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Adventure

Written by
Aquib Nawab

Reviewed by 
Shwetha Vasan

Long weekends in August 2024: Why you should book your Kerala trip asap

1. Mark your calendars

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August 2024 has three long weekends: August 10-12, August 15-18, and August 24-26. Don't miss out on this opportunity to plan a quick escape to Kerala.

2. Why Kerala?

August is a special time in Kerala, when the monsoon season is in full swing. The state comes alive with the thrill of the Nehru Trophy Boat Race, an iconic event that showcases the traditional snake boats and the spirit of the locals.

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3. Drift into Serenity: Kerala's Backwaters

Kerala's backwaters are a network of waterways that will transport you to a world of peace and relaxation. It's the perfect setting to unwind and rejuvenate.

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4. Monsoon Magic: Kerala's Beaches

From the famous Kovalam to the peaceful Marari, Kerala's beaches are beautiful during the monsoon. Enjoy the rain on the shores, try exciting water sports, or just relax in the calm atmosphere.

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5. Escape to the hills

Kerala's hill stations, such as Munnar and Wayanad, offer a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy the cool climate, scenic views, and adventure activities like trekking and rock climbing.

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6. Get up close with nature

Kerala is home to several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, including Periyar and Silent Valley. Spot exotic species, and experience the thrill of being in the wild.

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7. Rejuvenate your body and mind

Treat yourself to a relaxing massage, yoga, or meditation session, and return home feeling refreshed and revitalized. It's the perfect way to detox and unwind.

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8. Immerse in Kerala's vibrant culture

August is a great time to experience Kerala's vibrant culture, with festivals like Onam and Thrissur Pooram taking place. Don't miss out on the colorful processions, traditional dances, and delicious food. It's a cultural extravaganza!

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9. A foodie's paradise

Kerala's cuisine is a fusion of spices, coconut, and seafood. Indulge in delicious dishes like idiyappam, appam, and karimeen, and don't forget to try the local tea and coffee.

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Thanks for reading!

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