Kochi, also referred to as Cochin, is a vibrant city located in the southwestern coastal region of India, within the state of Kerala. It has served as a significant port since 1341, when a flood reshaped its harbour, making it accessible to Arab, Chinese, and European traders. The city's rich history is reflected in landmarks such as Fort Kochi, a neighbourhood filled with colonial-era tiled bungalows and a variety of places of worship. The iconic cantilevered Chinese fishing nets, a trademark of Kochi, have been in operation for centuries.

Munnar is a town located in the Western Ghats mountain range in the Indian state of Kerala. Once a hill station and a popular retreat for the British Raj elite, it is surrounded by gently sloping hills beautifuled with tea plantations that were established in the late 19th century.

Thekkady is a town located near Periyar National Park, a major tourist attraction in the Kerala state of, India. The name "Thekkady" originates from the word “thekku,” which means teak. The region experiences its lowest temperatures during December and January, while the highest temperatures occur in April and May.

Alappuzha (also known as Alleppey) is a city located on the Laccadive Sea in the southern Indian state of Kerala. The city is famous for its scenic houseboat cruises that navigate the serene backwaters of Kerala, a vast network of calm canals and lagoons.