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Jane Austen wrote, ‘To sit in the shade on a fine day, and look upon verdure, is the perfect refreshment.’ A Kerala tourist package is one such thing that not only rejuvenates but also soothes your body, mind and soul. As the dawn cracks, Kerala gleams, beckoning visitors to yet another majestic day in the state. Dolled up in green, Kerala’s allurement lies in its topography; fringed by the azure Arabian Sea on the west and the mighty Western Ghats to the east, as it sits pretty in the south-west corner of the country.
| Kerala Tour Packages | No. of Days | Price* |
|---|---|---|
| Kerala Crazy Deal - Standard | 5 Nights 6 Days | Rs. 21 400 00 |
| The Gateway Marine Drive Ernakula - Kerala Tour | 2 Nights 3 Days | Rs. 6 500 00 |
| Staycation Kovalam - Kerala Tour Package | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 29 699 00 |
| Staycation Holiday Vista, Thekkady Tour Package | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 7 495 00 |
| Staycation Munnar Package | 2 Nights 3 Days | Rs. 16 999 00 |
Well-crafted Kerala tour packages open its doors to Kerala beach holidays, family vacations, Kerala honeymoon tours, wildlife adventures, Ayurveda treatments, cultural tours and pilgrimages inviting travellers to savour a memorable experience to explore Kerala tourism. The 580km coastline of Kerala boasts of some picturesque beaches like Varkala, Kovalam and Marari. Adorned with an array of swaying palms and coconut trees, the beaches here have formed an important part of Kerala Tourism. Expect lazy days of sunbathing, thrilling water sports and memorable moments of walking on the beach and picturesque sunsets, that will remain etched in your memory forever.
Places to Visit in Kerala
Giving a stiff competition to the pristine beaches are the stunning Kerala backwaters, and a backwater cruise is probably the most amazing experience that the state can offer. Ensure your Kerala tourism package includes time to explore the labyrinthine network of rivers that renders a glimpse of the villages and unique lifestyle of Kerala. For your Kerala honeymoon package, the ideal destinations would be Alleppey and Kumarakom on the banks of majestic Vembanad Lake. These two very popular riverside destinations are absolute unmissable in the list of places to visit in Kerala.
An ideal Kerala tour would mean exploring the different colours and moods of the state and its vibrant topography that drastically changes within a distance of 150 km, with each landscape seamlessly complimenting the other. Kerala's beaches and backwaters are accompanied by its lush green hill stations, of which Munnar, Wayanad and Vagamon are most renowned and ensure your Kerala tourist package includes them. Hike up the hills, walk up the tea plantations and wake up to stunning hillside vistas. Dotted with rolling tea gardens and lush vegetation, tranquil surroundings and the warmth of the people, Kerala tours are sheer joy. Within the rocky cliffs of Kerala, there are some more beautiful secrets. The hill stations of Nelliyampathy, Kalamachal, Devikulam and Idukki are lesser known, but immensely scenic tourist places to visit in Kerala.
You can see milky-white waterfalls, cascading from gigantic rocky cliffs here. Athirappilly, Palaruvi, and Thommankuthu are some of the gorgeous waterfalls in the state. They are in full flow right after the monsoons. These waterfalls might not be the highest or most voluminous, but they are definitely surreal. Include these destinations in your Kerala tourism package is you are visiting during or after monsoons.
Kerala Tourism
Kerala tours & holidays are incomplete without shopping for charming handicrafts, artefacts made out of coconut shells and the aromatic teas at these hill stations. Don’t forget to buy some freshly picked local spices, juices, scented oils, coir products and curios during your Kerala holidays. The best time to visit Kerala and to book your Kerala tour package is from November to February when the weather is very pleasant and there is a slight nip in the air.
Cultural Heritage of Kerala
Another aspect that is worth exploring in the state is its rich culture and traditions. Be it dance forms like Kathakali and Mohiniattam or martial art forms like Kalaripayattu; or the thrilling snake boat races, each has its own charm. Don’t miss these phenomenal experiences while you visit the tiny coastal state with your well planned Kerala tour package.
Religious Places in Kerala
Kerala is also home to some of the most impressive churches, temples and mosques. St. Francis Church in Kochi is believed to be the oldest church in India, built in 1503. Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama was buried here for 14 years. Kerala has a significant Jewish presence. Kochi boasts of the renowned Paradesi Synagogue, which is the oldest surviving synagogue in the Commonwealth Nations. In Thiruvananthapuram, the ancient Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, an architectural marvel, is also the richest temple in India. If you are a fan of architecture make sure your Kerala tourist packge includes a few of them.
What is the best time to visit Kerala?
All throughout the Year. Kerala is a tropical land where one expect pleasant and equable climate throughout the year. Monsoon (July-Mid Sep) relatively a low season in terms of number of tourist, is actually ideal time to expereince Ayurveda, Great Hotel Deals and Time when green kerala goes Greener and Many Waterfalls come to life.
How can I visit Kerala in 5 days?
North Kerala (2 Nileshwar, 2 Wayanad); Central Kerala ( 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Alleppey) and South Kerala (2 Kovalam & 2 Kollam)
Which tour package is best?
In terms of Time, Deal & Connectivitiy, Crazy Deal that goes in Central Kerala ( 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Alleppey)
Can we visit Kerala in December?
Yes. In fact Kerala sees a lot of tourists who visit this beautiful state in December.
How can I plan for 6 days in Kerala? Here is an itinerary which can help you travel to Kerala, depending on which region of Kerala you will be visiting - North Kerala (2 Nileshwar, 2 Wayanad, 1 Calicut); Central Kerala ( 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Thekkady, 1 Alleppey) and South Kerala (3 Kovalam (Excursion to Kanyakumari & 2 Kollam)
Is there snowfall in Munnar?
No. The Western Ghats Are pleasant throughout the year, but Kerala does not experience snow.
How many days do you need in Kerala?
From 3 days to 14 days. Destination has Various Attractions (Heritage, Backwaters, Hills, Tea Gardens, Jungle, Arts & Crafts, Pilgrimage, Lakes, Beaches, Adventure etc ) and Various Kinds of Accommodation to make your everyday amazing. A Humble and Professional Hospitality is an icing on your journey.
How can I plan a trip to Kerala?
Book flights, accommodation, transfers on your own or have the hotel help you out, make sure you have a few attractions on your list and enjoy the local cuisine or ping a query to SOTC.
How can I travel cheap in Kerala?
Kerala is one of the most visited destinations in India. Book your travel early, for better flight and hotel deals or travel in the off season to get good deals from hotels, and flights as well as local operators and attractions.
What is the famous food of Munnar?
Appam with Stew, Idiyappam with Egg Curry and Kerala Prawn Curry.
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Jane Austen wrote, ‘To sit in the shade on a fine day, and look upon verdure, is the perfect refreshment.’ A Kerala tourist package is one such thing that not only rejuvenates but also soothes your body, mind and soul. As the dawn cracks, Kerala gleams, beckoning visitors to yet another majestic day in the state. Dolled up in green, Kerala’s allurement lies in its topography; fringed by the azure Arabian Sea on the west and the mighty Western Ghats to the east, as it sits pretty in the south-west corner of the country.
| Kerala Tour Packages | No. of Days | Price* |
|---|---|---|
| Kerala Crazy Deal - Standard | 5 Nights 6 Days | Rs. 21 400 00 |
| The Gateway Marine Drive Ernakula - Kerala Tour | 2 Nights 3 Days | Rs. 6 500 00 |
| Staycation Kovalam - Kerala Tour Package | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 29 699 00 |
| Staycation Holiday Vista, Thekkady Tour Package | 3 Nights 4 Days | Rs. 7 495 00 |
| Staycation Munnar Package | 2 Nights 3 Days | Rs. 16 999 00 |
Well-crafted Kerala tour packages open its doors to Kerala beach holidays, family vacations, Kerala honeymoon tours, wildlife adventures, Ayurveda treatments, cultural tours and pilgrimages inviting travellers to savour a memorable experience to explore Kerala tourism. The 580km coastline of Kerala boasts of some picturesque beaches like Varkala, Kovalam and Marari. Adorned with an array of swaying palms and coconut trees, the beaches here have formed an important part of Kerala Tourism. Expect lazy days of sunbathing, thrilling water sports and memorable moments of walking on the beach and picturesque sunsets, that will remain etched in your memory forever.
Places to Visit in Kerala
Giving a stiff competition to the pristine beaches are the stunning Kerala backwaters, and a backwater cruise is probably the most amazing experience that the state can offer. Ensure your Kerala tourism package includes time to explore the labyrinthine network of rivers that renders a glimpse of the villages and unique lifestyle of Kerala. For your Kerala honeymoon package, the ideal destinations would be Alleppey and Kumarakom on the banks of majestic Vembanad Lake. These two very popular riverside destinations are absolute unmissable in the list of places to visit in Kerala.
An ideal Kerala tour would mean exploring the different colours and moods of the state and its vibrant topography that drastically changes within a distance of 150 km, with each landscape seamlessly complimenting the other. Kerala's beaches and backwaters are accompanied by its lush green hill stations, of which Munnar, Wayanad and Vagamon are most renowned and ensure your Kerala tourist package includes them. Hike up the hills, walk up the tea plantations and wake up to stunning hillside vistas. Dotted with rolling tea gardens and lush vegetation, tranquil surroundings and the warmth of the people, Kerala tours are sheer joy. Within the rocky cliffs of Kerala, there are some more beautiful secrets. The hill stations of Nelliyampathy, Kalamachal, Devikulam and Idukki are lesser known, but immensely scenic tourist places to visit in Kerala.
You can see milky-white waterfalls, cascading from gigantic rocky cliffs here. Athirappilly, Palaruvi, and Thommankuthu are some of the gorgeous waterfalls in the state. They are in full flow right after the monsoons. These waterfalls might not be the highest or most voluminous, but they are definitely surreal. Include these destinations in your Kerala tourism package is you are visiting during or after monsoons.
Kerala Tourism
Kerala tours & holidays are incomplete without shopping for charming handicrafts, artefacts made out of coconut shells and the aromatic teas at these hill stations. Don’t forget to buy some freshly picked local spices, juices, scented oils, coir products and curios during your Kerala holidays. The best time to visit Kerala and to book your Kerala tour package is from November to February when the weather is very pleasant and there is a slight nip in the air.
Cultural Heritage of Kerala
Another aspect that is worth exploring in the state is its rich culture and traditions. Be it dance forms like Kathakali and Mohiniattam or martial art forms like Kalaripayattu; or the thrilling snake boat races, each has its own charm. Don’t miss these phenomenal experiences while you visit the tiny coastal state with your well planned Kerala tour package.
Religious Places in Kerala
Kerala is also home to some of the most impressive churches, temples and mosques. St. Francis Church in Kochi is believed to be the oldest church in India, built in 1503. Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama was buried here for 14 years. Kerala has a significant Jewish presence. Kochi boasts of the renowned Paradesi Synagogue, which is the oldest surviving synagogue in the Commonwealth Nations. In Thiruvananthapuram, the ancient Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, an architectural marvel, is also the richest temple in India. If you are a fan of architecture make sure your Kerala tourist packge includes a few of them.
What is the best time to visit Kerala?
All throughout the Year. Kerala is a tropical land where one expect pleasant and equable climate throughout the year. Monsoon (July-Mid Sep) relatively a low season in terms of number of tourist, is actually ideal time to expereince Ayurveda, Great Hotel Deals and Time when green kerala goes Greener and Many Waterfalls come to life.
How can I visit Kerala in 5 days?
North Kerala (2 Nileshwar, 2 Wayanad); Central Kerala ( 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Alleppey) and South Kerala (2 Kovalam & 2 Kollam)
Which tour package is best?
In terms of Time, Deal & Connectivitiy, Crazy Deal that goes in Central Kerala ( 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Alleppey)
Can we visit Kerala in December?
Yes. In fact Kerala sees a lot of tourists who visit this beautiful state in December.
How can I plan for 6 days in Kerala? Here is an itinerary which can help you travel to Kerala, depending on which region of Kerala you will be visiting - North Kerala (2 Nileshwar, 2 Wayanad, 1 Calicut); Central Kerala ( 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Thekkady, 1 Alleppey) and South Kerala (3 Kovalam (Excursion to Kanyakumari & 2 Kollam)
Is there snowfall in Munnar?
No. The Western Ghats Are pleasant throughout the year, but Kerala does not experience snow.
How many days do you need in Kerala?
From 3 days to 14 days. Destination has Various Attractions (Heritage, Backwaters, Hills, Tea Gardens, Jungle, Arts & Crafts, Pilgrimage, Lakes, Beaches, Adventure etc ) and Various Kinds of Accommodation to make your everyday amazing. A Humble and Professional Hospitality is an icing on your journey.
How can I plan a trip to Kerala?
Book flights, accommodation, transfers on your own or have the hotel help you out, make sure you have a few attractions on your list and enjoy the local cuisine or ping a query to SOTC.
How can I travel cheap in Kerala?
Kerala is one of the most visited destinations in India. Book your travel early, for better flight and hotel deals or travel in the off season to get good deals from hotels, and flights as well as local operators and attractions.
What is the famous food of Munnar?
Appam with Stew, Idiyappam with Egg Curry and Kerala Prawn Curry.
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