Kerala can't be described as anything other than a different place after the monsoon has passed. It has become a peaceful place to be, with clean fields and a golden gentle sunrise. It makes you feel like getting a nice cup of tea and wasting time. One of the easiest ways to experience this feeling is to do a Farm Stay In Kerala.

What Makes Places Magic After Rain

The cool air, lack of dust in the air and pristine countryside means it becomes a peaceful place to visit. There's also no large tourist influx so the roads and villages become a more peaceful place as well. This truly is the perfect time to take a break rather than go sightseeing.

• Clean green fields.

• Cool morning air.

• Gently golden sun.

• Less tourists.

Lazy Mornings

Lazy mornings sound lavish but really they are not. You can sleep in when you want to (or when the birds wake) and there will be no pressure. You will get to stare out over those beautiful fields for ages.

• Waking without an alarm.

• Enjoy a filtered coffee.

• Walk barefoot through fields.

• Eat an amazing breakfast.

Sukrutham Farmstay

Based in Thrissur, this farm stay is a little different to most. It is a real working farm that offers accommodation. This means you are surrounded by farming. It is a great place to stay if you have been looking to book a Home Stay in Thrissur that feels authentic. It is a great example of a traditional Kerala home stay. Not only does it include the real farm experience and home cooked meals, it includes everything from the land. If you have searched for "farm stay near Thrissur" then this is exactly what you will find.

• Real working farm.

• Home cooked food.

• Beautiful paddy field views.

• Friendly local service.

Farmstay Or Resort?

Below is a quick look at how a resort would compare:

A Lazy Day

There are no strict plans but you often wake up for a morning walk on the farm. Everything will be relaxed and you can choose to do/don't do anything.

• Walk around the farm at sunrise.

• Have a slow breakfast.

• Read for a while.

• Have a nap in a hammock.

• Chat over tea.

• Go to bed early.

Who Should Take This Type Of Trip

Anyone can really though! Couples will enjoy being quiet and there won't be any pressure to plan anything around eating. Families will enjoy being in the open space with their kids. Solos often enjoy this. Friends will love it as they can just relax and chat.

• Couples wanting peace.

• Families with children.

• Solos wanting a break.

• Friends wanting to relax.

Current Trends

Slow travel has been trending for a while now and more people are searching for places to really unwind. Often once the rain has stopped travelling can begin looking at a Farm Stay In Kerala. These are often short break weekends.

• Slow travel.

• Farm to plate.

• No phone.

• Weekend break.

• Wellness focused.

Top Tips

A few small tips to help you have an easy trip. There can be light showers in October/November.

• Book weekends in advance.

• Pack some light cottons.

• Pack a light jacket.

• Mosquito repellent.

• Small umbrella.

• Comfortable sandals.

Quick FAQs

When is the best time to visit after the monsoon?
Anytime from October onwards. The fields will be green and the air cool.

Are farmstays good with kids?
Yes! They will love the open spaces, fresh food and exploring.

Do I have to do farm work?
No! You can participate if you want to.

What should I pack?
Light cottons, light layers, mosquito repellent & small umbrella.

Is this just for couples?
Definitely not! It is great for families, friends & solos.