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BEST SELLING KERALA
3 NIGHTS 4 DAYS
13,500 INR PER PERSON
- Stay in 3 Star Hotel
- Daily Breakfast
- Sightseeing
- Airport Transfers
- 2 Nights Munnar
- 1 Night Thekkady
ROMANTIC KERALA
4 NIGHTS 5 DAYS
17,500 INR PER PERSON
- Stay in 3 Star Hotel
- Daily Breakfast
- Airport Transfers
- 2 Nights Munnar
- 1 Night Thekkady
- 1 Night Alleppey (House Boat)
ASTOUNDING KERALA
5 NIGHTS 6 DAYS
21,500 INR PER PERSON
- Stay in 3 Star Hotel
- Daily Breakfast
- Airport Transfers
- 2 Nights Munnar
- 2 Nights Thekkady
- 1 Night Alleppey (House Boat)
EXCITING KERALA
6 NIGHTS 7 DAYS
25,500 INR PER PERSON
- Stay in 3 Star Hotel
- Daily Breakfast
- Airport Transfers
- 2 Nights Munnar
- 2 Nights Thekkady
- 1 Night Kovalam
- 1 Night Alleppey (House Boat)
SPLENDID KERALA
7 NIGHTS 8 DAYS
29,500 INR PER PERSON
- Stay in 3 Star Hotel
- Daily Breakfast
- Airport Transfers
- 2 Nights Munnar
- 2 Nights Thekkady
- 2 Nights Kovalam
- 1 Night Alleppey (House Boat)
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The best time to visit Kerala is during the winter months of October to March. The weather is pleasant, making it ideal for exploring the lush landscapes, serene backwaters, and enjoying cultural festivals. Avoid the monsoon season from June to September for heavy rainfall that can limit outdoor activities.
To experience the essence of Kerala, plan a trip of at least 7 to 10 days. This timeframe allows you to explore diverse landscapes, enjoy backwaters, visit hill stations, and immerse in cultural experiences. Longer stays enable a more relaxed and comprehensive journey, capturing the beauty and charm of this enchanting state.
The famous destination in Kerala are Munnar, Alleppey, Kochi, Kovalam, Thekkady, Wayanad, Varkala, Kumarakom, Poovar, and Vagamon.
Pack light, breathable clothes, rain gear (during monsoon), comfortable shoes, sun protection, insect repellent, swimwear, modest attire for religious sites, a light jacket, power adapters, travel essentials, and a reusable water bottle. Adjust according to the season and planned activities for a comfortable Kerala trip.
Yes, staying in a houseboat in Kerala’s backwaters is generally safe. Houseboats are well-maintained and equipped with essential amenities. However, it’s advisable to choose reputable operators and ensure the houseboat complies with safety standards.
In Kerala, you can explore tea gardens in Munnar, cruise backwaters in Alleppey, visit historic Fort Kochi, spot wildlife at Periyar National Park, relax at Kovalam Beach, indulge in Ayurvedic treatments, experience cultural performances, savor local cuisine, and enjoy unique activities like snake boat races and bamboo rafting.
Best buys in Kerala include spices, handicrafts, tea, Kasavu sarees, aromatic oils, traditional jewelry, sandalwood products, pottery, coconut shell items, lip-smacking snacks, and traditional sweets – all reflecting the state’s rich culture and craftsmanship.
The cost of a Kerala trip varies depending on factors like duration, accommodation, activities, and travel style.
Choosing the best city in Kerala depends on your preferences. Kochi offers history and culture, Thiruvananthapuram blends modernity with tradition, Kozhikode boasts history and cuisine, Munnar captivates with tea gardens, Alleppey offers tranquil backwaters, and Kovalam is a popular beach destination
Kerala’s famous dishes include Sadya (traditional feast), Appam (soft pancakes), Puttu (steamed rice cakes), KarimeenPollichathu (grilled fish), Parotta with Beef Fry (flatbreads with spicy beef), Meen Curry (fish curry), and Payasam (sweet dessert). These highlight Kerala’s rich and diverse culinary offerings.