Kerala Tourism Packages

Munnar Hill Station

Munnar is a lush paradise of rolling hills and refreshing aroma, loved by everyone who wants to disconnect from the bustling city and daily chaos. This hill destination is either covered in sprawling tea gardens or surrounded by lush forests which also makes it one of the top honeymoon destinations in Kerala. Makes a perfect place for seekers of solitude, the top tourist places in Munnar include its scenic viewpoints, rhythmic waterfalls, nature, and tea.

Enjoy the narrow routes traversing through the widespread tea plantations, hike to the viewpoints with amazing views of the town, see the multiple waterfalls like Cheerappaya, Attukad, and Lakkam waterfall, or explore the Chai Bazaar to buy some fresh tea for yourself on one of our Kerala tour packages of Munnar. Unwind and wind-up your day relaxing in front of the pristine landscape, enjoying solitude or relishing the moments with your loved ones.

Alleppey

Alleppey, the beautiful district in Kerala, for its beautiful backwaters surrounded by nature, is often referred to as the Venice of the East. This unique water-locked wonderland has access to the Backwaters on its east and the sea & beaches on its west. This makes the waterbodies the most popular tourist attraction in Alleppey. However, Besides the water adventure, Alleppey is also rich in history, wildlife, museums and cultural pursuits. A houseboat trip in Alleppey provides a vacation disconnected from the world, so you can explore the charm of calming nature along with the delicious delicacies of Kerala. Among numerous, the best places to visit while in Alleppey in your Kerala sightseeing tour package are; one of the oldest churches in India, St. Mary Forane Church, Alappuzha Beach and the most renowned activity of Kerala - the snake boat race. February or March witnesses the grand plenary feast at Chettikulangara Bharani, Arthunkal Perunnal, St. Sebastian & St, George at Edathua and Ambalappuzha temple. Alleppey also has many intriguing places like the Revi Karunakaran Museum where Swarovski crystal lovers can visit as it contains one of the largest private collections of crystals in the world.

Wayanad

Wayanad is a pristine destination in Kerala, also a perfect combination of natural beauty and rich historical background for a peaceful holiday. The district is located in the lush Western Ghats and its hills enshrouded in mists, dense forests and vast valleys are the best places to visit in Wayanad on the Kerala holiday packages. This hill destination also boasts of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary where the wild lives and one can sight the elephants, tigers and birds. For the more fun-loving tourists, there are trails for trekking, bamboo rafting, ATV rides and a zipline across the emerald canopy which makes a delightful Wayanad sightseeing tour. The district has the Edakkal Caves, with carvings that are over 3000 years old depicting the history of the place. The cultural core of the district is based on tribes; the communities that keep their traditions alive through colourful celebrations, ceremonies, literature, theatre, and folklore art. The very geography of Wayanad is a painting on the big palette of nature and offers the traveller an opportunity to be a part of the beauty that is limitless.

Kochi

Kochi, the city referred to as the ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’, is a city that has a perfect mix of the past and present set in a natural scenery. Located on the southwestern coast of India, Kochi’s top tourist attractions are its beautiful backwaters; the sparkling sandy beaches; and the greenery. The multicultural nature of the city is still reflected in the Paradesi Synagogue where Jews, Arabs, Chinese and Europeans used to interact. The area of Fort Kochi has been the first township developed by Europeans in India and is home to old buildings such as the St. Francis Church and the Mattancherry Palace. The city has a laid-back experience with backwater tourism, traditional houseboat trips and the beautiful beaches of Fort Kochi and the Marine Drive.

Kochi has more than just natural beauty; it is rich in cultural blossoming in art and dance and a delicious taste in its food. Kathakali performances, Kerala Folklore Theatre, and Ayurveda massages are some special features of Kerala you can witness in the Kochi tour packages.

Varkala

Varkala is that unexplored paradise of Kerala that has some of the beautiful backdrops, artsy feel, and adventurous activities. Located on the red laterite cliffs, it is the only cliff beach of Kerala boasting primitive beauty and a leisurely ambience. Varkala Beach is one of the must-visit beaches in Kerala tours as it is a haven for surfers, hippies and those who seek to relax by the water's edge. Surfers can choose from the Kerala tourism packages that combine yoga classes with Beach adventures on the white sand beaches encircled by palm trees.

The town is also loved by history buffs for its colonial view of the Anjengu Fort surrounded by the backwater and the sea. Varkala's seaside heritage and delicious food make for an enjoyable vacation for tourists.

Kozikode

Kozhikode is the coastal city on the Malabar Coast of Kerala and is rich in history and culture with a natural beauty weaved to it. Earlier called Calicut, it was the political and commercial capital of the Zamorin kingdom and the world’s spice hub for ages. Kozhikode Beach and Kappad Beach are two of the finest beaches in the city that provide visitors with a peaceful time in calm and golden sand and beautiful sunset. The city, with its relaxed environment, is one of the best family holiday destinations in Kerala. Beypore Beach, in the vicinity, is known as the place for the boat-building industry of ancient times. Kozhikode is a living example of culture, where one can find spice markets, CSI Church, Pattalam Mosque and Commonwealth Spinning Wheel. Fortified palaces and ports are the features that are evidence and indication of Kozhikode's rich history. One may feel delighted by the plenty of waterfalls and green forests surrounding the city but Kozhikode’s food culture undoubtedly makes it one of the top places to visit in their tours to Kerala. The delicious Malabar cuisine such as Calicut biryani, spicy chicken curry and banana chips.

Periyar

Periyar National Park and Tiger Reserve in the state of Kerala is a 925 square-kilometre sanctuary that creates a beautiful melody of nature, wildlife and tranquillity in Kerala. Along with a host to a variety of flora and fauna, it is also the lifeline of two major rivers, Periyar and Pamba, making it a top wildlife destination in Kerala. Periyar is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, it is home to species like Asian elephants, sambar deer, and Bengal tigers.

The park also has a beautiful large artificial lake that allows boat rides, making it an un-skippable activity while in Periyar. Bamboo rafting in the Periyar lake is quite calm which gives you more chances of spotting birds as the sanctuary has more than 260 bird species like Malabar Grey Hornbill and Blue-winged Parakeet. Activities like nature walks and green treks in your Periyar wildlife tour are eco-friendly ways to explore nature and are undoubtedly equally adventurous. Eco-lodges and jungle camps in and around Periyar offer comfortable accommodations and a unique experience of staying around the tribes of the Western Ghats.

Kovalam

Kovalam is one of the most popular beach tourism destinations in Kerala, and it provides tourists with different options for a beach adventure, such as snorkelling, kayaking, and boat riding, besides walking along the coast. This beach town is surrounded by three must-visit beaches adjacent to each other: Hawah, Lighthouse, and Samudra, each equally beautiful. The Lighthouse Beach is the most popular, Known for its fresh air, rocky waves, palm edges, blue-green water, and white and red striped lighthouse. The Hawa or Eve’s beach ranks second for its distressful vibrations with the perfect picture of palm fringes giving a quiet and peaceful setting away from the hustle and bustle of life. Samudra is the less visited beach, thus can get you more solitude than other beaches in Kovalam. These serene beaches offer various activities that you can indulge in like camping, sunbathing, canoeing and kayaking. Kovalam is blessed with golden sand beaches and an underwater world perfect for a vacation away from city life.

Kumarakom

Kumarakom is a backwater paradise on the eastern edge of Kerela's longest lake Vembanad. The town is a hotspot for leisure and has become a top tourist destination in Kerala for those who love nature. In the scenic backwaters enjoy activities like canoe rides, houseboat rides, fishing, or birdwatching. In fact, birdwatching is a popular activity in Kumarakom and the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is a dedicated place for bird enthusiasts with around 180 bird species.

Kumarakom not only is ideal for a delightful sightseeing tour package due to its backwaters but is also known for its waterfalls, meditation and massage therapies, spiritual and religious spots, and the fishermen's villages. You can get spoiled for choices with the number of things to do in Kumarakom. One definitely should visit Kumarakom for a vacation to a natural haven, luxurious houseboats, and scenic landscapes backed with palm-flanked backwaters on their journey to Kerala.

Trivandrum

Thiruvananthapuram, also shortened to Trivandrum, is a reflection of Kerela's connectivity to nature and spirituality while boasting its parallelly existing city life. The city captivates its visitors with its rich history, lush greenery, stunning architecture, serene beaches, and vibrant culture. It is the perfect place to include in your 'places to visit in Kerala' list as it is loved by everyone, whether a history buff, nature enthusiast, religious devotee, or someone only looking for a relaxing getaway. Thiruvananthapuram has numerous attractions some of the top religious places to visit in Kerala, colonial structures, lush gardens, and stunning beaches and hill stations in proximity. Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Attukal Bhagavathy Temple, and Sree Parasurama Temple in Thiruvananthapuram are the must-visit temples in Kerala. Moreover, the city is where you can experience various experiences from Kerala including the cultural dance and art form Kathakali and Kutiyattam, the martial art Kalaripayattu, and the traditional cuisines of Kerala.