A vacation in Kerala in November is simply unmissable! Whether you hope to soak in the sun or feel the cool refreshing mountain air; delve into the history & culture or participate in vibrant temple festivals; explore the wilderness or discover the thrill of adventure sports, there is always a fantastic destination for you in Kerala.
All set to explore Kerala this November?
Here is our handpicked list of the Best Places To Visit In Kerala In November for you to choose for your dream November escapade in God’s Own Country:
Alleppey: For A Relaxing November Vacation in Houseboat
Backwaters are always considered as the best escapade for a peaceful getaway, far from the maddening urban mayhem. Treat yourself to a delightful and relaxing vacation in a luxury houseboat at the sparkling backwaters of Alleppey this November.
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The lush green paddy fields and pleasant weather in November adds to the beauty of the backwaters. If you are traveling to Alleppey in the second week of November (November 16, 2022), you’ll get a wonderful opportunity to be a part of Mannarasala Ayilyam Festival, celebrated at the world-renowned Mannarasala Nagaraja Temple in Haripad, Alleppey.
Munnar: To Soak in the Surreal Vistas
Munnar is an ethereal beauty that radiates a misty charm during the month of November. A mind-blowing hill station that can give you the chills, with its raw beauty, surreal vistas, and endless adventure activities.
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Its fascinating mountain peaks, rolling tea gardens, and abundance of waterfalls and natural wonders draw adventure enthusiasts for extended trekking trails. Munnar is so picturesque and serene that not just nature lovers but also honeymooners and solitude seekers will surely fall in love with it.
Eravikulam National Park: To Meet Nilgiri Tahr
Eravikulam National Park in Munnar is one of the best places to visit in Kerala in November where you can easily spot rare Nilgiri Tahr, an endangered species of the wild mountain goat. Marked as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Eravikulam National Park is the first national park in Kerala.
This renowned National Park is far-famed for its vast tea plantation, rolling hills, and the purple marvel Neelakurunji, a rare flower which blooms only once in 12 years. A safari through Eravikulam National Park which is incredibly the natural abode of varied wildlife is a richly rewarding experience that is sure to give you a bunch of lifetime memories to cherish.
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary: To Indulge in Bird Watching
A favourite haunt of local and migratory birds, Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is an ornithologist’s paradise. If you love bird watching, this is the ideal place to visit in Kerala in November where you can spot a variety of migratory birds.
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The mesmerizing setting of the sanctuary overlooking the boundless Vembanad Lake and the beautiful Kavanar River makes it a picture-perfect location to relax and unwind. Go on a houseboat cruise or a ride on a motor boat to explore more of the pristine beauty of the Sanctuary.
Vaikom: To Witness Vaikathashtami
If you really want to take part in a temple festival in Kerala in November, Vaikom is the place to be. Vaikathashtami, the most prominent annual festival of the famous Vaikom Mahadeva Temple is celebrated with much pomp and grandeur every year between November and December.
This grand temple festival extends for 12 days with spectacular cultural programs, music, dance, folk arts, and Kathakali performances. The grand procession on Vaikathashtami day with a caparisoned elephant carrying the replica of the presiding deity is the main highlight of the festival. This year Vaikathashtami falls on November 17, 2022.
Wayanad: To See the Raw Beauty of Mother Nature
Wayanad is the ultimate place for nature lovers to visit in Kerala in November. This unblemished nature-rich place packed with nature’s wonders will leave you speechless with the raw beauty of Mother Nature.
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With stunning sceneries, majestic hills, winding roads, exotic wildlife, and dense forests, it’s no wonder that it is one of the prettiest hill stations in Kerala. November is the perfect time for trekking in Wayanad. You’ll come across breathtaking views and challenging yet satisfying terrains during the trek.
Vagamon: To Find Thrill in Paragliding
Head to Vagamon for crazy adventures and soul-rejuvenating holidays. If you love adventures, get your adrenaline pumping by treating yourself to an exhilarating paragliding ride.
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Nothing can beat the thrill and amazement of flying like a bird amidst the blue skies and exploring a bird’s-eye view of the lush green meadows and stunning tea valleys below. The enjoyable cold climate and the never-ending lush greenery are an added delight. Trekking and rock climbing are the other pleasures you will enjoy here.
Thekkady: To Bask in Nature’s Incredible Beauty
Thekkady offers a laid-back vacation in November with the opportunity of enjoying Mother nature at its absolute best, in the middle of scenic landscapes and alluring backdrops. Thekkady in November tends to be pleasant and cool, perfect for sightseeing.
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You can explore the dense forests on an elephant safari, enjoy bird watching or indulge in adventure activities like trekking, rafting, jeep safaris, bamboo rafting and many more here. With so much natural beauty and charm, Thekkady is absolutely a gorgeous place to visit.
Palakkad: To Experience the Fervor of Kalpathi Ratholsavam
Visit Palakkad in November to witness the biggest chariot festival in Kerala, Kalpathi Ratholsavam. The huge sky-scraping chariots beautified with flowers and intricate carvings highlight the most striking feature of Kalpathi Ratholsavam. These chariots are religiously pulled through the streets of Kalpathi by thousands of devotees, offering a splendid sight to behold. The Kalpathi streets wear a festive look during the festive week which will be a grand visual treat for you. Besides the spectacular Chariot Festival, the presence of beautiful ancient temples, historic forts, museums, and wild sanctuaries makes Palakkad a great place to explore. Kalpathi Ratholsavam will be held from 14 to 16 November 2022.
That’s it for an ultimate Kerala trip in November!!! Make sure not to miss these fascinating places while planning your holiday in Kerala this November.
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