Kerala Family Packages

Best places to stay in Kerala

1. Palm Grove Service Villa

One of the budget-friendly hotels in Kerala where you can enjoy tropical gardens and amazing views. Here you will also get to experience the beautiful views.

2. Eco Garden Resort

The resort offers you the vibrance of luxury rooms and villas, outdoor pool and spa as well. The guests can capture amazing pictures and create wonderful memories.

3. Cliff & Coral

If you are looking out for an economical option then you must surely book Cliff & coral hotel where you will get all the amenities within your budget.

4. Fortingall Sea Resort

The Fortingall Sea Resort of one of the low-key hotels where you can enjoy Ayurveda and yoga classes and relax.

5. The Garuda Hotels & Resorts

If you want a lavish stay and want to pamper yourself on the vacation, The Garuda is the perfect choice for you where you will get warm rooms and suites, an outdoor pool and a 24-hour coffee shop as well.

Don’t sit back and dream of travelling to Kerala. Just plan and get your bookings done from any of the top cities in India. Explore beautiful Kerala with our budget-friendly offers.

What to Eat in Kerala?

Kerala has a rich culinary culture and takes pride in non-vegetarian food offerings. From chicken to mutton, pork and a thrilling range of seafood including tiger prawns, crab, mussels, tuna, king prawns, sardines, oysters, mackerel, and delicious red lobsters. It might be the 'land of spices' but combine that with the exquisite collection of ingredients like grated coconut milk, coconut paste, etc. used in the gravies for cooking, the cuisine of Kerala is a full blast of flavors. While you find these predominantly, you will also discover a lot of chilli, mustard seeds curry leaf and tamarind in your dishes.

The food in Kerala is inspired by a fusion of French, Arabian and Malabari influences. It is enhanced with Kerala’s unique culture from enormous platters to non-vegetarian flavors. Kerala’s staple food is influenced by the history and culture of the region. It’s basically a blend of both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian options where the latter is prepared from items like fish, red meat and poultry.

1. Puttu and Kadala Curry

Puttu is a breakfast dish and a cylindrical steamed rice cake cooked with coconut. It is a very popular dish, especially in the Kannur region of Kerala. The best way to complement Puttu is by eating it with Kadala Curry which is basically black chickpeas or kala chana.  The dish is well garnished with grated coconut and ripe bananas.

2. Appam with Stew

Appam is a revolutionary dish eaten in Kerala which is basically an innovative version of a pancake. Fermented with rice batter and coconut milk and pretty common in the South Indian states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Served with the stew, typically made up of chicken chunks and meat with a spicy coconut gravy, you have basically a perfectly balanced dish.

3. Idiyappam with Egg Curry

Also popular as noolappam, Idiyappam is made up of rice flour, water and salt. There are a well number of thin strands also called sevai intertwined together to make a lovely appam. It has a plain texture and what really makes it versatile is that it can simply be paired with all sorts of curries. And the most magical curry that can be combined with this is the egg curry.

4. Kerala Prawn Curry

This is indeed one of the simplest dishes that can be made in every other household in Kerala. It’s really amazing when simple ingredients combine together to make lovely dishes. A traditional prawn curry in Kerala tastes best when served with items such as salt, pepper, chili and coconut milk. To provide a unique and rather sweet taste, curry leaves and jaggery are added into the mix. The aroma is as amazing as the taste of the dish!

5. Pumpkin and Lentil Stew

While non-vegetarian dishes are a specialty in Kerala, there is no dearth of problems with vegetarian dishes as well. One of the most popular vegetarian curries in Kerala, the dish is basically a sweet pumpkin mixed with dried lentils and a batter of rice. It is also served with dosa which elevates its taste to a whole new level.

Kerala tour packages for family from Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad and other cities of India can be customized to include or exclude any of the above places as per the individual interests and preferences.

Even though summers are off season in Kerala, attractions such as safaris to wildlife parks, spice plantations, trekking trails, tea gardens, jungle walks, as well as water sports at the beaches of Kovalam are available for children.

Cultural shows such as Kathakali and Kaliyattam can also be part of the ideal Kerala holiday packages for family. For parents, a family trip to Kerala can be a relaxing with special Ayurveda massages, shopping opportunities, and break from city life. Houseboats in Kerala are another great aspect of family packages, and one of the main attractions of Kerala. A stay in a houseboat includes freshly-prepared meals – breakfast, lunch and dinner. Kanyakumari - the southernmost point of India and also a spiritual destination, is another major tourist attraction around Kerala for families.

In the hotels, which are part of the family holiday packages for Kerala serve multi-cuisine buffet breakfast. Travellers with specific dietary requirements can discuss their needs with their tour agent in Kerala, in order to avoid facing food-related concerns.

Things to do in Kerala

• Undergo an Ayurvedic Session: Kerala is famous all over the world for its rejuvenating spa treatments. Make sure you get one to feel the heavenly dose of relaxation.
• Stay in a houseboat in Alleppey: Houseboats floating amidst the lush green landscape is a sight to behold in Kerala and a houseboat experience is one of its kind, so make sure to take a one day stay at any of houseboats in Kerala.
• Enjoy a jeep safari ride at Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary: The jeep ride at Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary will take you through the forest cover which is rich is fauna, flora and marine life.
• Spend a cozy night in a treehouse at Wayanad: For an offbeat and an exotic experience try to book a treehouse for a night and spend some time amidst the lush green forest covers, away from the chaos of city life.
• Go for coffee plantation tours in Wayanad: Kerala is famous for its coffee plantations and tours of the same are conducted for the tourists where they can enjoy walking tours, trekking, bonfires etc.

Travel Tips

There are a few tips to be kept in mind to make you travel more hassle-free with Kerala family tour packages.

• Pack light and according to the weather conditions. If you are traveling during monsoon make sure to carry a raincoat and an umbrella if traveling in summers, carry breathable fabrics such as cotton or linen. And if you are planning your visit during winters make sure to take woolens with you.
• Take a power bank, phone charger, camera, extra batteries, and torch.
• Wear comfortable clothes while traveling to Kerala, as it would help in sightseeing activities.
• Carry all the necessary medicines with you.
• Take a water bottle with you, it is recommended to drink bottled water in Kerala.
• Pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect from the heat.
• If you are visiting any temple in Kerala make sure to dress conservatively. And to remove footwear before you enter any temple.

The Kerala family tour packages by TravelTriangle are ideal for exploring God’s own country. With a wide range of exclusive Kerala family packages to choose from, complete with affordable and competitive pricing, travelers can explore the state to their heart’s content. Travellers can also customize their trips, and expect seamless services on their tour to Kerala.