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Kerala Tours & Trips

Beautiful Kerala with its beaches and intricate series of backwaters is calling for you to explore. Take an adventure through India and explore this area by sailing over the canals or trekking inland, through the Western Ghats to walk through endless tea, coffee or spice plantations and learn more about the area.

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Exotic Kerala Tour (Coconut Holiday Of India)

My girlfriend and I had an amazing experience traveling with "World Travel Experiences" (WTX India). We wanted to visit the Golden Triangle area and Kerala in June. "WTX" created the perfect tour package and were very easy to communicate with.

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Best of Southern India with Houseboat Stay

It was an excellent tour. Everything was just perfect. Hotels were amazing and guides were very knowledgeable.

Trip to God's Own Country

It was a wonderful experience. Our driver Swami was the best.

Romantic Kerala Tour

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Highlights of Southern India - Kerala with Houseboat Stay

It was a great trip but the the special mention goes to Our Tour Guide - a man with unlimited knowledge about all the places in India, poured us with fascinating details about the uniqueness of every places that we have visited. Last but not least, our Tour Company Executive who always there before us to ensure our hotel check in goes smoothly, to check on us from time to time on our travel & to hear our feedback everyday. From the choice of hotels, our comfortable transport, the entire team that took care of all our needs, the well-planned planning & above all, the very reasonable price that was quoted - K K Holidays has made me & my family's first trip to India a memorable vacation.

South India : Backwaters, Tea Plantations, Temples & Beach Stay W/Private Guide & Chauffer

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Kerala honeymoon tour

The best of Kerala in 9 days with idyllic houseboat and relax

We loved the tour with our friendly and professional driver Mr.Sunil. We saw all the most beautiful places in the south and everything was very well arranged by the travel agent. We had a great contact with Mr. Neera who was alway available whenever we needed to discuss something. In conclusion, we can say it was a very amazing experience.

Amazing Kerala Tour from Cochin - 6 Days

I had a great time in Kerala. I loved the scenery, the culture, and most of all, the people. Our driver, Mr. Sibu, was terrific. I'd love to come back to Kerala and have him as my driver again. The guides in Kochi and Munnar were also great—they were knowledgeable and flexible. We weren't too happy with the initial boat we were given for our Backwater tour, but the company quickly changed us to another boat, which was great. The hotels were all good and the staff were very helpful. All in all, it was a wonderful experience.

Beautiful Kerala 5 Nights

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Blissful Kerala

I booked a trip to Kerala for 4 nights through Kerala Holiday Club. It was a wonderful experience. Everything was perfectly arranged and we had no issues throughout our trip. I would definitely recommend Kerala Holiday Club for holiday bookings.

Quick Cochin Munnar Thekkady Alleppy Kovalam 8 Days Tour

I just completed a 8-day tour of the scenic beauty of Kerala with Quick Cochin Munnar Thekkady Alleppy Kovalam. The tour was excellent and well-organised. The itinerary included visits to the beautiful hill stations of Munnar and Alleppey, as well as the famous Thekkady National Park. The sights and sounds of nature were breathtaking, and the local people were warm and welcoming. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone interested in experiencing Kerala's natural beauty.

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Kerala Ayurveda Tour

The trip was fabulous, I and my friends visited South India, after visiting many wonderful temples and monument at last we approached Kumbakonam where we enjoyed the Ayurveda, yoga and meditation practice... We enjoyed a lot there. I recommend this trip and the company to everyone and I bet you will definitely like this tour. Special thanks to Mr. Reddy.

Southern India Tour with Beaches and Houseboat Experience

Southern India that included visits to some of the region's most beautiful beaches and a unique houseboat experience. It was truly a memorable trip that left me with a deep appreciation for the natural beauty and cultural diversity of this part of the country. Our journey began in the bustling city of Chennai, where we were immediately immersed in the vibrant energy and rich history of South India. We visited iconic landmarks such as the Kapaleeshwarar Temple and the Marina Beach, the second longest urban beach in the world. The city's mix of modernity and tradition was evident in its bustling markets, ancient temples, and colonial-era buildings. From Chennai, we made our way to Mahabalipuram, a small coastal town known for its ancient rock-cut temples and stunning beaches. We spent a few days exploring the intricately carved monuments and relaxing on the golden sands of the beach. The highlight of our stay in Mahabalipuram was watching the sunset over the Bay of Bengal, a truly breathtaking sight. Next, we headed to Pondicherry, a former French colony that still retains its colonial charm. The quaint streets lined with French-style buildings, along with the serene beaches, made for a picturesque setting. We also had the chance to visit Auroville, an experimental township where people of different nationalities and cultures live together in harmony. The highlight of our trip was the houseboat experience in the backwaters of Kerala. We boarded a traditional houseboat and cruised through the tranquil backwaters, surrounded by lush greenery and local villages. It was a peaceful and unique experience, and we were able to witness the daily life of the locals living along the waterways. Our journey ended in Goa, a popular beach destination known for its laid-back vibe and beautiful beaches. We spent our days soaking up the sun on the pristine beaches, trying out water sports, and indulging in delicious seafood. We also explored the charming Portuguese-influenced old town of Panjim and visited the famous Basilica of Bom Jesus. my Southern India tour with beaches and a houseboat experience was a perfect blend of culture, nature, and relaxation. I was able to see the diverse landscapes of South India, from bustling cities to serene backwaters and stunning beaches. The warm hospitality of the locals, the delicious cuisine, and the rich cultural heritage of the region made this trip truly unforgettable. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a unique and enriching travel experience in India.

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Overall you provided good transport & Hotels . Excellent guides at Munnar Tea Plantations and other sites. Our only disappointed was a non English speaking driver who couldn’t arrange tea or toilet breaks unless we requested , However didn’t spoil a fantastic experience, thank you

All went smoothly, good srandard of accommodation and flexibility in the itinerary. Driver spoke reasonable English so we were able to communicate and he made some suggestions which were appreciated. Houseboat was relaxing, great crew and experience.

It was an incredible and well organized trip. We highly recommend!!

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1. Full Day Backwater Village Punting Boat Cruise

2. kochi to munnar A Private guided fullday tour with hotel pickup

3. Explore Munnar Day Trip From Cochin ( By Munnar Info)

4. Half Day Village Backwater Eco Country Boat Cruise :Group Tour from Fort Cochin

5. Half day trekking (munnar valley Trekking & Tours )

6. 5 Days Kerala Tour Package - Private Tour with Exclusive Houseboat Stay

7. Kochi Private Tour: Overnight Alleppey Backwaters Houseboat Cruise

8. Private Customizable Local Kochi Sightseeing Tour by Tuktuk

9. Kochi Tour Guide -A Heritage walking tour in Fort kochi and Mattancherry !

10. Jewish Heritage Tour of Cochin

11. Adventure Tuk Tuk Tour in kochi - A Private Guided Tour with Hotel Pick up

12. Best of Kerala Tour Package 7 nights / 8 days by Sanguine Holidays

13. 21hrs Aleppey Village and Canal Tour by Private Houseboat.

14. Funny and helpful Tuk Tuk Tour in Kochin

15. Wild Elephant Anakulam & Waterfalls Tour(munnar valley Trekking)

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How to Plan a Trip to Kerala (Guide for First-timers 2024)

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Tailor-Make Your Kerala Itinerary

Kerala is often called God's Own Country because of its incredible natural beauty and charm. This South Indian state is a tropical paradise with beautiful waterfalls, bountiful wildlife, and a laid-back and peaceful vibe.

If you want to explore the main highlights of Kerala, your trip should be at least 4-5 days but a full 7-8 days is better. The top 3 places to visit in the state are Kochi with its great food and culture, Munnar with its expansive tea plantations, and Alleppey with its canal networks.

In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about planning your trip to Kerala including why you should visit, where you should go, what you should do, what to expect with food and accommodation, as well as a sample itinerary for your trip.

• Kerala is the perfect place to visit for travelers who are looking for a relaxing and laid-back trip to India or those who have visited India once before.
• In Kerala, visitors can explore tea and spice plantations, take a boat ride through rural backwater villages, try great food, and experience Ayurveda or yoga retreats.
• The top places to go in Kerala include Cochin, Munnar, Periyar National Park, and Alleppey.
• Kerala has excellent heritage hotels and gorgeous resort accommodation that offer spa services and Ayurvedic treatments.
• The best time to visit Kerala is from December to February, but those who don't mind hot weather can also visit from March to May.

Kerala is not usually the first place that travelers think of when they start planning a trip to India, but it is the perfect location to relax and is especially great for travelers who have already visited the Golden Triangle and have seen classic India.

While the rest of India tends to be chaotic, crowded, and dry, Kerala is tropical, laid-back, and peaceful. The culture here is unique and the scenery and wildlife are unbeatable.

1. Culture and cuisine that are refreshing and different from anything else in India

Kerala is a small piece of land that contains a large mixture of unique cultures. From the influence of the Portuguese, Arabs, and Chinese that you will find in Kochi to the rural villages of the backwaters, in Kerala travelers can experience parts of India that are often unseen.

The uniqueness and diversity of Keralan culture can also be seen in the local cuisine. Out of all the states in India, Keralan food is the most loved for its sweetness, fresh seafood, and mixture of aromatic spices that provide a depth of flavor without too much heat.

2. An abundance of opportunities to experience Ayurvedic treatments or do yoga

Kerala is the best place to go to experience Ayurveda which is one of the world's oldest and best-known forms of traditional medicine. This state is known for its Ayurvedic retreats that give clients unique treatment plans to cure their ailments naturally.

Kerala also offers yoga retreats and classes for people of all levels. Yoga enthusiasts can take a few classes or enroll in a longer and more intense program that involves meditation and spiritual awakening.

3. The state is absolutely full of unique wildlife and animals

Kerala has more than 25 wildlife reserves and its vast jungles are teeming with beautiful wild animals like elephants, Bengal tigers, and monkeys.

Periyar National Park is one of the state's biggest wildlife reserves covering almost 100 square kilometers of jungle. This is one of the best places to see Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. The park also includes lots of other critters like flying squirrels and macaques.

4. A tropical paradise with beaches, jungles, and forests

The state's absolutely beautiful scenery is one of the reasons that Kerala that draws so many visitors and continues to leave them awestruck. The coasts are lined with white-sand beaches that are bordered by the Arabian Sea on one side and tall palm trees on the other.

Once you leave the coast, you can head into the villages of the backwaters which are small patches of farmland separated by deep canals with blue waters full of lotus flowers.

In the hill stations near the Western Ghats, visitors can take in the lush green mountain forests and the local tea and spice plantations. In the national parks, you'll find the dense jungles, calm lagoons, and picturesque waterfalls.

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Top 7 Places to Visit in Kerala

Although Kerala is a small state, it has a lot to offer and many incredible places that are worth visiting.

Travelers who have 4-5 days can spend time in Kochi, Munnar, and Alleppey.

Those who have 7-10 days can also add visits to some of the state's other beautiful destinations such as Periyar National Park or some top beaches.

Kochi or Cochin is often called the 'Gateway to Kerala' and is the first place travelers will visit upon their arrival in the state. Kochi was originally an important port city during the spice trade and was once a Portuguese colony . The city has also been influenced by the Arabs, British, Dutch, and Chinese.

Walking through Fort Kochi, visitors can take in the charming colonial architecture, see the Chinese Fishing Nets at sunset, stop inside a spice shop to try the locally grown pepper or cardamon, and relax in boutique coffee shops near the Arabian Sea.

Munnar is Kerala's most famous hill station which was originally founded by the British as a place to grow tea. Today, Munnar is still famous for the variety and flavors of tea it produces. It also has coffee plantations and spice farms that grow everything from ginger and garlic to vanilla, cloves, and cardamom.

Munnar is located in the Western Ghats and because of its higher elevation is a great escape from the heat and humidity of the rest of the state. Here you can stay in a resort and spend your days taking in the rainforest scenery or touring aromatic plantations.

3. Alleppey

Alleppey is the name of a small island that is located in Kerala's famous backwaters . The backwaters are an area of Kerala with many small villages and farms that are separated by a complex system of canals . The people in these villages have their own unique culture and language.

The best way to explore this area is to rent a houseboat. Houseboats are comfortable and private boats that come with a captain and a chef and take travelers on excursions through the backwater canals.

4. Periyar National Park

Periyar National Park is located in Thekkady and is one of the most popular wildlife reserves in South India. This is a great eco-tourism destination where travelers can explore the jungles and see animals in their natural habitats instead of in captivity.

In Periyar, visitors can take a safari through the jungle or boat through the waterways in search of Bengal tigers, wild Asian elephants, and mischievous monkeys.

5. Varkala Beach

Varkala Beach is one of the best beaches in India due to its striking views and location. Varkala is a long stretch of land that is bordered by sheer cliffs on one side and the Arabian Sea on the other.

When visiting, travelers can stay in resorts and hotels on the cliff that overlook the beach and sea below. Varkala is becoming more and more popular these days but is still less developed than Kovalam while also offering plenty of beach shacks and shops for travelers.

6. Kovalam Beach

Kovalam Beach is the most popular and most developed beach in Kerala. This is the perfect place to go if you are looking for plenty of things to do, great restaurants, and adventure sports.

Kovalam is a great place to get a traditional Ayurvedic massage which will helps your body achieve balance and calm. Kovalam is full of massage parlors and most hotels here offer Ayurvedic treatments too.

7. Marari Beach

Marari Beach is located about 30 minutes north of Alleppey and is a quieter and less developed beach that is off the normal tourist track.

Marari is the perfect place to go after taking a tour of the backwaters on a relaxing houseboat. Here you can continue your relaxation by spending some time on the sand near the coconut groves.

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Best 11 Things To Do in Kerala

A good way to figure out where you want to go in Kerala is to first decide which experiences you are most interested in.

Check out the top 11 things to do in Kerala below:

1. Cruise Through the Backwaters

One of the most popular things to do in Kerala is to explore the backwaters on a houseboat. Taking a houseboat through the canals of local villages is an incredibly relaxing experience. On the boat, you can sit on the upper deck and unwind while your personal chef and captain take care of the rest.

Taking a cruise through the backwaters gives travelers an opportunity to see culturally unique villages that would otherwise be difficult to reach. It is also a great way to take in the tropical scenery of the Keralan countryside.

2. Get an Ayurvedic Treatment

Ayurveda is a traditional medicine practice that includes many different methods to bring the body back into balance through a variety of techniques that have been studied for 5000 years.

Those who are interested in learning more about Ayurveda can spend some time at an Ayurveda retreat where they will get a personal diagnosis and treatment plan. Most hotels and resorts in Kerala offer Ayurvedic massages for those who are curious but don't want to take the retreat route.

3. Relax with Yoga

Kerala is a popular destination for travelers who want to learn more about yoga and meditation from the place they originated.

Yoga practitioners of all levels can spend time at an Ashram where they will learn about the principles of yoga and follow a strict schedule and regimen. There are also plenty of options for more laid back yoga retreats that include yoga on the beach and massage treatments.

4. Take a Cooking Class

Keralan cuisine is famous for the way it achieves a perfect balance in the use of local spices and ingredients. Compared to North India, Keralan food is lighter and sweeter in flavor.

Taking a cooking class is a great way to get hands-on experience with this important part of Keralan culture. In your class, you can learn how to make the classic sambar (veggie curry), dosa (a flat rice batter crepe), fish masala, and more.

5. Explore the Tropical Jungles and See Native Wildlife

Kerala has a large variety of national parks and wildlife reserves. The most famous is Periyar which is a great place to see wild tigers and elephants while on a jungle safari.

Eravikulam is a beautiful park that is located near Munnar and is full of great forest treks and famous waterfalls and Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most beautiful parks in the state with its expansive evergreen forests.

6. Visit a Tea Plantation

Kerala is one of the top tea producing states in India and has some of the best plantations that grow the most high-quality tea. The Munnar hill station is covered in tea fields and plantations that visitors can explore.

All the tea in Munnar is handpicked by field workers to ensure quality. After exploring the plantations, travelers can hike around the surrounding hills or check out the local Tea Museum.

7. Explore the Spice Plantations

The high elevation hills of Munnar aren't just perfect for growing tea but are also great places to grow a variety of spices. The spices grown on plantations in Munnar have long been very lucrative for the state of Kerala and were once considered to be highly valuable by merchants from Europe, China, and the Ottoman Empire.

When exploring a spice plantation, you'll find a variety of spices including cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, vanilla, nutmeg, mace, and ginger all growing in their separate sections of the field.

8. Take a Food Tour

When talking about Kerala, one thing that is always mentioned is its incredible food. While it might seem like we are over exaggerating when we say Keralan food is amazing, our proof is in the travelers who return from India with nothing but love for this fresh and balanced cuisine.

The best way to experience everything that Keralan cuisine has to offer is to take a food tour. These tours often include cooking classes, visits to plantations, and lots of sampling and tasting.

9. Join in a Festival

Because the culture of Kerala is completely different from the rest of India, the state also celebrates unique and interesting festivals. Participating in a festival is one of the best ways to understand more about India's complex relationship with religion and local heritage.

Onam is Kerala's biggest festival of the year and is celebrated in late August or early September. This festival lasts for 10 days and includes large feasts, traditional Kathakali dance performances, music, intricate rangoli decorations, rituals, and boat races.

10. Hike Through the Lush Green Landscape

The Himalayan region of India is the most famous amongst trekkers who are interested in difficult climbs at high elevation. Kerala offers a different type of hiking that is more relaxed with the goal of taking in rural villages and tropical scenery.

The Western Ghats are the best area in Kerala for hiking or walking tours. Here you will find a large variety of landscapes including shrub forests, tropical jungles, evergreen forests, and rolling grasslands. On your walks, you will also see plenty of local wildlife including birds and small animals.

11. Unwind at the Beach

Kerala has a long coastline filled with beautiful tropical beaches that are surrounding by tall palm trees and the Arabian Sea.

Besides relaxing in the sun, Kerala's beaches offer plenty of things to do. In recent years, many beaches have become popular places for Ayurveda or yoga retreats where clients can learn about these traditional practices while also catching some rays.

The Keralan coast is also the best place to try local seafood dishes. Here, fish is caught and then immediately brought into restaurants where it is freshly cooked. Nowhere else does fish masala taste better than on the beaches of Kerala.

Festivals and Events in Kerala

While the most important festival for most Indians is Diwali, the most important holiday of the year in Kerala is Onam . Onam is a 10-day celebration that occurs in early September and is celebrated through many rituals and events.

During Onam, travelers can watch as people perform pujas or rituals at temples and celebrate in the streets of Kochi with dance performances and music. Onam is also famous for the beautiful rangoli which are designs that are made from colored rice and flowers.

Kerala also holds many temple festivals that celebrate one specific temple with rituals and parades of painted elephants. Our favorite temple festival is Thrissur Pooram which is celebrated at Vadakkunnathan Temple.

Other great festivals to experience in Kerala include Theyyam , the 800-year-old celebration of deities, and the boat races including Nehru Trophy Boat Race in Alleppey.

If there is one thing that travelers can't stop talking about in Kerala, its the food. While food all over India is incredible, Keralan food is beloved by so many for its fresh ingredients, sweetness, and flavor that includes many spices but is not too hot.

One of the most famous and commonly eaten dishes in Kerala is fresh fish masala . This dish includes the catch of the day cooked in a spice-filled coconut sauce.

Another great thing to try in Kerala is the South Indian dosa . Dosas are a typical South Indian breakfast food that are made from rice batter and are fluffy and light pieces of flatbread. Dosas are often dipped in sauces or gravies like sambar.

Hotels and resorts in Kerala often have great chefs that serve some of the best authentic local food along with some western options. Eating in your hotel for lunch is a great way to get an introduction to Indian food. We also recommend eating in specialty restaurants or cafes to try out some local specialties.

If you want to learn more about Keralan food and spices, then make sure to take a cooking class to get first-hand experience with how authentic local food is made.

Kerala has a tropical and humid climate.

The best time to visit is typically from December to February when the state experiences dry and slightly cooler weather. This is the high season for tourism in Kerala which means higher prices on accommodation and travel. With Asia Highlights , you enjoy 100% refund of any payments made to China Highlights prior to 3 weeks before departure ( detail⇒ ).

It is possible to visit Kerala during the hot season from March to May. During this time you can expect hot and humid days with temperatures typically 28 and 32°C (82 and 90°F). The hot season is the best time to visit Kerala's wildlife reserves because the animals are more active in hot weather.

Kerala experiences a long monsoon season that typically lasts from June to November. The state actually gets hit with two monsoons. The first brings the most rain and lasts from June to September. Kerala sometimes experiences flooding at this time.

The second monsoon hits in November and December, but brings much less rain and can be a great time to visit for those looking for more affordable prices on yoga retreats or Ayurveda resorts.

Best Accommodation in Kerala

Kerala is the perfect place to spend your holiday if you are interested in staying in beautiful colonial heritage hotels or resorts with pools, spas, and massage treatments. No matter where you go in Kerala, you'll be able to find great options for accommodation.

Check out some of our recommendations below:

Cochin is the largest city in Kerala and was once colonized by the Portuguese. This area's unique history makes it the perfect place to stay in a beautiful heritage hotel. We love the Taj Malabar Resort & Spa for its old-world charm, first-rate spa, and views of the harbor.

We also love the Trident Cochin for its 5-star facilities, beautiful gardens, and Ayurvedic center. If you would like to stay in a beautiful location that's farther away from the hustle and bustle of downtown, you can check out Le Meridien Kochi which overlooks the Cochin backwaters and has two beautiful restaurants that serve great western and Indian dishes.

Munnar is Kerala's best hill station and is famous for its cool and comfortable weather. This is a great place to stay in a luxurious hotel with views of the surrounding tea plantations.

One of our favorite hotels in Munnar is Fragrant Nature Munnar which is located in the mountain forest surrounded by wildlife. This hotel offers comfortable bungalows with mountain views and cozy fireplaces. Fragrant Nature also has a restaurant with all-day dining that serves North and South Indian cuisine.

We also love the Windmere Estate for its great views and location near the aromatic coffee and spice plantations and Ragamaya Resort & Spa for its luxurious rooms and on-site authentic Ayurvedic treatments.

When traveling to the backwaters of Alleppey, you will spend at least one night on a houseboat. If you would like to stay in the area for a longer period, then there is nowhere better than at a homestay. Homestays are a great way to get to know the local people. Most homestays in Alleppey offer simple but comfortable accommodations.

Our favorite homestays include Venice Castle and the Bella Art and Meditation House .

How to Travel in Kerala

In order to get to Kerala, most people will fly into the Cochin International Airport. This airport receives flights from many domestic cities including Delhi and Mumbai and a few international flights as well.

Once you have arrived in Kerala by plane, the best way to travel throughout the state is with a private chauffeured car. Hiring a chauffeured car is quite affordable in India and is the most convenient and comfortable way to travel in Kerala.

Here are the normal travel times by private car:

• Cochin to Munnar: 4 hours
• Munnar to Periyar: 4 hours
• Periyar to Alleppey: 3.5 hours
• Alleppey to Cochin: 2 hours

It is also possible to travel between these cities by bus. Local buses normally take longer than traveling by a private car and are often uncomfortable and crowded.

While there are some trains in Kerala, train travel is not as convenient as other methods of transportation. Kerala is a very hilly state that is full of dense jungles and wet lowlands making building large highways and train routes difficult.

At Asia Highlights, we tailor-make the itinerary of every guest to suit each traveler's specific interests and travel goals.

Our basic Kerala itinerary consists of visiting Cochin, Munnar, Periyar, and Alleppey. Go ahead and take a look to get some inspiration and then contact us if you would like to make changes or add on different destinations.

There are many benefits of taking a private tour of Kerala. Through a private tour, you will be able to see the best parts of this beautiful state conveniently and comfortably. The cost of a private tour includes a chauffeured car, private English-speaking guide, breakfast and lunch, and your gorgeous hotel.

Day 1: Arrive in Cochin

On the first day of your Kerala journey, you will arrive at the Cochin International Airport and then will be met by one of our representatives at the arrivals gate. Afterward, you will be introduced to your private chauffeur who will take you to your hotel.

Feel free to spend the rest of the day relaxing at the hotel spa or exploring nearby neighborhoods.

Day 2: Cochin

On your second day, your private guide will take you around this ancient port city to explore the streets of Fort Kochi and other areas. Here you can learn about Cochin's diverse heritage by visiting the Dutch Mattancherry Palace, Portuguese Santa Cruz Basilica, and the St Francis Church which is believed to be one of the oldest churches in India.

In Cochin, you can also take a cooking class, visit spice shops, relax in high-end restaurants, and explore local art galleries.

In the evening, head to the waterfront to see the fisherman using the famous Chinese fishing nets and get great photos of the sunset over the Arabian Sea.

Day 3: Munnar

After Cochin, you will take a private transfer to Munnar where the weather is cooler and the vast tea plantations are surrounded by misty jungles. Here, you can spend your first day touring a tea plantation, visiting the tea museum, or simply taking in the views of the surrounding forests from your hotel.

Day 4: Munnar

Wake up in the early morning to take a trek through the gorgeous forests and surrounding hills. On your trek, you will see various animals and plants and take in the beautiful views.

After your hike, you can check out some of the local coffee and spice plantations to learn more about Kerala's flavors. You can also take an excursion to the nearby Eravikulam National Park.

Day 5: Periyar

Spend the next morning in Munnar at your hotel spa or sipping a cup of tea while taking in the surrounding scenery. In the afternoon, you transfer to Periyar National Park via private car.

Day 6: Periyar to Alleppey

Wake up in the early morning to take a jungle walk with a park ranger to see monkeys, deer, giant squirrels, and some beautiful birds. Jungle walks typically last for around 3 hours and it's important to wear good shoes and comfortable clothes.

For those who don't want to walk, it is possible to take a boat safari through the jungles. Periyar National Park has wild Bengal tigers but spotting them often takes multiple days spent inside the park.

Day 7: Alleppey and the Backwaters

In the afternoon, head to Alleppey where you will meet the captain of your gorgeous houseboat. Spend the afternoon cruising through the canals and trying authentic local cuisine.

You can sit on the boat's upper deck to catch some sun with views of the surrounding villages.

Spend the night on the boat in your own private room.

Day 8: Return to Cochin Airport

The next morning, your driver will meet you at the docks and take you back to Cochin where you can catch your flight to your next destination.

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Kerala is a microcosm of India itself. The 360-mile-long sliver abutting the Arabian Sea is a bewildering jumble of people, places and cultures. Impossible to get a handle on with one lone visit — or six visits even. The startling breadth of Kerala is almost preternatural. Well, better to say it is extra natural, because the mountainous Western Ghats and the topographical marvel of the coastal backwaters are acute embodiments of the natural world. Discover how Kerala does what it does with these four guides to four very different parts of the state. 

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The sprawling beauty of Marari Beach

Beach nuts and laze-abouts will relish the tranquility of Marari Beach . There is not much there, and that is the entire point. Just stretches of sand and the waves of the Arabian Sea. Fishermen ply their trade on the beach's shore, so the morning rush can be a bit intense. Otherwise, the vibe is permanent-mellow. The aptly named Fisherman Cafe is tucked back off the shoreline and serves seafood with both Keralan influences and European ones. That means you can order a paratha to go with your whole grilled snapper, stuffed with lemon, butter and rosemary, and served with potatoes and zucchini. The stillness can be deceptive. The sun is a force even on the most tranquil days. So lather on that sunscreen when you take those beachfront strolls. 

Get friendly with elephants and spices in the mountains

An elephant sighting at Periyar Tiger Reserve!

Munnar is probably the most well-known of the mountainous destinations in Kerala. It does, after all, have a litany of mountainsides teeming with tea plants and tea plantations. For a more surprising but kindred experience, head to Thekkady. There, you can experience a tour of a spice farm , where, if you are blessed, you might also get a home-cooked Keralan meal. You will learn the differences between a variety of black peppercorns, see what exactly a cardamom plant looks like and likely sample green clove buds straight from the plant. Should a botanical wander prove too tame, book a tour through one of two reserves: Periyar and Gavi. Periyar is a tiger reserve, so while visiting, cross your fingers that you are lucky enough to catch a Bengal tiger in its habitat. In Gavi , if you elect the more arduous hike — which, fair warning, is indeed arduous — you might also glimpse an elephant , a tiger or the fearsome wild dogs. At minimum, you will see evidence of elephants, if you catch our drift.

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The lush backwaters of coastal Kerala

First, a clarification. "Backwaters," the term for the nearly 600 miles of lagoons and canals just east of the Malabar Coast, does not refer to the system's placement back from the shoreline. No, the system is dubbed "backwaters" because the coast's abundant seawater is backed into the region as a result of the area's singular topography, creating brackish waterways. It is a marvel of an ecosystem, and a robust houseboat business is designed to provide tours for every type of traveler . Want a highly trafficked route where you can wave at a parade of other travelers on different houseboats? Take a round-trip jaunt from Alleppey to Kumarakom and back. Eager to experience a backwater-less-traveled? Head north to Kozhikode, near the site of explorer Vasco da Gama's first landing in India, for a wander across the Kallayi River.

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You can feel Kochi's age. The port city, in ancient times, was a significant hub for spice seekers. Then a sequence of colonizations over four centuries by the Portuguese, Dutch and British shaped the city. Those colonizers' influence remains, in part, in the city's structures: the Portuguese in the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica; the Dutch in the Bolgatty Palace on Bolgatty Island; the British in the Old Harbour Bridge, built in 1940.    Long before that spate of colonizers, though, the Arab world had strong ties to Kochi. You can still see the presence of the Arabic diaspora in 2024. Should you need a (temporary) break from coastal Keralan dishes , try mandi, a Yemeni dish of rice and meat advertised on endless storefronts on the route from the airport into Kochi. There are also shawarma spots, like the mini-chain Al-Taza , where you can order your shawarma on the prototypical Middle Eastern lavash or the flaky south Indian parotta, plus a bounty of restaurants that specialize in kunafa, that Arabic dessert of crackling shredded pastry and cheese doused in sugar syrup.

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Kerala Lottery Results Today Live TV | Live Telecast on Malayalam TV Channels Kerala Lottery Live Video Telecast is streaming on Kairali TV, Kaumudy TV, and Jai Hind TV channels. Weekly lottery results are streamed at 2.55 pm but on some special days having more than one draw, the live streaming will start early at 2 pm. The Live telecast is executed by the Centre for Development of Imaging Technology (C-DIT) , a Government of Kerala organization under Electronics and Information Technology, with a corporate culture that is concerned with customizing technology for the masses.

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Which lottery result is going to announce today?

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Live Result From 02:55 pm

What is Lottery?

“Lottery” means a scheme, in whatever form and by whatever name called, for the distribution of prizes by lot or chance to those persons participating in the chances of a prize by purchasing tickets.

What is a paper Lottery?

A paper lottery conducted in accordance with the Lotteries (Regulation) Act 1998 other than online Lottery

What is an Online Lottery?

Online lottery means a system created to permit players to purchase lottery tickets generated by the computer or online machine at the lottery terminal where the information about the sale of a ticket and the players’ choice of any number or combination of numbers is simultaneously registered with the computer server.

Is online lottery permitted in the State of Kerala?

No. As per G.O.(P) No. 4/2005/TD dated, Thiruvananthapuram, 13th January 2005, the conduct of online Lottery was banned in Kerala.

Is it permissible to trade Kerala Lottery through the internet or any other means?

NO. No agent shall conduct the sale of tickets through the internet or by another means without prior permission of the Director and only the sale of physical tickets is permitted.

Can Kerala Lottery be purchased online?

As per rule, only physical tickets are permitted for sale.

Is the sale using the website and portal permitted?

No. No agent shall sell lotteries through the internet or through social media.

Can Kerala Lottery be sold outside of the state?

No. No agent shall sell the tickets of the Kerala State Lotteries outside of the state directly or indirectly.

Can Kerala Lottery be sold above face value?

No. No ticket shall under any circumstance be sold above face value.

Can Kerala Lottery be clubbed with one’s own scheme, product, or goods for the promotion of their scheme, goods, and product?

11. Is the conduct of 2-digit, 3 digit and 4-digit Lotteries based on the Kerala Lottery Draw result is permissible in Kerala?

NO. If any person acts as agent or promoter or trader in any lottery organized, conducted, or promoted in contravention of the provision of the Central Lotteries (Regulation) Act 1998 or sells, distributes, or purchase the ticket of such lottery, he shall be punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years or with fine or both.

12. Who is the authority specifically appointed by the Government for the regulation of Lottery Sales in Kerala?

Secretary to Government, Taxes Department

13. Is it mandatory for the agent to affix a seal on the reverse of a ticket?

Yes. Every agent shall affix his seal on the reverse of each ticket with details of name and agency number.

14. Is it mandatory for agents to furnish on demand all the particulars of sub-agents, retailers, and sellers under him to the Director or the District Lottery Officer?

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Do you want to know if you have won a prize in the Kerala Lottery without having to go to a retailer? We have brought you every Kerala lottery result today so that you may know if you are a winner. In addition, all the necessary information on how to claim and which prizes you could be entitled to !

More Lottery Results in Kerala: Win-Win | Sthree Sakthi | Akshaya | Karunya | Karunya Plus | Nirmal | Fifty-Fifty   Bumpers: Summer | Vishu | Monsoon | Pooja | Thiruvonam | Christmas New Year

Kerala Lottery Results Schedule

If you are feeling kind of lost with a Kerala lottery result for a different game every day, pay attention to the results schedule below. We know how government lotteries in India can be tricky to follow up. You will never again lose track of which numbers you should be looking at.

The complete schedule with dates can be found on our Kerala lottery chart , with all the information on special drawings as well.

How to Check Kerala Lottery Results?

When you open this page, you will find today’s Kerala lottery results as per the schedule above . If it is Monday, you will get to check your Kerala Win-Win results. Below it, you will find the previous results, including immediately preceding Kerala lottery results – in the example, that would be Akshaya, Karunya, etc.

Those results only need to be compared with those on your original Kerala tickets. If it is a match, you most probably have a Kerala lottery prize to be claimed. If not, do not give up, and perhaps use our Kerala lottery guessing chart to help next time.

How to Find Kerala Official Results?

If you wish to check Kerala results on the official governmental page , that can be done. You will end up figuring out that our results are the same and that it takes more steps to check the official page , but it is not a hard task:

• Visit Kerala Lottery’s official website at keralalotteries.com .
• Choose “Result View” and then “Result” on their drop-down menu.
• Find the drawing result you are looking for through the lottery name and date.
• Choose “View” and compare the numbers with those on your tickets.

How to Claim Kerala Lottery Prizes?

• Photostat copy of both sides of the ticket, self-attested, to put with the claim application you will fill.
• 2x Passport-sized photographs of the winner, also attested by notarization.
• The Payees Receipt (found here ) with a revenue stamp worth Rs. 1 with the winner’s full address.
• Guardianship certificate – for winners of minor age only.
• Joint Declaration with a stamp paper worth Rs. 50 – only in the case of joint claims, as in syndicate play.
• A copy of your PAN Card, also self-attested.
• A document that can prove your identity attested as well – driving license, passport, ID Card, etc.

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Kerala lottery prizes from the results.

If you came to check the Kerala lottery results and wonder if every drawing has the same prizes, the following tables would clarify that question for you:

Win-Win Prizes

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Sthree-Sakthi Prizes

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Fifty-Fifty Prizes

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Karunya Plus Prizes

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Nirmal Prizes

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Karunya Prizes

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Akshaya Prizes

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Kerala Lottery Rules

Among the rules that are connected to the Kerala lottery results, the most important ones are:

• Winners have only 30 days to claim the prize, or else that right is forfeited.
• Tickets can only be claimed if signed and contain the name and address of the winner.
• Winners from outside the state of Kerala may have up to 60 days to claim the prize in Kerala.
• All prizes must be claimed within Kerala’s valid territory.
• The prizes are paid as determined in the official structure.
• In order to win, your tickets must be identical to the Kerala lottery results.

The official website of the Kerala Lottery, where you can also find the results, is www.keralalotteries.com.

No, there is no legal or authorized manner to buy Kerala Lottery tickets online .

No, the official rules do not allow tickets for the Kerala Lottery to be sold outside of the valid territory.

They are lottery games offered by the official department of the government of Kerala.

They are the prizes awarded to people who manage to match the numbers drawn in the lottery.

No, that would be considered an illegal act.

The Kerala Lottery results are published immediately after the drawing.

Kerala’s Lottery live results via streaming occur at the exact drawing time, at 3:00 p.m. local time.

Prizes above Rs. 10,000 have a deduction of 30% of any value beyond that threshold.

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Fifty-Fifty is Kerala’s newest weekly lottery that takes place every Sunday, with tickets costing ₹30.

There are 12 series of tickets in each lottery which follows the same method as all the other weekly lotteries. The series start with the letter F, followed by another letter in one of two batches that alternate for each draw. In one draw it will be letters A – M (exlcuding I) and then the following draw N – Z (excluding Q). Then following these letters are six numbers from 0 – 9, and combined that is your ticket number.

You then just check your ticket number against the table below to see if you have won. You must match the first, second and consolation tier tickets exactly to win that prize, but if the final four numbers on your ticket match those in category three to seven regardless of series then you win that prize.

The Fifty-Fifty jackpot is 1 Crore, and then prize amounts get slightly lower each level down to the final seventh tier which gives a prize of Rs. 100. There is also the consolation prize of Rs. 8,000 for all the series that matched the same set of numbers as the top prize.

Claiming Prizes

You have 30 days from the date of the draw to claim any prizes won in the Fifty-Fifty Lottery. The way you can claim prizes depends on the value of your win, but you should always make sure you fill out the reverse side of your ticket and keep hold of your receipt.

If you win a first or second prize, you will need to go the Directorate of State Lotteries in person. If you win ₹1,00,000 or below, you can visit the Directorate or a District Lottery Office. Lottery agents can only pay out prizes of up to ₹5,000. If you live outside Kerala, you must claim prizes of any value at the Directorate.

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Tourism in Kerala is growing year-on-year amongst both domestic tourists and international tourists. But what is tourism in Kerala all about and why is it such big business for the Indian economy? Lets take a deeper look at the tourism industry in Kerala…

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Kerala is the beautiful southern state of India known as “God’s Own Country”. Kerala is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India, attracting millions of visitors each year with its serene backwaters, pristine beaches, lush green forests , and rich cultural heritage. This tiny state is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty, wildlife, and unique traditions that make it a must-visit destination for travellers from all over the world and making tourism in Kerala an important industry.

In this article about tourism in Kerala, we will explore some of the top tourist attractions here and provide tips on how to plan a memorable trip to this fascinating part of India. Whether you are a nature lover, history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful getaway, tourism in Kerala has something to offer everyone. So, let’s dive in and discover the wonders of tourism in Kerala!

Kerala is a state in the southwestern region of India. It is situated on the Malabar Coast and is bordered by Karnataka to the north and northeast, Tamil Nadu to the east and south, and the Arabian Sea to the west. The state covers an area of 38,863 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 34 million people.

The success of tourism in Kerala is largely attributed to its geography . The geography of Kerala is characterised by its diverse landscapes, including mountains, hills, valleys, backwaters, and beaches. The Western Ghats , a mountain range that runs parallel to the coast, forms the eastern boundary of the state. The highest peak in Kerala, Anamudi , is located in the Western Ghats and stands at an elevation of 2,695 meters.

The coastal region of Kerala is dotted with backwaters, lagoons, and estuaries that are formed by the network of interconnected canals and lakes that run parallel to the Arabian Sea. The backwaters are a unique ecosystem that supports a diverse array of flora and fauna, including a variety of fish, birds, and aquatic plants.

The state also has a number of rivers , including the Periyar, the Bharathapuzha, and the Pamba. These rivers originate in the Western Ghats and flow westwards towards the Arabian Sea.

In addition to its natural features, Kerala is known for its rich cultural heritage and is home to a diverse population that includes Malayalis, Tamilians, Kannadigas, and other ethnic groups. The state is also renowned for its cuisine, which is known for its use of coconut, rice, and spices. Overall, the geography of Kerala plays a significant role in shaping the culture , economy, and way of life of the people who call it home.

Kerala is a popular tourist destination in India, known for its beaches, backwaters, hill stations, and cultural heritage. Here are some statistics on the tourism industry in Kerala:

• In 2019, Kerala received 1.96 crore (19.6 million) domestic and foreign tourists, according to the Kerala Tourism Department.
• The total revenue generated from tourism in Kerala in 2019 was estimated to be around Rs. 45,010 crore (approximately $6.1 billion USD).
• The average length of stay for foreign tourists in Kerala is around 14 days, while domestic tourists stay for an average of 3-4 days.
• The most popular tourist destinations in Kerala are the backwaters of Alappuzha, the hill station of Munnar, the beaches of Kovalam, and the cultural city of Kochi.
• Tourism in Kerala provides employment to around 15.7% of the state’s population, with around 1.5 million people working directly or indirectly in the industry.

Tourism in Kerala is relatively diverse and people travel to Kerala for a variety of reasons, including its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unique experiences. Here are some of the main reasons why people travel to Kerala:

• Natural beauty : Kerala is known for its stunning natural beauty, including its backwaters, beaches, and lush green landscapes. The state is also home to several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries that offer visitors the chance to see a variety of flora and fauna.
• Ayurveda and wellness: Kerala is renowned for its traditional Ayurvedic treatments and wellness therapies, which attract visitors from all over the world. Ayurveda is an ancient system of medicine that uses natural herbs and remedies to promote health and wellbeing.
• Cultural heritage: Kerala has a rich cultural heritage that is evident in its art, architecture, music, dance, and festivals. Visitors can explore ancient temples, palaces, and museums to learn more about the state’s history and culture.
• Cuisine: Kerala is famous for its delicious cuisine, which features a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes that are prepared with locally sourced ingredients and traditional spices.
• Adventure activities: Kerala offers a range of adventure activities , including trekking, rafting, kayaking, and paragliding. The state’s hilly terrain and scenic landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities.
• Beaches : Kerala has a long coastline with several beautiful beaches that are popular with tourists. Some of the most famous beaches in Kerala include Kovalam, Varkala, and Cherai.

The most popular types of tourism in Kerala are:

• Backwater tourism: Kerala’s backwaters, a network of interconnected canals, lagoons, and lakes, are a major tourist attraction. Visitors can take a houseboat ride or a canoe tour to explore the backwaters.
• Hill station tourism: Kerala has several hill stations, such as Munnar, Wayanad, and Thekkady, which are popular for their scenic beauty and pleasant weather.
• Beach tourism: Kerala has a long coastline and several beautiful beaches, such as Kovalam, Varkala, and Cherai, which are popular for water sports and beach activities.
• Wildlife tourism : Kerala has several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, such as Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and Silent Valley National Park, which are popular for wildlife safaris and nature walks.
• Ayurvedic tourism : Kerala is known for its traditional Ayurvedic treatments and therapies, which are popular among tourists seeking rejuvenation and wellness.
• Cultural tourism: Kerala has a rich cultural heritage, and tourists can explore the state’s art, music, and dance forms, such as Kathakali and Mohiniyattam, and visit historical monuments and museums.
• Adventure tourism : Kerala offers several adventure activities, such as trekking, camping, kayaking, and parasailing, which are popular among adventure enthusiasts.
• Eco-tourism: Kerala has several eco-tourism destinations, such as Gavi and Thenmala, which are popular for their eco-friendly activities and sustainable tourism practices.

Here are some of the most popular tourist attractions in Kerala that make tourism in Kerala such big business:

• Backwaters : The backwaters of Kerala are a network of interconnected canals, lagoons, and lakes that run parallel to the Arabian Sea. Visitors can take a houseboat ride through the backwaters to experience the serene and tranquil environment.
• Beaches : Kerala has several beautiful beaches along its long coastline, including Kovalam, Varkala, and Cherai. These beaches offer visitors the chance to relax, swim, and soak up the sun.
• Hill stations : Kerala has several hill stations that are popular with tourists, including Munnar, Wayanad, and Thekkady. These hill stations are known for their scenic beauty, tea plantations, and wildlife.
• Fort Kochi : Fort Kochi is a historic neighborhood in the city of Kochi that is known for its colonial architecture, art galleries, and spice markets. Visitors can also explore the famous Chinese fishing nets and enjoy the local cuisine.
• Kathakali : Kathakali is a traditional dance form that originated in Kerala and is known for its elaborate costumes and makeup. Visitors can watch Kathakali performances at various theaters and cultural centers.
• Ayurveda : erala is known for its traditional Ayurvedic treatments and wellness therapies. Visitors can experience Ayurvedic massages, therapies, and treatments at various Ayurveda centers and resorts.
• Wildlfe sanctuaries: Kerala has several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, including Periyar National Park, Silent Valley National Park, and Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. These sanctuaries offer visitors the chance to see a variety of animals and birds in their natural habitat.

Tourism in Kerala attracts a diverse range of tourists from different parts of India and around the world. Here are some of the types of tourists who travel to Kerala:

• Nature lovers : Kerala is known for its natural beauty, including its backwaters, beaches, hill stations, and wildlife sanctuaries. Nature lovers are drawn to Kerala’s serene and tranquil environment.
• Cultural enthusiasts: Kerala has a rich cultural heritage that is evident in its art, architecture, music, dance, and festivals. Cultural enthusiasts are drawn to Kerala’s temples, palaces, museums, and traditional performing arts.
• Wellness seekers : Kerala is renowned for its traditional Ayurvedic treatments and wellness therapies. Wellness seekers are drawn to Kerala’s Ayurvedic spas and resorts that offer a range of treatments and therapies.
• Adventure enthusiasts: Kerala offers a range of adventure activities, including trekking, rafting, kayaking, and paragliding. Adventure enthusiasts are drawn to Kerala’s hilly terrain and scenic landscapes that provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities.
• Family vacationers: Kerala is a popular destination for family vacations, with a range of activities and attractions that appeal to both children and adults. Family vacationers are drawn to Kerala’s beaches, backwaters, and wildlife sanctuaries.
• Honeymooners : Kerala is a popular destination for honeymooners, with its romantic backwaters, secluded beaches, and hill stations. Honeymooners are drawn to Kerala’s serene and romantic environment that provides the perfect setting for a memorable honeymoon.

Tourism in Kerala is generally considered a safe, with a low crime rate compared to other parts of India. However, like any other destination, it is important to take precautions to ensure your safety. Here is some information on crime and safety in Kerala:

• Petty crime: Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and theft, can occur in crowded areas such as markets and tourist attractions. Visitors should take care of their belongings and avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
• Road safety: Road accidents can occur in Kerala, particularly on narrow roads and in rural areas. Visitors should take care when traveling by road and avoid traveling at night.
• Water safety: Visitors should take care when swimming in the sea or backwaters, as strong currents can occur in certain areas. It is important to follow local safety guidelines and swim only in designated areas.
• Health and hygiene : Visitors should take precautions to avoid illnesses such as malaria and dengue fever, which are prevalent in some parts of Kerala. It is also important to practice good hygiene, including washing hands regularly and avoiding street food.
• Women’s safety: Kerala is considered a relatively safe state for women travelers, but it is important to take precautions such as avoiding traveling alone at night and dressing conservatively in public areas.

Overall, Kerala is considered a safe destination for tourists, but visitors should take precautions to ensure their safety. It is important to be aware of your surroundings, take care of your belongings, and follow local safety guidelines.

The required budget for a trip to Kerala will depend on a variety of factors such as the length of your stay, your travel style, and the activities and attractions you plan to visit. Here are some estimated costs to help you plan your trip:

Accommodation

The cost of accommodation in Kerala will vary depending on the type of accommodation you choose. Budget options such as hostels and guesthouses can cost around INR 500-1500 per night, while mid-range hotels can cost around INR 2000-5000 per night. Luxury resorts and hotels can cost upwards of INR 10,000 per night.

Food and drink

Kerala offers a range of food options at varying prices. Local street food and small restaurants can cost around INR 100-300 per meal, while mid-range restaurants can cost around INR 500-1000 per meal. Fine dining options can cost upwards of INR 2000 per meal. The cost of alcohol will vary depending on the type and location, with prices ranging from INR 100-500 per drink.

Transportation

The cost of transportation in Kerala will vary depending on the mode of transportation you choose. Local buses and trains are affordable, with fares starting at around INR 10-20. Taxis and private cars can be more expensive, with prices varying depending on the distance traveled.

Activities and attractions

The cost of activities and attractions in Kerala will vary depending on what you choose to do. Entry fees for museums and attractions can range from INR 50-500, while adventure activities such as trekking and rafting can cost upwards of INR 1000 per person.

Overall, a budget of INR 3000-5000 per day should be sufficient for a budget traveler to cover accommodation, food, and transportation costs in Kerala. Mid-range travelers should budget around INR 7000-10,000 per day, while luxury travelers should budget upwards of INR 15,000 per day. It is always a good idea to research and plan your trip in advance to ensure you have a realistic budget and are able to enjoy your trip without any financial stress.

Visiting India can be a daunting experience, so here are some general tips for visiting Kerala:

• Plan your itinerary in advance : Kerala offers a wide range of experiences, from backwater cruises to hill station treks. It is a good idea to plan your itinerary in advance to make the most of your visit.
• Pack appropriate clothing: Kerala is a tropical state with hot and humid weather throughout the year. Visitors should pack light and breathable clothing, including cotton and linen. It is also important to pack comfortable shoes, especially if you plan to do a lot of walking or trekking.
• Carry a mosquito repellent: Kerala is known for its lush greenery, which means mosquitoes can be prevalent in some areas. It is a good idea to carry a mosquito repellent with you to avoid mosquito bites.
• Try local cuisine : Kerala is known for its delicious cuisine, including seafood, appam, and Kerala-style biryani. Visitors should try the local cuisine for an authentic experience.
• Respect local customs and traditions : Kerala has a rich cultural heritage, and visitors should respect local customs and traditions. Dress modestly when visiting religious sites, and seek permission before taking photographs of people.
• Bargain when shopping: Bargaining is common in Kerala, especially when shopping at markets and street vendors. Visitors should not be afraid to negotiate the price and should be prepared to walk away if they are not satisfied with the price.
• Stay hydrated: Kerala’s hot and humid climate can be draining, so visitors should stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water and other fluids.
• Respect nature: Kerala is known for its natural beauty, including backwaters, beaches, and hill stations. Visitors should respect nature by not littering and avoiding activities that can harm the environment.

Kerala offers a unique and memorable travel experience. Visitors should be open to new experiences, respectful of local customs, and take precautions to ensure their safety and comfort.

Lets finish off this article about tourism in Kerala with some interesting facts:

• Kerala is known as “God’s Own Country” due to its natural beauty, diverse culture, and rich history.
• Kerala is the first state in India to have a 100% literacy rate, achieved through a combination of government initiatives and public participation.
• Kerala has a long tradition of Ayurvedic medicine, a system of holistic healing that dates back over 5000 years.
• The backwaters of Kerala are a unique ecosystem consisting of interconnected waterways, canals, and lagoons that support a diverse range of flora and fauna.
• Kerala is one of the few places in the world where you can see the traditional Chinese fishing nets, which were introduced by traders from China over 500 years ago.
• The traditional dance form of Kerala, called Kathakali, is known for its elaborate makeup, costumes, and facial expressions.
• Kerala has a rich tradition of martial arts, including Kalaripayattu, which is believed to be one of the oldest martial arts in the world
• The cuisine of Kerala is known for its use of coconut, spices, and seafood. Some popular dishes include appam, puttu, and fish curry.
• The state animal of Kerala is the Indian elephant, and the state bird is the great Indian hornbill.
• Kerala has the highest life expectancy in India, with an average life expectancy of 74 years. This is attributed to the state’s high literacy rate, access to healthcare, and focus on wellness and holistic living.

Here are 10 frequently asked questions about tourism in Kerala:

• What is the best time to visit Kerala?

The best time to visit Kerala is from October to February when the weather is cool and dry.

• What are the popular backwater destinations in Kerala?

The popular backwater destinations in Kerala are Alleppey, Kumarakom, and Kollam.

• What are the popular hill stations in Kerala?

The popular hill stations in Kerala are Munnar, Wayanad, and Vagamon.

• What are the popular wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Kerala?

The popular wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Kerala are Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Silent Valley National Park, and Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary.

• What is Ayurveda, and where can I experience it in Kerala?

Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that uses natural herbs and remedies for healing. Kerala is known for its Ayurvedic treatments, and several resorts and spas offer Ayurvedic massages and treatments.

• What are the popular beach destinations in Kerala?

The popular beach destinations in Kerala are Kovalam, Varkala, and Cherai.

• What are the popular cultural festivals in Kerala?

The popular cultural festivals in Kerala are Onam, Vishu, and Thrissur Pooram.

• What are the popular adventure activities in Kerala?

The popular adventure activities in Kerala are trekking, camping, water sports, and wildlife safaris.

• What is the cuisine of Kerala, and what are the popular dishes?

The cuisine of Kerala is known for its use of coconut, spices, and seafood. Some popular dishes are appam, Kerala-style biryani, and fish curry.

• Is it safe for solo travelers to visit Kerala?

Kerala is generally considered a safe state for tourists, including solo travellers. However, visitors should take precautions to ensure their safety and avoid traveling alone at night.

As you can see, tourism in Kerala is big business. Tourism in Kerala facilitate different types of tourism , encourages different types of tourists and offer the country a way to make money. If you are planning a trip to Kerala or you simply wanted to learn more about this destination, I hope that you have found this article about tourism in Kerala helpful. Here are some more articles that I am sure you will love too:

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Whether you want to enjoy the idyllic beach vacay, witness authentic village life firsthand, hike through vividly verdant jungles, visit breathtaking natural wonders, delve into culinary feasts, your Kerala tour package can be about one or all of the above. Our expert travel curators have designed perfect Kerala packages just for you, so that you can fully immerse yourself in the captivating blend of things to see and do that Kerala tourism has to offer. With all the comfort and convenience of accommodation, travel and logistics taken care of with Kerala tour packages, regardless of which part of the country you belong to, Kerala beckons as it enjoys direct connectivity with all the major cities of India like  Mumbai , Delhi , Bangalore , Chennai , Kolkata , Hyderabad , Pune , Ahmedabad  and more.

For a clearer picture on what to expect from Kerala tourism and your visit, from sights and sounds to weather and getting around, check out our in-depth travel guide. Where you can find all the information you need, to book your Kerala tour packages and look forward to the Kerala tour of your dreams. Such as the best things to do in Kerala , best time to visit Kerala, places to visit in Kerala and more.

A magical land steeped in history, nature, culture, and tropical bliss. That is Kerala tour in a sentence. But as an experience, no amount of words can do it justice. And still, we try. By waxing lyrical about its stunning palm-fringed beaches. Its amalgamated heritage with a labyrinth-like intrigue. Its ancient natural medicine that modern bodies long for. Its native cuisine of rich, deep flavourful layers. Its sense-tingling spice plantations. Its pristine and protected natural surroundings. We even call it God’s Own Country. And beautiful, majestic Kerala, always lives up to its name. 

Kerala is one of those tour destinations that instantly conjures images in one’s mind. A golden sunset at the Chinese fishing nets in Cochin, houseboats gently floating along the mesmeric backwaters of Alleppey , surf-ready waves curling onto Varkala beach, the rolling misty hills of Munnar, a captivating Kathakali performance, the serene surrounds of an Ayurvedic center. And with Thomas Cook’s Kerala tour packages, you can bring them all to life and turn them into memories of a lifetime. Of a fun-filled family getaway, a much-needed solo escapade, a romantic tropical honeymoon , or a special trip with friends. 

Holidays in Kerala can be enjoyed by all groups of people and all ages too. The state welcomes you to walk barefoot on its sandy beaches, satiate your cultural musings with sightseeing and shows, explore its hill-stations and national parks, sample every local delicacy to your heart’s delight. To simply make the most of this paradise-like destination that’s not in some far-flung corner of the world, but right here at home. 

Romantic Kerala

Where you and your beloved can make the most beautiful start to your journey together. At some of the most luxurious stays across the destination, from stunning beachfront resorts to brilliant boutique hill-station lodges, exotic and elegant wooden houseboats, to lavish mid-town 5-star hotels. Where you can immerse yourself in the experiences of a lifetime. Like waking up to lush greenery and birdsong, dinner under the stars, couples spa retreats, secluded swims in the sea, holding hands and sightseeing, uplifting yet grounding temple visits, jungle safaris at dawn, hiking across fields and plantations, sipping on drinks in the sunshine, boat rides on the backwaters . Every moment of a honeymoon in Kerala promises to be one filled with love and wonder. Leaving you with countless memories to take back home. 

To plan your perfect Kerala honeymoon, check out a wide range of Kerala honeymoon packages . They have been specially crafted for newlyweds, taking into consideration everything couples would love to see, do, and experience. Don’t wait any longer, make your partner’s dream come true, in the spectacular destination that is Kerala. 

How to Reach Kerala

Being such a popular tourist spot means Kerala has great connectivity making it boat rides on the backwaters. One can get on a flight, take trains, buses and even reach by car. It all depends on where you are coming from and how straightforward or adventurous you want your travel to be. The quickest and most convenient way to reach Kerala is by air. There are four international airports located across the state, which also see domestic arrivals. For your trip to Kerala, you can fly into Thiruvananthapuram International Airport or Cochin International Airport, from all major cities across India. 

But for those who love taking the scenic route, your trip to Kerala should be by train or road. There are countless trains running to various cities and towns across Kerala, from all over the country. The coastal stretch is considered one of the most picturesque train journeys of India. Or better still, take a private taxi or car. The road trip allows you to drive past spectacular vistas, quaint villages, and the ability to stop and soak it all in, whenever you like. Meanwhile, luxury and deluxe buses ply from all major cities to different parts of the state too. So you can choose any of these transport options to begin your Kerala holiday. 

Travelling within Kerala

Public transport is available to take you around Kerala, such as local trains, buses, and taxis. It depends on how long a journey you wish to make. Most hotels offer car and driver services to make sightseeing and other trips convenient. You can also hire a car at the airport itself, for the entire duration of your stay. However, with Thomas Cook’s Kerala tour packages you needn’t worry, as transfers and excursions are included. 

Best Time to Visit Kerala

You can plan a trip to Kerala at any time of the year, depending on the kind of weather you prefer. With tropical climate, Kerala has a hot, humid summer, a substantially heavy monsoon, and a pleasantly cool winter. Since Kerala has varied topography, cool and hot micro-climates exist too. By understanding each season, you can choose the right dates for your Kerala tour.

Summer holidays in Kerala are great for those who wish to visit the hill-stations or experience some of the seasonal festivities such as Vishnu with temperatures often crossing the 40 degree mark, spending time at the beach or out sightseeing can be uncomfortably hot. On the other hand, this is a great time to look for off-season deals on Kerala tour packages. Hill stations like Munnar, Thekkady, Ponmudi, and Vagamon offer a lush green escape from the heat. But this is when you can find great off-season deals on Kerala packages. While places like Munnar, Thekkady, Ponmudi and Vagamon offer lush green escapes, high up in the hills, away from the heat. Monsoon arrives with a bang in June and tapers off by August end. If you enjoy the wet season or are a couple looking to experience the romance of the rain, then you should definitely search for a Kerala package within these months. This is also a great time to go on a spa focused Kerala trip, one that truly leaves you rejuvenated. This makes the best time to visit Kerala  during the winter season, from September end to the start of March. Most people opt to spend their holidays in Kerala during this time, as the favourable weather makes the beaches idyllic, the backwaters are at their best and the outdoors in general become more accessible. So even city-centric getaways are more fun, allowing you to have the entire gamut of Kerala holidays experiences to pick from. But if you are going to go during winter, booking your Kerala tour package in advance is recommended.

Best Places to Visit in Kerala

Below are the best places to visit in Kerala during your Kerala Trip.

Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary

Perched on the plantation-filled hills of Kerala is the charming town of Munnar. The once-colonial summer town is today a lush, vibrant region where exotic teas and spices are grown, authentic rustic village life still exists, and nature thrives in myriad shapes and colours. Any Kerala trip itinerary that includes Munnar, promises exquisite experiences. Like cycling through the plantations, animal spotting at Eravikulam National Park, boat riding at Mattupetty Dam, picnicking at Hydel Park and sampling local culture at the famed Tea Museum. A heavenly retreat for couples or families looking spend quality time with one another, in enchanting surrounds. 

A tiny district in Kerala is most famous for its backwater tours. This special ecosystem means Alappuzha offers visitors exquisite flowing waters flanked on either side by tropical palms and trees, that you can call home for a night, or maybe a few. Staying on a houseboat isn’t something you can do too often, so why not make the most of the opportunity.  But that doesn’t there’s no reason to get your feet on solid land. Alappuzha is also home to significant landmarks, like St. Mary Forane Church, the oldest in all of India! While Alapuzzha Beach is another lovely spot for a day of sun, sand, and frolic. Don’t miss out on this destination on your Kerala package.

A trip to Kerala is incomplete without visiting its cultural epicentre, Kochi. Where you will discover a rich mix of history, spectacular architecture, nature in all its glory, a bustling food scene, heritage arts and craft, beautiful sacred sites — a heady blend of all things that make travel such an enlightening experience. Don’t miss out on popular tourist attractions like the Mattancherry Palace, the Chinese Fishing Nets, St. Francis Church, the Into-Portuguese Museum and Paradesi Synagogue. A stimulating escapade into the past and present of one of the world’s oldest port cities, that promises coastal charm aplenty. 

The pristine crescent-shaped seafront stretch of Kovalam is made up of three beaches, namely Lighthouse, Hawah and Samudra. Each of them with their own special way of leaving you totally mesmerised by the picture-perfect tropical vibe. Golden sands, thrilling water sports, swaying palms to hammock between, secluded stretches with views reserved just for you. And if that’s not enough, a whole host of sites to visit beyond the beach, like the Halcyon Castle, Rock Cut Cave Temple, Neyyar Dam, Vellayani Lake, Napier Art Museum & Gallery and Shri Chitra Art Gallery. With so much to offer, Kovalam surely deserves to be part of your Kerala trip. 

Holidays in Kerala get even more magical when you visit the beautiful district of Kumarakom, where the backwaters cut through lush farmlands, paddy fields and coconut groves. Offering exceptional vistas and the solitude to truly enjoy them. Here you’ll not only get to tick staying on a houseboat off your itinerary, but also experience exciting activities like yachting at Vembanad Lake, one of Asia’s largest freshwater lakes. As well as cultural tours of local heritage sites like Vaikom Mahadeva Temple, St. Mary’s Church, Jama Masjid, and the Shiva Temple. 

Known for its breezy paddy fields, thriving tea, coffee and spice plantations, pristine mountainsides, vibrant history, and culture, Wayanad promises a refreshing getaway from life as you know it. Discover just what makes the Western Ghats one of the world’s top bio-diversity hotspots. Trek, hike and explore to your heart’s content. Especially up the Ambukuthi Hills, where at the top awaits a must-visit historic monument, the Edakkal Caves. Most recommended place on your Kerala package.

A true traveller’s pick of places to visit on a trip to Kerala, Kozhikode — or Calicut as it was known — is a significant location on the historic map of Kerala, and indeed India. For it is where famed explorer Vasco Da Gama first landed. The once-bustling trade port is now a spectacular fusion city, with nature and heritage co-existing to form its own unique ambience. Where you can spend your holidays in Kerala on quaint beaches, old world temples, the wild mangroves, or a craft village. 

Visit one of the twelve protected wildlife sanctuaries, the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, as part of your Kerala holidays. Get as far away from city life for a close up view of nature at its finest, in the heart of the stunning Anamalai Hills. The area is home to over 28 mammals including leopards, tigers, elephants, and deer. While a whopping 225 bird species and 52 reptiles also share these forests. All creatures big and small, co-exist here. And for a brief while, you can join them and feel truly connected to nature. 

Here are our picks of food that you should taste in Kerala:

Idiyappam & Curry

Parippu curry, appam & ishtu, puttu & kadala curry.

Idiyappams are almost like noodle cakes, made of rice flour, salt and water. Its unique texture is what makes the side such a staple across all of Kerala. While the plain flavour allows for myriad curry pairings, be it egg, vegetarian, meat, or seafood. The most common combination is Idiyappam and egg curry. A filling meal that can be had for lunch or dinner, and a truly authentic regional culinary experience. Must try dish on your Kerala trip.

Every part of India has its own dal. And Kerala is no different. Here you will find the delicious, homely goodness of Parippu Curry, made of small gram lentil, ghee, and spices. Taste familiar flavours at an elevated level, that you can have by itself or accompanied by rice. Almost all local restaurants will have Parippu Curry on their menu, so there’s no reason for you to miss out on this mouthwatering staple. 

One of the traditional culinary specialties that you must try on your trip to Kerala, is Appam with Ishtu. Like many South Indian delicacies, appams are made of fermented rice flower along with coconut milk and water, and a sprinkle of jaggery. They are soft, yet crisp-edged pancakes that must be had with a local version of a stew, which can be vegetarian or meaty, as per your preference. A sumptuous feast of native ingredients that captures the state’s blended heritage. Try this delicacy on your next Kerala trip.

Start every day of your holidays in Kerala with a hearty local breakfast. With dishes like Puttu, a steamed rice cake stuffed with grated coconut, that is served with fresh bananas or Kadala Curry, which is a lovely black chickpea preparation. A super affordable and yummy local specialty that’s easy to find all over Kerala. 

Things to Do in Kerala

Below are our recommended things to do during Kerala Tour:

Watch the Neelakurinji bloom

Try the many exotic teas, stay in a houseboat, watch the snake boat race, live in a treehouse, watch theyyam.

For the lucky few, a Kerala tour promises a rare natural phenomenon that can only be witnessed once every 12 years — the bloom of the Neelakurinji flowers. When the western hills of Munnar, are engulfed by the stunning carpet of these purple native flowers.

From tea gardens upon hilltops to street-side chai vendors, sample all the many flavours and varieties of tea that are grown and prepared across Kerala, especially in Idukki. A spectacular view comes with every brew. 

Very few holidays present you with the chance to live on a houseboat, that too on the magnificent backwaters . This unique experience simply cannot be passed over. So plan a few nights of your Kerala trip accordingly or select a Kerala tour package that includes a thrilling houseboat stay.

The Snake Boat Race, held in the backwaters of Alleppey is a good reason to book a Kerala tour package between August-September, to witness the marvellous snake carved boats being oared across the waters, alongside colourful Onam celebrations.

Houseboats aren’t the only special accommodation you can find in Kerala. Many resorts and lodges offer treehouses that are rustic in charm yet modern in finishing. Just one of the many Kerala tour experiences that leave you in the loving lap of nature. 

Add an artistic touch to your Kerala package by including a Theyyam performance in your itinerary. This North Kerala tradition is a sight to behold, with music, dance and theatrics all included. Discover local rituals and legends, packaged into one spectacular extravaganza.

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