Kerala is one of India's most versatile filming destinations — six distinct landscapes within a day's drive of each other.
Kochi and Fort Kochi
Colonial architecture, Chinese fishing nets, spice markets and a working harbour. Ideal for period, urban and travel stories.
Munnar
Endless tea estates, mist and rolling hills — a favourite for songs, romance and car commercials.
Alleppey backwaters
Houseboats, canals and palm-fringed lagoons. Golden hour here needs little more than a good camera.
Wayanad
Rainforest, waterfalls, tribal villages and plantations for thrillers and adventure stories.
Varkala and Kovalam
Red cliffs, surf and beach sunrises for lifestyle, fashion and music videos.
Athirappilly
Often called the Niagara of India — a signature waterfall location for cinema.
Permits and logistics
Forest, tourism-board and municipal permissions vary by site and season, and monsoon (June–September) affects access. A local production partner in Kochi handles permits, crew, transport and stay so you can focus on the shoot.
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