is not safe.
With a population of over 34 million people, Kerala is one of the richest states in India. It's quite advanced in comparison to other regions on a social level. Keralites have the best quality of life and have access to excellent medical and educational facilites, on parr with some western coutries.
Popular Kerala Packages
| Kerala Packages | Price (Per person on twin sharing) | Nights |
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| Short Trip to Kovalam - Weekend Getaway (Ex Trivandrum) | Rs 7,999 | 2 Nights |
| Short Trip to Thekkady - Weekend Getaway (Ex - Cochin) | Rs 7,999 | 2 Nights |
| Kerala Honeymoon Delight | Rs 11,200 | 4 Nights |
| Honeymoon Special Munnar | Rs 12,999 | 3 Nights |
Fishermen to the rescueHundreds of fishermen from coastal areas which were relatively less affected by the floods came to the aid of their brothers and sisters in trouble. The fishermen from Kollam and Alappuzha travelled all the way to Pathanamthitta tagging their boats.
Flooded Kerala is pulling out all stops to tackle health problems and prevent disease outbreaks
- Consume only safe drinking water, preferably boiled.
- Wash hands frequently with soap and water to prevent infection.
- Do not consume food soaked with the floodwaters.
Since the floods started, the main focus of the state government has been to rescue families in areas that were flooded and to set up and run relief camps. As an immediate relief, it has asked the central government to provide ₹ 2,600 crores. So far, the central government has provided 600 crore rupees as monetary aid.
Kerala Rebuild InitiativeThe magnitude of the disaster caused in the recent floods of August 2018 was unprecedented in the history of Kerala. The disaster crippled lives and livelihoods of people. Through the RKDP, the GoK aims to ensure a resilient recovery and development pathway for a Nava Keralam.
In a bid to revive the tourism industry, the Kerala government has now opened all the tourist destinations in the state, except beaches, for visitors from 12 October after remaining closed for over six months owing to restrictions to contain the coronavirus infection.
Currently, persons wishing to travel to Kerala have to register on the COVID-19 Jagratha e-portal and wait for their request to be approved. Though states like Karnataka have scrapped e-passes, Kerala's neighbour Tamil Nadu recently relaxed the e-pass norms for travel between the districts within the state.
Is Kerala safe for honeymoon? A. Kerala is more than safe for honeymooners. You can plan your romantic escape at any time of the year without feeling worried about your safety.
Advancing the plan to open up the sector in a staggered manner by three days in the wake of the arrival of visitors to Wayanad and other places, the government has allowed visitors and domestic tourists to the hill stations, adventure tourism centres, Ayurveda centres, and backwater destinations.
Nelliyampathy, PalakkadOpen to visitors, you can get inside and talk to the locals at work to know more about organic farming. While in this cloud paradise, don't forget to pick up some oranges from Nelliyampathy's orange plantations.
