Malayalam, English, Hindi
Trivandrum, Cochin, Calicut
Indian Rupee (INR)
Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Kozhikode
About
Kerala
  Kerala, God's Own Country, is a stunning destination in India, famous for its backwaters, beaches, hill stations, wildlife, and rich culture. Here’s a simple guide to help you plan your trip
Cruise through serene canals in Alleppey or Kollam.
Relax at Kovalam, Varkala, or Marari Beach.
Explore Munnar’s tea gardens or Wayanad’s misty hills.
Spot elephants and tigers at Periyar National Park.
Visit Thekkady, the spice garden of Kerala.
Houseboat cruises in palm-fringed backwaters.
Tea plantations, Eravikulam National Park, and waterfalls.
Trek to Chembra Peak, explore Edakkal Caves.
Golden beaches and a iconic lighthouse.
Wildlife safaris and spice plantations.
Colonial history, Chinese fishing nets, and art cafes.
Cliffside beaches and yoga retreats.
Perfect weather for beaches, backwaters, and hill stations.
Monsoon season, ideal for Ayurveda and lush greenery.
Great for budget travel and hill stations.
Kerala is humid; breathable fabrics work best.
Especially during monsoons.
Houseboats and resorts fill up quickly.
Don’t miss Kerala’s seafood, appam, and sadya.
Dress modestly, especially at religious sites.
Buses and trains are affordable and well-connected.
Day 1 Fort Kochi → Chinese Fishing Nets → Jew Town & Mattancherry Palace Day 2 Marine Drive → Bolgatty Palace → Broadway Market
Day 1 Tea Gardens → Eravikulam National Park → Mattupetty Dam. Day 2 Echo Point → Kundala Lake → Top Station
Day 1 Alleppey Backwaters → Houseboat Cruise → Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary. Day 2 Marari Beach → Pathiramanal Island
Day 1 Chembra Peak → Banasura Sagar Dam → Edakkal Caves Day 2 Pookode Lake → Soochipara Falls → Kuruva Island