January
20.2 - 34.6 °C
February
21.1 - 35.3 °C
March
22.2 - 35.8 °C
April
22.9 - 35.6 °C
May
22.8 - 34.9 °C
June
22.2 - 33.2 °C
July
21.9 - 32.5 °C
August
22.2 - 32.7 °C
September
22.3 - 33.3 °C
October
22.2 - 33.2 °C
November
21.8 - 33.4 °C
December
20.5 - 34.1 °C
Major Airports :
Trivandrum International Airport (TRV)
State :
Kerala
Varkala
Major Airports :
Trivandrum International Airport (TRV)
State :
Kerala
A glimpse of paradise
Varkala offers travellers from around the globe a taste of paradise on India's scenic Arabian Sea coast in Kerala. Renowned for its peaceful beaches, ancient cliffs, and spiritual allure, this picturesque town draws those in search of both relaxation and spiritual enlightenment to its shores.
Sun and sand
Varkala's beaches are an ode to nature. Papanasam Beach, with its therapeutic mineral springs and tranquil waters, is ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation, drawing sunbathers, surfers, water sport enthusiasts and sunbathers alike. Varkala's beaches can satisfy every traveller - take strolls along its sandy shores, indulge in water sports, or let the waves sing you to sleep!
Majestic cliffs and mesmerising views
Varkala's signature attraction lies in its breathtaking red cliffs that rise majestically above the Arabian Sea, creating stunning vistas and housing treasures of cultural and spiritual significance - such as Janardanaswamy Temple perched upon these ancient formations, adding another spiritual component to these stunning panoramic vistas.
The spiritual resonance
Varkala, known as the "Dakshin Kashi" or the "Benares of the South," is widely believed to provide spiritual salvation for all those who visit. At Papanasam Beach, pilgrims and seekers come together to cleanse their souls while paying homage to their ancestors and immersing themselves in an atmosphere filled with reverence and introspection.
Finding solace in nature
Varkala offers sanctuary from an often-turbulent world. Offering spiritual retreats, nature exploration and relaxation by the seashore - Varkala welcomes visitors with open arms - making your visit a truly rewarding and life-enriching experience.
Attractions
worth a thousand stories
Kaduvayil Juma Masjid
An exquisite mosque famous for its traditional Islamic architecture and tranquil atmosphere
ExploreSaint Sebastian’s Pilgrim Church Moongodu
Experience the essence of divine serenity and exquisite architectural grandeur
ExploreVarkala Tunnel
An unforgettable architectural marvel offering breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea
ExploreA trove of
Fascinating Facts
A trove of
Fascinating Facts
Velu Thampi Dalawa led an insurrection at Anjengo Fort in India against British rule in 1808.
A trove of
Fascinating Facts
A trove of
Fascinating Facts
Kilimanoor Palace held an essential place in Kerala's political and cultural history; it was home to one of its most celebrated artists - Raja Ravi Varma - an internationally acclaimed painter who became known for his famous paintings depicting Hindu gods and goddesses.