Kerala suffers extreme humidity and significant rainfall during the monsoon season. Even though some times can be especially uncomfortable, other times have lovely weather. The plains are painted with a bold natural beauty, giving the trees and plants life.

The only way to characterize the pitter-patter season is as romantic and artistic. Every monsoon mood has appeal, from the faint drizzle to the gentle showers and huge downpours. Kerala, a green planet already, gets greener—if that's even possible. In the rain, the papaya, mango, and jackfruit trees sing! Don't you wish you could witness this natural phenomenon?

The southwest monsoon winds can bring flooding of varying degrees, especially from June to August. When making your travel plans, keep this in mind. On a lighter note, this time of year is perfect for travelers on a budget and those looking for peace.

Depending on the geography and elevation, Kerala's summer weather can range from pleasant to sweltering. Particularly around the seaside, it can become sticky and humid. The days are generally hot and muggy, while the evenings bring lower temperatures as the sun sets. This is not the ideal time to go if you want to get the most out of the outdoors while visiting Kerala.

Summer is a season of many festivities and celebrations in addition to the magnified view of gentle blue skies and vibrant green surroundings. In reality, the temples in Thrissur, Sabarimala, Attukal, Padmanabhaswamy, Vaikom, and Chinakkathoor hold their festivals complete with processions, parades, costume contests, song performances, and dance performances.

Kerala's hot, humid summers can drain you, so you need to be ready. Pack SPF+ 30 sunscreen, breathable cotton clothing, and comfy shoes. Keep in mind to bring your hat and sunglasses! Keep yourself hydrated all day long and eat modest, frequent meals.

Kerala's wintertime weather is quite wonderful. A decrease in warmth and humidity allows one to enjoy the beauty of the greenery. The air is light and cool, and the atmosphere is dry and crisp. The nights are chilly, while the days are nice and lovely. The ideal weather for exploring Kerala's natural and cultural attractions is right now.

The weather must be pleasant to appreciate the spice farms, rolling hills, and meandering trails. Winter allows easy travel without the inconveniences of stifling humidity, blistering sunshine, or punishing rainfall. The chilly winds can revitalize you. Wildlife safaris, boat excursions, and tours of tea factories are all great during this time.

Kerala does not experience glacial winters, although nights can still get chilly, especially in high places like Munnar. Packing long pants, cardigans, and sweaters is therefore advised. Add some scarves and vests if you tend to become particularly cold. Lip balm and moisturizer are necessary at this time!