Tour Packages
Kerala tour packages offer a personalized piece of heaven, which is what many people call it. Most tourists begin their trip in Kochi, a historic port city where you can see the famous Chinese fishing nets and discover the colonial charm of Fort Kochi. After that package usually goes to Munnar's misty hills, which are known for their tea plantations, waterfalls, and the Eravikulam National Park. Thekkady is a great place to see elephants and go on spice plantation tours near the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Wayanad, on the other hand, is a more rugged and off-the-beaten-path place with its ancient caves and thick forests. A stay on a Traditional Kettuvalam (houseboat) in Alleppey or Kumarakom is a must-do for almost every Kerala trip. As you float through the calm backwaters, you can see local village life, coconut groves, and emerald-green rice fields from the comfort of a floating luxury suite. Coastal package usually ends with a trip to Kovalam’s golden sands or Varakala's dramatic red cliffs, where the Arabian Sea meets a laid-back traveler culture.
Why Choose the Kerala Tour Package?
The best way to see God's Own Country without worrying about transportation is to book a Kerala tour packages put together a smooth, planned trip that includes all of Kerala's beautiful and varied landscapes, from peaceful, famous backwater houseboats and misty hill stations to clean beaches and lush spice plantations. When you book a package, you get the benefit of local experts who will help you find hidden gems, see real cultural performances like Kathakali, and stay in top-rated hotels at great prices. Professional tour operators take care of all the planning and transportation, so you can relax, heal with traditional ayurveda, and make memories that will last a lifetime in a truly magical place, whether you're a family, a couple on their honeymoon, or a solo traveler.
Best time to visit Kerala
October through March are the ideal months to visit Kerala, thanks to the pleasant, cool weather that is perfect for beach activities, backwater cruises, and sightseeing. These months are ideal for visiting well-known locations like Munnar, Alleppey, and Kochi because the temperature ranges from 18 to 30 degrees Celsius. Travelers who appreciate lush greenery and Ayurvedic treatments will also find Kerala to be particularly picturesque during the monsoon season (June to September), which is marked by refreshing rains. Even though the summers (April to May) can be hot and muggy, particularly in coastal regions, hill stations nevertheless provide a cozy haven.
How to reach Kerala
There are many options to reach Kerala.
By Air
Four major international airports—Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Kozhikode, and Kannur—serve Kerala and provide excellent connectivity from major Indian and international cities. The most effective way to start your trip is to pick the airport that is closest to your main destination within the state.
By Train
With more than 200 stations, the state's extensive rail system connects it to major cities like Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, and New Delhi. Travelers enter the state primarily through major railway intersections like Tiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, and Kozhikode.
By Road
NH 44, NH 66, and NH 49 are just a few of the National Highways that connect Kerala to its neighboring states. Private vehicles, taxis, and a range of public and private bus services that offer picturesque routes through South India are all convenient ways to get to the state.
Kerala Tour Package Price
1. Budget Kerala Tour Package
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Destination: Kerala includes Kochi, Munnar, Alleppey, and Kovalam, etc.
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Cost: 10,000-15,000 Rupees per person
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Duration: 4-5 Days
2. Standard/Deluxe Kerala Tour Package
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Destination: Kerala includes Kochi, Munnar, Alleppey, and Kovalam, etc.
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Cost: 18,000-25,000 Rupees per person
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Duration: 5-6 Days
3. Luxury/Premium Kerala Tour Package
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Destination: Kerala includes Kochi, Munnar, Alleppey, Thekkady, and Kovalam, etc.
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Cost: 50,000-75,000 Rupees per person
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Duration: 6-8 Days
Places To Visit On The Kerala Tour
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Munnar |
Munnar is well-known for its stunning tea plantations, misty hills, and cool climate, all of which make it the ideal place to get away from it all. It is perfect for both leisure and adventure because it has beautiful vistas, waterfalls, and wildlife encounters. |
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Alleppey |
Alleppey, sometimes referred to as the "Venice of the East," is well-known for its tranquil backwaters, picturesque houseboat cruises, and verdant surroundings that provide a tranquil haven. It's the ideal place to unwind, take in Kerala's distinct village culture, and take in the best of nature. |
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Kochi |
Known for its colonial architecture, lively culture, and recognizable Chinese fishing nets, Kochi is the ideal fusion of history and contemporary charm. With picturesque backwaters, lively markets, and rich historical sites, it provides a distinctive coastal experience. |
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Wayanad |
Wayanad is a stunning hill district in Kerala that is ideal for nature lovers because of its verdant surroundings, waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries, and serene atmosphere. In addition, it offers hiking trails, picturesque vistas, and a rich tribal culture that offer a welcome diversion from the bustle of the city. |
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Thekkady |
Thekkady, which is in the Western Ghats, is well-known for its abundant vegetation and fauna at Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can see elephants and take beautiful boat rides. Additionally, it's an ideal location for hiking, spice plantation tours, and taking in Kerala's abundant biodiversity and natural beauty. |
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Kovalam |
Kovalam is the ideal location for a tranquil beach vacation because of its golden beaches, serene backwaters, and stunning sunsets. |
Accommodation Options
Discover the finest of God's Own Country with a variety of lodging options catered to all travel preferences. Kerala has lodging options for every budget, from luxurious five-star resorts and boutique heritage retreats to quaint eco-friendly homestays. A night on a traditional Kerala houseboat, where you can glide through the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey or Kumarakom with an onboard chef, is a must-do highlight of any tour. A night on a traditional Kerala houseboat, where you can glide through the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey or Kumarakom with an onboard chef, is a must-do highlight of any tour. While peaceful Ayurvedic wellness retreats offer holistic rejuvenation amid lush greenery or picturesque coastal views, jungle treehouses in Munnur and Thekkady offer an immersive escape into nature for those seeking adventure.
Things To Do On Golden Triangle Tour
Backwater Houseboat Cruises
A night on a traditional Kerala houseboat, where you can glide through the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey or Kumarakom with an onboard chef, is a must-do highlight of any tour. Take a traditional houseboat or small boat ride through Alleppey or Kumarakom's backwaters to see the local way of life along the banks.
Tea Plantation Tours in Munnar
Learn about processing and enjoy beautiful mountain views by visiting Munnar's expansive tea gardens, especially at the top station.
Wildlife Safaris in Thekkady/Periyar
Take a boat ride on Periyar Lake and visit the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary to see elephants.
Relaxing on Beaches
See the more sedate Marari Beach, the well-known Kovalam Beach with its lighthouse, or the cliff-lined Varakala Beach.
Cultural Performances
Visit places like the Great K V Kathakali Center to witness traditional art forms like the Kathakali dance-drama.
Ecotourism in Wayanad
Take part in outdoor pursuits such as camping in forested areas, bamboo hunts, and jungle trekking.
Taste Local Cuisine
In places like Munnur, savor a Sadya (traditional banquet) and discover regional spices with handcrafted chocolates.
Ayurvedic Spas
Traditional Kerala Ayurvedic massages are available all over the state and are a great way to unwind.
Visit Waterfalls
See the enormous Athirappilly Falls, sometimes referred to as India's Niagara.
Historical Site Exploration
Discover the historic Fort Kochi and Mattancherry Palace in Kochi.
Travel Tips For Kerala Tour
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For the most pleasant, dry weather, which is ideal for visiting both hill stations and backwaters, travel from October to March. If you prefer outdoor sightseeing, stay away from the peak monsoon season because heavy rains can interfere with boat operations and travel.
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To guarantee availability and lower prices, book your houseboat and popular hill station accommodations at least two to three months in advance. To potentially save 20–30%, make direct reservations with local operators at the finishing point in Alleppey rather than using online aggregators.
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Bring a light sweater for the colder temperatures in hill stations like Munnur and light cotton clothing for the humid coastal regions.
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Use the widely accepted digital UPI payment system, but keep some cash on hand for small vendors and rural areas. Cities have excellent internet coverage, but in isolated forests or deep backwater areas, expect spotty signals. For safety, download offline maps.
Book The Best Kerala Tour
You can choose from Trip Plan India's highly regarded packages, such as the 6-day Munnur, Thekkady, and Alleppey circuit or an extended 8-day trip that includes Kovalam and Kanyakumari, to book the best Kerala tour. A tour of Thekkady's spice plantations, an exploration of Munnur's tea gardens, and a traditional overnight stay on a private houseboat in the Alleppey Backwaters are all part of their typical itinerary.
