Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) The trail to Kanheri Caves is well-marked and takes you through lush greenery to the ancient rock-cut caves. It's a relatively easy hike suitable for beginners.
Yeoor Hills Multiple trails offer varying levels of difficulty. The trails provide a mix of gentle slopes and more challenging paths, ideal for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers.
Tungareshwar National Park The trek includes a visit to the Tungareshwar Temple and offers a mix of moderate to difficult terrain, making it a good choice for seasoned hikers.
Karnala Fort Munnar, with its rocky terrain and scenic landscapes, offers excellent opportunities for rock climbing. The varied rock formations present challenges for climbers of all levels.
Peb Fort (Vikatgad) The trek is moderately challenging and includes rock patches, forest trails, and open plateaus. It's a popular route for both beginners and experienced trekkers.
Kayaking in Alappuzha Backwaters Kayaking through the narrow canals and serene backwaters of Alappuzha offers an adventurous way to explore Kerala's unique ecosystem. It's a peaceful yet exhilarating experience.
Rajmachi Fort This moderate trek takes you through forest trails and open fields to the fort. It's a popular overnight trek during the monsoon for its scenic beauty.
Matheran Hill Station The trail to One Tree Hill Point is relatively easy and offers a peaceful hike through the forest, ending with stunning views from the top.
Prabalgad Fort The trek to Prabalgad Fort is moderately difficult, involving steep climbs and rocky paths. The fort offers a great view of the surrounding valleys.
Bhivpuri Waterfalls The trail to Bhivpuri Waterfalls is relatively easy and follows a picturesque route through forests and fields, ending at a beautiful waterfall.
Harishchandragad Fort This trek is more challenging and requires good physical fitness. It involves steep climbs and rocky terrain but rewards with stunning views and historical sites.