Kerala
Kerala Tour Packages
God’s Own Country
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Overview
Kerala, India’s tropical paradise, is a land of lush backwaters, misty hills, and sun-kissed beaches—where every journey feels like an embrace from nature. Drift on emerald canals in a houseboat, trek through spice-scented Western Ghats, or unwind with Ayurvedic therapies by the Arabian Sea. From the vibrant culture of Kochi to the tranquil tea gardens of Munnar, Kerala doesn’t just welcome you—it rejuvenates you.
Come for the postcard-perfect landscapes, stay for the slow, soulful rhythm of “God’s Own Country.”
MUNNAR
A dreamy hill station draped in emerald tea estates, spice gardens, and mist-covered valleys.
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Tea Plantations: Walk through endless green carpets of tea at Kolukkumalai (world’s highest organic tea estate) or explore the Tata Tea Museum to learn the art of tea processing.
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Eravikulam National Park: Spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and trek to Anamudi Peak—South India’s highest.
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Waterfalls: Visit Attukal & Lakkam Falls for monsoon magic or enjoy serene views at Chinnakanal Waterfalls.
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Spice Gardens: Tour aromatic cardamom, pepper, and cinnamon plantations. Don’t miss a cup of fresh spice tea!
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Mudra Cultural Show: Be mesmerized by traditional Kathakali dance and Kalarippayattu martial arts performances.
ALLEPPEY (ALAPPUZHA)
A slow-moving paradise of backwaters, houseboats, and palm-fringed villages.
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Houseboat Cruise: Drift overnight through shimmering waters aboard a traditional kettuvallam while enjoying local cuisine.
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Canals & Villages: Kayak through narrow waterways and observe the rhythms of local village life.
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Beaches: Relax on the untouched sands of Marari Beach or stroll along Alappuzha Beach, home to a historic pier and lighthouse.
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Nehru Trophy Snake Boat Race: Feel the adrenaline at this thrilling August-September event featuring 100-rower boats.
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Ayurvedic Massages: Rejuvenate body and soul at serene riverside wellness centers.
THEKKADY
A jungle haven of wildlife safaris, spice trails, and tribal culture.
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Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary: Go on a boat safari on Periyar Lake to spot elephants, bison, and exotic birds.
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Bamboo Rafting: Explore the silent jungle with tribal guides on a bamboo raft.
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Spice Plantations: Walk through farms of cardamom, vanilla, and black pepper on guided tours.
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Chellarkovil Viewpoint: Capture sweeping vistas of Periyar’s valleys and misty waterfalls.
FORT KOCHI
A coastal melting pot where history, art, and colonial charm come alive.
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Chinese Fishing Nets: Witness the iconic cantilevered nets in action against golden sunsets.
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St. Francis Church: Step into India’s oldest European church, once the burial site of Vasco da Gama.
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Jew Town & Paradesi Synagogue: Wander through antique stores and the storied Jewish quarter of Mattancherry.
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Fort Kochi Beach: Stroll the breezy promenade dotted with food stalls, street art, and sea views.
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Art Cafés & Boutiques: Discover bohemian coffee shops, indie galleries, and local crafts.
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Kochi-Muziris Biennale (Dec–Mar): Experience South Asia’s largest contemporary art festival, where colonial warehouses become creative canvases
KOVALAM
Golden sands, gentle waves, and Ayurvedic serenity on the Arabian Sea.
- Lighthouse Beach: Climb the iconic red-and-white lighthouse for panoramic sea views and stroll along soft golden sands.
- Hawa & Samudra Beaches: Quieter coves ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and morning walks.
- Surfing & Water Sports: Try surfing, paddleboarding, or kayaking in calm coastal waters.
- Ayurvedic Retreats: Rejuvenate with detox therapies and massages in oceanfront wellness centers.
- Seafood Shacks: Feast on fresh catch with the sound of waves and spectacular sunsets.
VARKALA
Dramatic cliffs, yoga vibes, and a soulful beach town like no other.
- Varkala Cliff: Explore the charming promenade lined with cafés, yoga studios, and boutiques overlooking the sea.
- Papanasam Beach: A sacred beach where locals believe a dip washes away sins.
- Janardanaswamy Temple: Visit this 2,000-year-old temple blending history and spiritual traditions.
- Black Sand Beach: A peaceful, lesser-known spot perfect for quiet reflection and watching fishermen.
- Wellness Scene: Enjoy yoga retreats, Ayurvedic massages, and holistic healing centers.
Kerala Through The Seasons:
The best time to visit Kerala is generally from October to March.
Here’s what you can expect during each season:
Getting There
By Air:
Cochin International Airport (COK) is the most convenient gateway to Kerala.Well-connected domestically and internationally.
Cochin is central for accessing Munnar, Thekkady, and Alleppey by road.
Other Options:
Trivandrum International Airport (TRV) is ideal for visiting Kovalam and Varkala.
Coimbatore International Airport (CJB) is a convenient entry point for Munnar, Wayanad, and Palakkad region.
By Road & Rail:
Kerala has an excellent road network from all major South Indian cities. Multiple private and government buses connect Kerala’s popular destinations. Major railway stations include Ernakulam, Trivandrum, and Kozhikode—ideal for train travel across the state.
Stay and Dining
Kerala offers a wide range of accommodations—from cozy homestays and eco-resorts to luxury houseboats and boutique hotels. Whether you prefer waking up to tea gardens in Munnar, drifting in a private houseboat on Alleppey’s backwaters, or staying by the beach in Kovalam, there’s a perfect place to call home.
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Homestays: Experience warm Kerala hospitality with locally cooked meals and personalized care in villages and hill stations.
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Houseboats: Stay overnight on traditional kettuvallams for a unique blend of comfort and nature on the backwaters.
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Luxury Resorts: Find beachfront resorts in Kovalam and Varkala or jungle lodges near Thekkady offering Ayurvedic spas, yoga classes, and gourmet dining.
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Boutique Hotels: Explore Fort Kochi’s heritage hotels blending colonial charm with modern comforts.
Dining
Kerala’s cuisine is a fragrant celebration of spices, coconut, and fresh seafood. From roadside stalls to fine dining, each meal is a journey into the region’s culinary soul.
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Traditional Kerala Meals: Served on banana leaves with rice, sambar, avial, and an array of vegetable and fish curries. Don’t miss the spicy Malabar biryani in northern Kerala.
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Seafood: Enjoy freshly caught prawns, crab, fish, and lobster prepared with local spices—especially along the coast in Fort Kochi, Kovalam, and Varkala.
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Street Food: Sample snacks like banana chips, pazham pori (banana fritters), and spicy samosas.
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Tea and Coffee: Sip freshly brewed tea in Munnar or aromatic filter coffee in local cafés.
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Ayurvedic Cuisine: Try healthful, detoxifying meals at wellness centers focused on balancing body and mind.