Kerala
God's Own Country — palm-fringed backwaters, tea plantations, and serene beaches.
Tours
2 Available
Starting From
₹22,000
Duration Range
5N/6D – 6N/7D
Type
Backwaters
Day-by-Day Plan
Perfect Itineraries
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Inclusions
- Accommodation in 3 / 4 star hotels or resorts on double sharing
- Daily breakfast
- All transfers and sightseeing in a private AC vehicle
- Airport transfers on shared / private basis
- Visa assistance and all applicable permits
- Sightseeing entry tickets as per the itinerary
- All applicable hotel and transport taxes
Exclusions
- ✕Any air / train / bus fare to the starting point and back
- ✕Lunch and any meals not mentioned in the inclusions
- ✕Personal expenses — laundry, phone calls, tips, beverages
- ✕Travel and medical insurance
- ✕Any activity or entry ticket not mentioned in the itinerary
- ✕5% GST as applicable
- ✕Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
Day
1
Munnar
Arrive in Munnar, check-in to your accommodation, acclimatize, and explore the local surroundings at a relaxed pace.
Day
2
Munnar
Full day in Munnar. Embark on local sightseeing — monasteries, viewpoints, lakes or passes — and soak in the landscape.
Day
3
Alleppey
Full day in Alleppey. Embark on local sightseeing — monasteries, viewpoints, lakes or passes — and soak in the landscape.
Day
4
Kochi
Full day in Kochi. Embark on local sightseeing — monasteries, viewpoints, lakes or passes — and soak in the landscape.
Day
5
Kochi
Last full day in Kochi. Visit the key sights, capture final photos, and enjoy a relaxed evening before tomorrow's departure.
Day
6
Departure
Final DayCheck out and depart with unforgettable memories. Transfer to airport/station for your onward journey.
Places to Visit
Where to go
Munnar
Rolling tea plantations and spice hills in the Western Ghats.
Alleppey (Alappuzha)
The gateway to the backwaters and overnight houseboats.
Thekkady / Periyar
Spice plantations and a wildlife sanctuary around Periyar lake.
Kochi
A historic port with Chinese fishing nets, Fort Kochi and Dutch architecture.
Kovalam & Varkala
Beach towns on the Arabian Sea coast.
Top Experiences
What to do
Overnight houseboat cruise on the Alleppey backwaters
Tea-plantation walks in Munnar
Spice plantation and elephant visit at Thekkady
Ayurveda massage and wellness
Sunset at Kovalam or Varkala beach
Gallery
Moments from Kerala
Destination Overview
About this destination
Kerala — God's Own Country — is a tropical strip along India's Malabar coast, famous for its palm-fringed backwaters, tea-clad Western Ghats, spice plantations and serene beaches. It is one of India's most popular leisure and honeymoon destinations.
Our Kerala tour packages cover Munnar, Alleppey (Alappuzha) houseboats, Thekkady, Kochi and Kovalam, with comfortable stays and curated experiences.
Why visit
- Backwaters — a houseboat cruise through the Alleppey backwaters.
- Munnar — rolling tea plantations in the Western Ghats.
- Wildlife — elephants and spice plantations at Thekkady/Periyar.
- Beaches — Kovalam and Varkala on the Arabian Sea.
- Ayurveda — traditional wellness and massage therapies.
Ideal Duration
5–6 days for Munnar, Alleppey and Kochi; 7 days to add Thekkady and a beach.
Best Time to Visit
When to go
Kerala is a year-round destination, but September to March is the most pleasant. The monsoon (June–August, and again in October–November) brings lush greenery and is the traditional season for Ayurveda.
Winter / Dry
September – March
Pleasant, low humidity, best for sightseeing and houseboats. Peak season.
Monsoon
June – August & Oct – Nov
Lush greenery and full waterfalls; the traditional Ayurveda season. Houseboat cruises still run.
How to Reach
Getting there
By Road
Well-connected by road from Bangalore, Chennai and Coimbatore; the circuit is Munnar–Thekkady–Alleppey–Kochi.
By Air
Cochin (Kochi) international airport is the main entry; Trivandrum for the south.
By Rail
Kochi (Ernakulam), Alleppey and Trivandrum are all on the rail network.
Nearest Hub
Kochi is the usual start; Trivandrum for southern Kerala.
Travel Tips
Before you go
- Book houseboats in advance, especially in peak season.
- Carry light cottons and a light layer for Munnar evenings.
- The monsoon is beautiful but wet — pack a rain jacket and quick-dry clothes.
- Try local seafood and banana-leaf meals; Kerala cuisine is a highlight.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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What travellers say
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