Kerala is known as God’s Own Country. Kerala has everything for a traveler such as palm-fringed
beaches, idyllic houseboat cruises, mountainous terrain, and vibrant wildlife parks, lies on the
southwestern coast of India. Kerala Tourism features the cultural background of Kerala too holds
much allure. Ayurveda, an ancient medical system, aims to provide travelers with intensive
wellness treatments and therapies for rejuvenating their health. In this blog we will provide you
the information a very popular destination that is “Varkala”.
Varkala is a coastal town in the southern part of Kerala well known for the unique 15m high
‘Northern Cliff’ adjacent to the Arabian Sea. It is located north-west of Thiruvananthapuram
(Trivandrum) and south-west of Kollam, the capital city of Kerala. Varkala is a perfect blend of
natural beauty, spirituality, and cultural charm. Varkala is well known for hippie culture, shacks
on the cliff serving great seafood and playing global music and the samadhi of Kerala’s saint Sree
Narayana Guru. Varkala is also known for Janardana Swami Temple, also known as Dakshin Kashi.
Jatayu Earth Center, located about 25 km from Varkala in Kerala, is one of the top tourist
attraction of varkala famous for the world’s largest bird sculpture, symbolizing the Jatayu from
the Ramayana. Spread across a rocky hill, the center offers visitors adventure activities, a
museum, and a 6D theater experience, all within a beautiful natural setting.
One of the highlights of Varkala is its vibrant yoga and Ayurveda scene, drawing wellness
enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike. The town is home to numerous yoga centers, retreats,
and Ayurvedic spas, offering a range of holistic wellness experiences. Visitors can indulge in
rejuvenating yoga sessions, meditation practices, and Ayurvedic treatments amidst the serene
surroundings of Varkala’s coastal landscape.
Like other beach destinations November to March is suitable time to visit this destination.
