Varkala
Varkala : Kerala's Undiscovered Gem
December to February
2-3 days
INR 3000/- PER PERSON
Varkala's summer season stays exceedingly hot and humid. In the months of March and May, the temperature fluctuates from 22°C to 40°C. As a result, it is best to avoid Varkala during these months.
The monsoon season in Varkala begins in June. The rains are expected to last until September. Visiting during the monsoon season is recommended since the area becomes lush and beautiful.
Winter in Varkala begins in December and lasts till February. The weather is good, with temperatures ranging from 12 to 31 degrees Celsius. As a result, it is the greatest time to arrange a trip to Varkala.
There is a well-known natural spring that is said to have therapeutic characteristics and can be used to treat a variety of ailments.
The natural structures of the rocks are another appealing aspect for travelers. Varkala formation is another name for this phenomenon.
Though local buses and tempos run throughout Varkala, their schedules are unpredictable, and utilizing the services would necessitate the use of a local's intuition. Traveling by bus is inconvenient because it is not a popular mode of transportation for tourists. Varkala bus station is very adjacent to Varkala railway station.
Auto Rickshaws and taxis are readily available in Varkala, particularly near the beaches and other tourist sites. Uber and Ola are available to get you from Trivandrum to Varkala and vice versa. However, taxis and auto rickshaws may increase their fees based on how they perceive you as a tourist, as there are no fixed tariffs.
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