Cruise through backwaters in a houseboat:

A cruise in the scenic backwaters of Kerala is an unforgettable experience for a honeymooner. Houseboat cruises are available at Kumarakom, Alleppey, and Ashtamudi. Traditional houseboats have been transformed into well-equipped boats with luxury hotel amenities such as bath-attached bedrooms, lounges, and kitchens. Relax with your partner while the boat gently carries you on a journey of a lifetime.

Watch the Sunrise Together:

Watching a sunrise with someone you love can be an amazing experience. You might want to wake up early and watch the sunrise, or stay up all night under the stars and watch it together. Either way, it will be a memory you'll never forget. In Kerala, Munnar is a great place to watch the sunrise, or you can do the same at Kovalam Beach or Marari Beach.

Relish the sweet fragrance of tea plantations in Munnar:

The beauty of the Western Ghats in Kerala draws many couples to the hill station of Munnar. The lush greenery of tea gardens, with their enticing aroma and enchanting scenery, makes you want to stay here for a long time. You can take a romantic stroll through the tea plantations, or enjoy the views from your cottage's balcony at the edge of a misty mountain range. Cottages at Munnar are set among gardens and waterfall vistas that promise an unforgettable stay.

Stay in a Kerala Treehouse:

If you're looking for quiet, nature, and relaxation in Kerala, stay in a treehouse. These wooden cottages are generally 15 feet above the ground and include bedrooms and bathrooms with all modern facilities. You'll enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty of Kerala while staying at treehouses in Wayanad, Vyithri, Munnar, or Thekkady.

Go for Amusement Park Rides:

Are you looking for a fun day out with your significant other? If so, then amusement parks are the perfect choice. There are several great amusement parks in Kerala that promise to provide couples with an exciting and thrilling experience together. Wonderla, Vismaya, Silver Storm Water Theme Park, Dream World, and Fantasy Park are some of the top amusement parks in Kerala.

So, what are you waiting for? Book your Kerala tour packages today with a reputable tour operator like Wonder World Travels! 

Experience Royalty at Mysore Palace:

Mysore is known for its palaces and the Ambavilas Palace is one of the most famous. It's a royal residence of the Wadiyar Dynasty, built in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture, and it's a popular tourist attraction in Mysore. On Sunday nights and holidays, the palace is illuminated and it's an amazing sight to behold.

Appreciate Art at Jaganmohan Palace:

The Jaganmohan Palace, though less well-known than the Mysore Palace, is just as magnificent. It was converted into an art gallery in 1915, and ever since then it has enchanted art lovers and tourists alike. Artworks by renowned artists from India and across the globe, such as Raja Ravi Varma, Rabindranath Tagore, S.L. Haldankar, Nikolai Roerich, Aless Caddy, P.P. Ruben, and Jiladin Ville hang on its walls.

Stroll around in Brindavan Gardens:

If you're looking for romantic things to do in Mysore, start at the Brindavan Gardens. Pristine gardens, cool breezes and a sense of calm––all make the setting perfect for a stroll with your partner. These 150 acres of lush greenery are one of the city's biggest attractions and even if you're just enjoying a ride on the lake, these gardens are a must-see. The highlight is definitely the dancing fountain, best appreciated at night when live music accompanies its graceful movements.

Ride the Tonga:

The open-air tonga is a horse-drawn carriage that has become a tourist attraction in Mysore, India. You can take one for a tour of the city, including its famous palace, clock tower and other attractions.

Visit the Mysore Zoo for a Wild Streak:

Mylapore Zoo, or Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, is the oldest and best-maintained zoo in all of India. It's also a great place for children and wildlife enthusiasts alike: you can spot a variety of animals in their natural habitat here, including white tigers and nilgai as well as ostriches and emus.