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Kerala with its Western Ghats range of mountains showcases numerous trekking destinations that the adventurous in you would love to go at the first opportunity. On your Kerala tour nature challenges you to conquer the rugged terrain and in consequence rewards you with cascading nectar amidst lush green surroundings. Not only the terrain but different kinds of animals, too, reveal different aspects of themselves when you look at them in their natural surroundings while being on a trek. Trekking in Kerala with our Kerala holiday packages will enrich your soul and introduce you to your real self.

Go for the trek to Chembra Peak in Wayanad to start your adventure. Green meadows will welcome you on the way to the peak and only the initial climb would be a bit difficult as the slope is quite steep but after that the joy of climbing would engulf your senses. The heart shaped lake ‘Hridaya Saras’ is a thing of beauty at the peak and you will also have the option of overnight camping there. If you intend to take the test of your grit, go for Thusharagiri trek; a more confident you will emerge after finishing the trek. Dense forests, gushing streams and various waterfalls would make you fall in love with the surroundings but the urge to finish the trek will take you further and you will also have the opportunity to see pepper, rubber and areca nut plantations on the way. Pakshipathnam is another challenging trek that you would love to go for. Blocks of rocks and deep caves will show you another side of nature and caves at Chembra hills will showcase your agile self.

Trek to Anamudi Peak is one of the most enthralling experiences you can have. You need to take permission from the authorities at Eravikulum National Park but the adventure is worth taking that trouble. The park has its own share of flora and fauna to showcase and Asian elephants are among the prime attractions there. Though a shorter one, Ramakkalmedu trek is one of the most challenging one and gives you the glimpse of the beauty that lies in the valley. Named after Lord Rama, the hill has its religious significance, too, and when you look at the surroundings, you would admire the aesthetic sense that nature has for her own beauty. Trek to Brahmagiri Peak is one of the most sought after in Kerala and you should include it in your Kerala tour itinerary to explore the verdant surroundings it showcases.