Kerala Tour Packages

Bestselling Kerala Tour Packages

Ideal for a family vacation, an escape with friends, and a honeymoon expedition, our bouquet of tour packages for Kerala are all about having a wonderful experience while navigating through the verdant environs. Fringed with spectacular backwaters, amazing national parks, breathtaking hill stations, and much more; the soul-quenching landscapes of Kerala are meant to be unveiled, without much ado. There are a myriad of destinations that can be traveled to with Kerala tour packages.

The most popular places among the lot that tourists prefer are Munnar, Alleppey, Cochin, and Thekkady. The reason for these destinations being popular is quite simple - the most amazing experiences at varying topography. Moreover, all these places are surrounded by lush greeneries and enchanting experiences at their various sights. The Kerala packages offers opportunities to cover these destinations with the best of accommodation and sightseeing options.

Breathe in the fresh mountain air and serene landscapes in Munnar, go sailing along the backwaters on a houseboat in Alleppey, marvel at the magnificent estuaries and giant Chinese fishing nets of Cochin, and go to the national park in Thekkady - indulge in a plethora of such enriching experiences, only in Kerala. Experience the spectacular view of the lush green mountains, valleys, and forests as you travel to this gorgeous state with our Kerala tour packages from India. WItness some of the rare species of plants, animals, and birds as you traverse through the national park in Thekkady that will leave you surprised and excited to seek what’s more in store for you.

What Can Be The Best Duration To Enjoy A Tour To Kerala?

Blessed with balmy weather throughout the year, an excursion to Kerala- snuggled in the southern part of India can be a great choice, anytime. However, the winter season, falling between the months of October and March, can be concluded as a perfect duration for a tour to Kerala. Let’s take a look at the below season-wise segregation to decide on what can the perfect time for a Kerala vacation:

Summer (April - June):

With hot weather and evening showers adding humidity to the environment, the summer season cannot be recommended for a visit to Kerala. The temperature hovering in between 32 degrees and 36-degree Celsius, makes it one of the hottest periods of the region.

However, this can be a great time for a budget vacation, and for a tour to beautiful hill stations such as Idukki, Munnar, Palakkad, and Wayanad.

Monsoon (July - September):

Cherish the arrival of monsoon with a visit to Kerala when the temperature ranges from 19 degrees to 30-degree celsius. With rampant showers, the period of monsoon let tourists enjoy the view of cascading waters and lush green environment. So, this can be a great time to waking up to enchanting views and having a rejuvenating time while availing services of some of the best Ayurveda centers based here.

Set off for a tour with our Kerala holiday packages from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore; and choose to visit Ayurvedic centers, like Kalari Kovilakom in Kollengode, Somatheeram Ayurvedic Beach Resort in Kovalam and other famous centers for best experiences.

Winter (October - March):

And, here comes the best season to visit the southern part of India with the onset of delightful winters. As the temperature hovers in between 18 degrees and 29-degree celsius and the sun shines mildly, here settles perfect weather for Kerala sightseeing. Do visit to places, like Kovalam, Thekkady, Alleppey, Munnar, and Kumarakom; enjoy houseboating, and a lot more for a wonderful experience in Kerala.

But, bear in mind that this period is the peak season for tourism in Kerala. And hence, it is advised to book our exclusive Kerala packages in advance.

Adjacent to the Arabian Sea in the east and the Western Ghats in the west, the region is always bestowed with lush greenery. Adding to its charismatic hills draped in coffee plantations and placid backwaters crammed with sailing houseboats, Kerala elicits images that propel tourists for an ideal holiday. And voila! One can easily grab a chance to navigate through its picturesque landscapes decked with astonishing beaches, thundering waterfalls, and rolling hills through our holiday packages for Kerala. To avail an affordable package and cherish this slice of paradise, all one has to do is go through our comprehensive tour itineraries, and book a customizable travel package with TravelTriangle.

However, if there is a question in regard to how to reach Kerala, then have a sneak peek at the below guide.

How To Get To Kerala Through Various Modes Of Transportation?

By Air

Housing three international airports, the Calicut International Airport in the north, the Kochi International Airport in the center, and the Trivandrum International Airport in the south; Kerala has very good air connectivity. A convenient option for both international and domestic travelers, the place can be easily accessed via boarding a flight to Kerala. However, Indian citizens can also board a flight from numerous domestic airports that connect Kerala with other states. Post arrival at the airport, one can choose to hop on a train or a taxi to reach their specific destination. Kerala package with flight option is available on our website to make traveling to Kerala easier for travelers.

By Train

Crammed with around 200 railway stations, there are frequent train services that can be availed to reach Kerala. Major railway stations of the state are: Kovalam, Trivandrum, Ernakulam, Kozhikode, Kottayam, and more. One can board a train from the prominent Indian cities like: Coimbatore, Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata to Kerala. And later, hire a cab or an auto to reach their desired venue.

By Road

Being well-connected to neighbor states through roadways, it has three major highways: NH 17, NH 47, and NH 49 that make it easy for travelers to visit Kerala. Besides hiring a cab or opting for a road tour, one can also board a private or government bus from major cities of India to reach Kerala.

By Sea

Choose to travel via sea, on a Kerala trip plan and have a luxurious experience. Connected with Lakshadweep, the state has a busy port from where one can find transport to get to their destination. However, traveling en route sea can be time consuming and expensive.

With our Kerala tour packages from Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai, and ample transportation options, getting around in Kerala is not a tough task. From public transport to private buses, tempo travelers, and taxis, tourists have numerous options at their disposal for a hassle-free trip.

From the backwaters of Alleppey to the enthralling landscapes of Munnar, and from the trekking trails of Wayanad to the pristine beaches of Kochi, come here to cherish the natural beauty which has no end. For, with our tour packages for Kerala, travelers have an opportunity to discover alluring landscapes encompassing lofty mountain ranges, coffee, spices and tea plantations, golden beaches, emerald backwaters, amazing wildlife, and powerful art forms. With such a wide spectrum of placid choices, opting for our economical Kerala holiday packages makes life worth living.

What to Carry?

• Spear yourself the torture of mosquito bites by carrying mosquito repellent cream.
• Pack a pair of comfortable shoes and also a pair of flip-flops.
• Do carry ID proofs and at least two copies of it.
• Also, carry a personal kit of first aid.
• Pack hand sanitizer, sunscreen, and lip balm.
• Carry a map of the area you are planning to go to.
• Pack a towel and cotton wear.
• If you are heading for a remote area for camping or similar activity, make sure to keep flashlights, matchbox, and candles.
• Carry a polybag to store all the one-the-way trash in it.
• Do not forget to carry ponchos, umbrella, and raincoat, if you are planning to travel during the monsoon season.

Safety Measures

• Note that public smoking is banned in Kerala.
• Do not trespass privately owned tea gardens. 
• Note all the emergency numbers in your phone along with the number of the hotel you are going to stay.
• It is strictly recommended to check the local news for weather forecasts and road conditions before planning your travel.
• Carry your ID proofs and at least two copies of it.
• Abide by the rules and customs while visiting pilgrimage sites in Kerala.
• If indulging in trekking, make sure to go with a local travel guide.