Kerala Tour Packages From Delhi

Kerala is famous as one of the best tropical holiday destinations in the world. The state is known as the home of Indian Ayurveda and people from all corners of the world visit here to benefit from the ancient Ayurvedic treatments. Apart from that, the magnificent hills of Wayanad as well as Idukki, the backwater destinations Alleppey and Kumarakom are attractions that has increased the popularity of this paradise. One of the greatest advantages of Kerala is, it has something unique to offer to every kind of traveller. Availing the Kerala packages from Delhi with airfare can help the visitors to explore the magnificent attractions of the place, contemporary art forms, exotic cuisine, and indulge in the relaxing ayurvedic treatments.

Visitors looking for a break from the greenery, backwaters, and beaches can go on a sightseeing tour and capture the beauty of the magnificent monuments of Trivandrum and Thrissur. Planning an exotic vacation trip to Kerala with friends, family, and a special someone can relax and rejuvenate you from the bounds of busy, stressful city life. So, wait no more, and unlock the gateway to the scenic beauty of Kerala by opting for our Kerala trip from Delhi.

Places to Visit in Kerala from Delhi

If you’re planning to embark on a Kerala trip from Delhi, do pay a visit to the following jewels and don't miss the opportunity to savour the unique cuisine and rejuvenate with Ayurvedic treatments, making your Kerala experience truly unforgettable.

1. Munnar

What’s Special: Forests, savannah, hills, valleys, gushing streams & waterfalls, sprawling tea plantations and winding walkways

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Anamudi Peak, Chinnakanal Waterfalls, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, Echo Point, Eravikulam National Park, KDHP Museum, Lock Heart Gap, Mattupetty Dam, Meesapulimala

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, rented bike, auto-rickshaw

Munnar, a serene escape nestled in the Western Ghats is a gem for nature lovers and peace seekers. Surrounded by hills and mystic aroma from tea plantations & spice gardens makes Munnar an exquisite experience. Thriving streams and waterfalls add a blend of freshness to your stay.

2. Kochi

What’s Special: Natural harbours

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Fort Kochi, Mattancherry, Bolgatty & Vypeen Islands, Lulu Shopping Mall, Malayattoor, Cherai & Vypin beach, Kodanad Elephant

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, rented bike, auto-rickshaw

The charming vistas of Kochi that reside by the Arabian Sea, makes the place a lively getaway for those planning to explore Kerala. The electrifying beauty with a blend of the modern day lifestyle, Kochi is truly a ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’ where you can sneak peek at an amalgam of the Kerala, Portuguese, Dutch, and British cultures.

3. Thekkady

What’s Special: Wide varieties of wildlife

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Gavi Forest, Elephant Junction, Green Park Ayurvedic & Spices Plantation, Periyar Lake, Periyar Tiger Reserve

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

Thekkady is known for its heart-warming beauty and this hill station in Kerala features numerous adventures. Enclosed by evergreen thickets, cosy stays and scrumptious delicacies make this place a charming encounter for holidayers. The Periyar National Park in the region is home to some of the exotic, rare, and endangered species.

4. Kumarakom

What’s Special: Serene ambience

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Aruvikkuzhi Waterfall, Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom Beach, Kumarakom Backwaters, Vagamon, Bay Island Driftwood Museum, Jatayu Rock

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, ferry

Kumarakom is nestled beside the Vembanad Lake and boasts holidays amid pristine and impeccable beauty of nature. You can book a houseboat stay and spend days amid a wide spectrum of avifauna. This offbeat backwater destination serves to be a refuge for local and migratory birds and is ideal for bird spotting too.

5. Alleppey

What’s Special: Boat races, beaches, marine products and coir industry

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Alappuzha Beach, Marari Beach, Andhakaranazhi Beach, Thumpoly Beach, Punnapra Beach, Thottappally Beach, Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Temple, St. Mary Forane Church, St. Andrew’s Basilica Arthunkal, Edathua Church, St. Andrew’s Forane Church, Mullakkal Bhagavathy Temple, Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple, Chettikulangara Temple, Chakkulathukavu Temple

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, auto-rickshaw, ferries, and houseboats

Alleppey is called the ‘Backwater Capital of India’ and is nearly 62km from the Cochin city. Also known as Alappuzha, the leisure vibe of this place is unmatchable. The picturesque sights with captivating backwaters, azure lagoons, evergreen coconut groves, intricate canals, and natural bounties make this destination one of the best experiences that must not be missed on a Kerala trip from Delhi.

Ideal Duration

Kerala is filled with thousands of different places to visit and the ideal duration for your stay here depends on where you want to go and your availability of time. Ideally, it takes about five to seven days to visit some of the major attractions of the place which include sightseeing, and the activities. But, if you have the time then Kerala is a place best explored leisurely and with a lot of time. If you can't exceed beyond three to four days then try to cover the popular places like Kochi, Thekkady, Wayanad, Kovalam and Munnar. Pick our well designed Kerala packages from Delhi to make the most of the time you have to explore Kerala.

Best Time to visit Kerala

If you want to treat yourself with the exclusive tour to Kerala packages from Delhi including airfare then you must know about the prevailing weather conditions so that you can enjoy the holidays properly. Kerala through the year enjoys a tropical climate, and due to this reason people from around the world visit here. September to February is the ideal month for visiting this exquisite paradise since the weather remains quite pleasant compared to other times of the year. Due to the tropical climatic conditions summers can get a little too hot and humid.

Kerala in Summer

Summers in Kerala starts from March and continues till May and the weather remains quite warm during this time. The temperature during the mornings and afternoons remains around 38 degree Celsius to 40 degree Celsius. Even though the temperature drops during the night time, but still the weather does not seem comfortable during then as well. Beaches become extremely sweaty. However, hill stations like Wayanad and Munnar have pleasant weather during summers and these are great destinations to visit during this time.

Kerala in Monsoon

Kerala receives heavy rainfall during the monsoon season and the countryside is awashed with a luxurious green carpet that is fit for a king. The temperature ranges between 29 degrees Celsius to 35 degrees Celsius. However, this is an ideal time to visit Kerala for their famous Ayurvedic treatments and therapies. The weather conditions make the skin absorb the natural oils better and the benefits are heightened during this time. Choose from our range of Kerala tour packages from Delhi to pick the right one for you.

Kerala in Winter

Kerala in winter is amazing and it is an ideal time to visit this wondrous place. Kerala winters begins from mid-September and continues till February and is the right time to explore all the attractions and the activities which the state has to offer to its visitors. The temperature remains around 10 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius during this time. The temperature in the coastal area remains under 27 degrees Celsius. Due to this reason, most people enjoy visiting the beaches, enjoy different water sports and beach activities, explore backwaters, visit wildlife sanctuaries and so much more.

How to reach Kerala?

Kerala is a small state located in India's extreme southwestern part, and the mountain range in the Western Ghats is filled with the bounty of nature along with various other water bodies. This amazing paradise can be accessed in different ways since the connectivity between Kerala to Delhi is quite good. We have an excellent range of Kerala tour packages from Delhi which you can choose from and some of these packages include travel options as well.

By Train

Kerala is well connected to most of the major cities in the country which include all the metropolitan cities including Delhi. More than two hundred railway stations in Kerala and has a good connection to the places situated inside and outside of the state. A direct train is available which connects from Delhi to Trivandrum, Ernakulam and other main cities and towns of the state.

By Flight

Kerala has an excellent network of flights to all the major cities in the country and our Kerala packages from Delhi with airfare makes it easier for you to travel to this amazing state. Kerala has three airports, Kochi, Trivandrum and Kozhikode, with an excellent network of flights to Delhi. Depending on your itinerary, you can pick your landing airport in Kerala. All major airlines have daily flights to Kerala from Delhi so booking one is no hassle at all.

By Road

The distance by road from Delhi to Kerala is 2629.6 km. There are no direct buses connected from Delhi to Kerala. If you wish to travel by road then you can either self drive or hire a cab. This may add a touch of adventure to your trip and if you have the time then nothing like it. You can get on the NH 44 route from Delhi to Kerala.