HIGHLIGHTS:

• You will be getting a personalized private tour with air-conditioned vehicle for 10 days across 8 destinations.
• You will walk through Fort Kochi’s colonial past, exploring the Dutch Palace (Mattancherry), the Jewish Synagogue built in 1568, and the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets. Witness street art in Jew Town and visit the St. Francis Church, the resting place of Vasco da Gama.
• You will visit the lush Eravikulam National Park, and enjoy the high-altitude climate. Witness the mesmerizing Echo Point and Mattupetty Dam. Enjoy a tea factory tour with a walk through tea gardens and taste fresh Nilgiri tea. 
• You will spot wildlife during a boat cruise on Periyar Lake. Choose optional activities like spice plantation walks, bamboo rafting, or jungle jeep safaris.
• You must visit Kumarakom, a lesser-explored backwater gem on the shores of Vembanad Lake, ideal for birdwatching and local immersion. 
• You must visit Alleppey and experience Kerala’s legendary backwaters on a private traditional houseboat (Kettuvallam) equipped with your own chef and crew. 
• You can visit the Vivekananda Rock Memorial and Thiruvalluvar Statue via a ferry ride. Watch a rare dual phenomenon of sunset and moonrise simultaneously. 
• You can relax at Lighthouse Beach, Hawa Beach, and Samudra Beach. Optional activities include Ayurvedic massage, yoga sessions, or surfing. 
• You must end the tour in Kerala’s capital with optional visits to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Napier Museum, and the ancient Kuthiramalika Palace Museum. 
• You can meet Kathakali dancers backstage, learn to tie a saree or mundu with local weavers, enjoy a home-cooked Sadya meal in a local household upon request.
• While the tour does not  include fine-dine restaurants, you can enjoy fresh and local meals. There is also optional access to Ayurvedic massages and Panchakarma therapies.

Important notes for Kerala Tour Packages

• It is advised to please carry light cotton clothes for the day, a light jacket for hill stations, and modest attire for temple visits. 
• Please note that while Wi-Fi is available in most hotels, some remote areas (especially during houseboat stays) may have limited mobile coverage. 
• Please note that road travel in Kerala is scenic but winding, for those prone to motion sickness should carry medication. 
• Please note that to increase chances of spotting animals at Periyar, early morning safaris are best. 
• It is advised to only choose Ayurvedic centres certified. Always inform the practitioner of allergies or medical history beforehand.
• Please noted that many local markets are cash-based. Keep cash in your hands, especially in tribal markets, spice shops, and while tipping guides or boatmen.
• It is advised to eat freshly prepared meals and avoid raw salads from roadside stalls. Stick to bottled or filtered water. 
• It is advised to carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, especially on houseboats, beaches, and spice plantations.
• It is advised to buy from government emporiums or certified cooperatives for quality handicrafts like Aranmula mirrors, Nettur petti (wooden jewellery boxes), and authentic spices.
• Please note to save Kerala tourism helpline +91-471-2321132 and 112 for general emergencies. 
• It is advised to please avoid single-use plastics and carry a reusable water bottle and cloth bag.

Best time to go for Kerala Tour Packages

Winter (October to March) is the most popular season for visiting Kerala. The weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing, cruising on houseboats, trekking through plantations, and relaxing at the beach. This period also coincides with major festivals like Thrissur Pooram and Christmas, offering a vibrant cultural atmosphere. Munnar, Thekkady, and Wayanad are especially enjoyable with clear skies and cool evenings.

Monsoon (June to September) transforms Kerala into a lush green wonderland. While heavy rains may affect beach visits and transport, this is considered the best time for Ayurvedic treatments, as the body’s pores are open and more receptive to herbal oils. For those who love solitude and misty views, the hills of Munnar and waterfalls of Athirapally are ethereal during this time.

Summer (April to May) brings warmer temperatures, especially in lowland areas like Alleppey and Kochi. However, hill stations like Munnar and Thekkady remain cooler and are a great escape from the heat. It is also a good time for budget travellers since accommodations are less expensive. If you enjoy photography, summer light is great for capturing landscapes, wildlife, and temple architecture.