🇷🇺❤️🇮🇳 Why Russians Love Kerala – Backwaters, Ayurveda & Beaches

🌴 1. Backwaters: Serenity on Water

The famous Kerala backwaters — a network of tranquil lagoons, canals, and lakes — offer a peaceful escape from city life. Russian tourists especially enjoy:

• Houseboat cruises in Alleppey or Kumarakom

• Watching traditional village life on the banks

• Sunset views and Kerala-style meals on board

🛶 Tip: A 1–2 night houseboat stay is a must for first-time visitors.

🌿 2. Ayurveda & Wellness Retreats

Kerala is the birthplace of Ayurveda, India’s ancient healing system. Russians seeking relaxation and rejuvenation love Kerala’s wellness resorts that offer:

• Detox programs

• Panchakarma therapy

• Stress relief and weight loss packages

• Natural herbal treatments

Popular centers include Somatheeram, Kairali, and AyurvedaGram.

🧘‍♀️ Tip: Many centers offer Russian-speaking staff and interpreters.

🏖️ 3. Beaches & Coastal Vibes

Kerala’s clean, uncrowded beaches are perfect for relaxation and water sports.

• Varkala Beach – Cliffs, cafes, yoga

• Kovalam Beach – Calm waters, Ayurveda resorts

• Marari Beach – Peaceful and ideal for couples or solo retreats

🌊 Activities: Swimming, surfing, seafood dining, beach yoga

🗓️ 4. Best Time to Visit Kerala

• November to March – Ideal weather for beaches and sightseeing

• June to August – Monsoon season, best for Ayurvedic treatments

✈️ 5. Easy Access from Russia

• Fly from Moscow to Kochi or Thiruvananthapuram via major hubs (Dubai, Doha)

• Kerala has international airports and is tourist-friendly

🎒 6. Why Russians Feel at Home in Kerala

• Welcoming locals and peaceful atmosphere

• English is widely spoken; some resorts offer Russian translation

• Emphasis on health, spirituality, and natural living — values that resonate well

From healing retreats to coastal bliss, Kerala offers Russian travelers a perfect blend of wellness, nature, and culture. It’s not just a trip — it’s a journey into balance and peace.