KeralaTour Packages

Journey Routers's Kerala tour packages for 2025 are the best mix of calm backwaters, green hill stations, historical sights, and soothing wellness activities. We want you to have the most real experience possible without spending a lot of money. You can go to the spice markets in Kochi, taste fresh tea in Munnar, or ride the houseboats in Alleppey.

Whether you're going on a quiet family holiday, an adventurous group trip, or a romantic honeymoon, our Kerala packages will give you experiences that will last a lifetime. Kerala is a terrific destination to relax, enjoy nature, and learn about the culture there. This can be seen in its palm-lined beaches, traditional Kathakali performances, Ayurvedic therapies, and misty hills.

The greatest time to go on animal safaris in places like Thekkady and to walk along the beach and enjoy the sights is from October to March when the weather is excellent. You can have an Ayurvedic treatment that will make you feel better, kayak on bamboo rafts on the Periyar River, or explore the spice fields in Wayanad. You should taste some of the native delicacies, such as appams and hot seafood curries.

Journey Routers claims that trips to beautiful areas like Kerala shouldn't cost a lot of money. We have made Kerala packages that are easy on the wallet and incorporate all the best sites. The most affordable option starts at INR 25,000 for a journey that lasts five days and four nights.

Journey Routers go to and from important Indian cities like Ahmedabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Pune. All you have to do is book a vacation to "God's Own Country," and you're on your way!

Kerala Highlights:

• Traditional Boat Ride: Taking a ride on a traditional kettuvallam (houseboat) across the peaceful backwaters of Alleppey is like getting away from it all for a while. The still water, the rustling palms, and the view of everyday life along the canals all come together to form a calming rhythm. You can see why they call this "God's Own Country" when you eat Kerala food and drink chai while watching the sun set. It's more than simply a boat ride; it's a quiet, contemplative journey that lingers with you long after it's gone.

• Mornings in foggy Munnar: Waking up to the foggy Munnar, with its endless rolling hills covered in emerald-green tea gardens, feels like something out of an old postcard. The chilly air, light mist, and smell of fresh tea leaves make your morning walks feel like meditation or even magic. You may walk about the estates, talk to friendly tea pickers, and drink tea that was just made in the same place where it was cultivated. Even if you don't do anything special, you feel really happy there.

• Ayurvedic Healing: Kerala is a place that makes you want to take it easy, heal, and reconnect with yourself. It's not merely a location to see things. Whether you go to an Ayurvedic retreat for a week to cleanse or get a 90-minute massage with warm medicinal oils, you'll feel different from the inside out. The therapies not only make you feel better, but they are also based on ancient science and are made just for your body's needs. You leave the encounter feeling lighter, more relaxed, and truly refreshed.

• Calm Beaches: Varkala and Kovalam Beaches are calm and peaceful. If you want to get away from the crowds and have a peaceful coastal experience, Kerala's beaches are the best place to go. Kovalam's smooth waves and golden sands are perfect for long, languid afternoons. Varkala's cliffside cafes with views of the Arabian Sea are the best places to watch the sun set. If you want to swim, read, snooze, or do nothing, you don't have to feel like you're missing out on anything. The key is to relax and let the sea set your pace.

• Thekkady and Periyar Wilderness: Thekkady is a little town in the hills that is close to Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Kerala's most beautiful natural reserves. You can find yourself drifting on a bamboo raft or watching elephants drink by the lake in this thick forest, with the sounds of birds. It's a strange kind of low-key thrill. It is pure, untouched, and very different from the crazy safaris you might find in other places. The air is pure, and the plants and trees around you are full of life. It feels like nature is talking to you all the time.

• The Cultural Layers of Kochi: Kochi is the best place to see how the past and current come together. Independent galleries and shops are just a short walk from the Old Spice Markets. Next to cafés with street art on the walls are centuries-old Portuguese churches. When you walk through the lanes of Fort Kochi or watch the Chinese fishing nets sway at nightfall, it's like reading a living history book. This city not only shows off its culture, but it also lets you get lost in its stories.

• Kerala, a Gastronomic Adventure: Keralan food is more than simply a meal; it's a story told via coconut, spices, and long-standing traditions. From the fiery karimeen pollichathu (pearl spot fish) to the comfortable mix of appam and stew, every dish has a lot of different flavours. Eating a sadya, a rich vegetarian supper served on a banana leaf, is a tradition and a way to celebrate abundance. No matter if you're a foodie or just curious, Keralan food has a way of stealing your heart.

Why Choose Journey Routers for a Memorable Trip To Kerala in 2025?

Are you thinking of going to Kerala in 2025? To be honest, you're in for a treat. We are not only putting together Kerala tour packages for you; we are creating an immersive and meaningful experience that will help you realise your travel aspirations.

• Are you on your honeymoon? Going on a family trip? Going Alone? You desire a romantic honeymoon amid the thick jungles? All set. Are you going on a trip with your family? Don't worry, we can take care of that too. We work closely with you to develop a package that fits your needs and wants.

• Travel without stress and with help available 24/7. We recognise that travel should be pleasurable, not a test of your nerves. We are here to help you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our crew is only a phone call away, whether you're enjoying Munnar's lush countryside or visiting Alleppey.

• Our Kerala packages are also known for having a lot of different options for any budget and interest. There are more than 20 various kinds of itineraries, and they can fit any budget and any insane passion. You can discover anything that meets your needs, whether you want a relaxing vacation or an exciting one.

• Easy Departures from Major Cities: We make it easy to travel there by leaving from all the major Indian cities, such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, and more. You can get to Kerala if you can pack your stuff.

• Want to treat yourself? Here are some extra things you may do to make things special. We love the little things, like private meals and fancy boutique hotels. We can do it all.

So, if you want to go to Kerala in 2025, let Journey Routers help you. We have the skills, the ability to adapt, and a lot of heart. You'll have stories to tell when you go home that endure far longer than you thought.

The Best Kerala Tour Packages for all Types of Travelers in 2025: 

With our Kerala tour packages, you may see the beautiful nature of South India, such its green hills, calm backwaters, clean beaches, and rich traditions. Journey Routers has carefully designed experiences for all kinds of travelers, whether you're going on your own, planning your honeymoon, or going on vacation with family or friends. Kerala has a lot to offer, such animal safaris, Ayurvedic resorts, relaxing houseboat tours, and spice trails.

• Family Tour Deals:

Our Kerala family packages are great for people of all ages since they include fun, learning, and adventure. In Alleppey, you may take a leisurely cruise through the backwaters. In Munnar, you can visit hill stations. In Thekkady, you can go on animal safaris. And in Kovalam or Varkala, you can relax on family-friendly beaches.

Time: 4 to 7 days

Inclusions: Daily breakfasts, private transfers, guided excursions, luxury hotel stays, trips to wildlife sanctuaries, and optional nights on houseboats.

Prices range from ₹22,000 to ₹75,000.

Would you like to surprise the kids by taking them to Wonderla Waterpark in Kochi? Or maybe a night on a private houseboat just for the family? We help you make every family time a special memory, whether it's a cultural event or a meal on the beach.

• Packages for Group Tours:

Our group tour packages are perfect for backpackers, nature lovers, and first-time tourists who want to see the best of Kerala without spending too much money. Visit Fort Kochi, go bamboo rafting in Thekkady, hike in Wayanad, or just relax on the beach with friends.

Time: 5 to 7 days

Inclusions: Accommodations that are clean and beautiful and can fit two or three people, daily breakfast, shared transportation, and group excursions of historical sites and heritage sites.

Price ranges from ₹22,000 to ₹70,000

You can choose to go kayaking in Alleppey at dawn or take a cooking class and visit a spice plantation in Thekkady. You can also add a yoga retreat for a group to relax or stay longer in Varkala. These trips are just as fun and flexible as the people you travel with.

• Honeymoon Packages for Couples:

Kerala is the perfect place for a romantic honeymoon because of its misty mountains, calm beaches, and beautiful backwaters. Our honeymoon packages are designed to give you the perfect mix of comfort, romance, and life-changing events.

Time: 5 to 8 days

Inclusions: Airport transportation to and from the airport, daily breakfast, private rooms at high-end or boutique resorts, romantic houseboat trips, Ayurvedic massages for couples, and sightseeing in Kochi, Alleppey, and Munnar.

Price ranges from ₹35,000 to ₹1,00,000

Want to stay in a fancy tea plantation villa in Munnar? You can customize your stay. How about a private candlelit meal by the backwaters or a photo session on the beach at sunset? We'll plan a honeymoon that really feels like yours, whether you want to go to the hills, the beach, or see some culture.

When is The Best Time To Go to Kerala?

Kerala is a place to visit all year long, and each season has its own special things to see and do. Kerala has something for every kind of tourist, whether they wish to cruise through misty backwaters, enjoy traditional festivities, drink tea in the hills, or relax on a quiet beach. To help you plan your Kerala travel package, here's how the year goes:

Peak Season (October to March)

October to March is usually thought to be the best time of year to visit Kerala for people who want nice weather and outdoor activities. This is the finest time of year to explore Munnar's tea estates, go on animal safaris in Thekkady, spend time on the beach in Varkala or Kovalam, or relax on a houseboat in Alleppey. The daily temperatures range from 20°C to 32°C, and the humidity is low.

It's also festival season, with cities and villages coming to life with Christmas, New Year's, and Thrissur Pooram celebrations. It's essential to book your flights and hotel rooms well in advance, especially in December and January when there are a lot of tourists. The state is at its most beautiful right now: clean, green, and full of cultural activity.

Moderate Season (April to May and September)

April, May, and early September are Kerala's shoulder season. The temperature starts to rise, yet the appeal never goes away. Temperatures are between 28°C to 36°C, which is warmer but still bearable, especially in hill stations like Wayanad and Munnar. If you're planning a summer trip with your family, these places are cool and windy.

April is also the time of Vishu, Kerala's traditional New Year. Homes are beautifully decked, temples are happy, and marketplaces are busy. Also, now is an excellent time to take advantage of mid-season offers because many resorts are offering cheap rates. It's great for folks who like to take their time exploring because there aren't as many people there. On the other side, September is a terrific season for nature walks and taking pictures because it usually means the end of the monsoon and the return of clear sky.

Low Season (June to August):

The monsoon season in Kerala lasts from June to August. It's a great time for beauty and rebirth, but not so great for tourism. Rain makes Kerala a green wonderland with misty hills, waterfalls that tumble down rocks, and rivers that are too full. Even if the rain may make it hard to do things outside, it makes for a perfect hideaway.

Ayurvedic remedies are also supposed to work best during this time of year since the humidity makes it easier for the body to absorb oils. Hotel prices are substantially lower, and popular places are less crowded, so this is the best time to rest, detox, and see the quieter, more romantic side of Kerala. In August, Kerala's biggest cultural event, Onam, takes place. It has boat races, flower carpets, and big meals.

So, When Should You Go?

If you like cool weather, bright skies, and cultural festivals, plan your trip between October and March. April, May, and September are the best months to go on a more relaxed vacation because rates are lower and there are fewer people. If you're interested in health, beautiful green scenery, or cheap travel, the monsoon months of June through August are also a great time to visit Kerala.

Kerala is a place you can visit all year long. No matter what time of year it is, you'll find warmth, beauty, and amazing experiences. Just choose your vibe, and Journey Routers will take care of the rest.

How to Get to Kerala?

No matter where you come from, it's easy to get there and get around in Kerala. Kerala is happy to have you, whether you want to travel by train or car, fly in for speed, or cruise for fun. 

By Air:

Flying is the fastest and easiest way to go to Kerala. The state's four international airports—Kannur International Airport (CNN), Calicut International Airport (CCJ), Trivandrum International Airport (TRV), and Cochin International Airport (COK)—make it convenient for people to fly across regions. 

Major Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, and Kolkata have direct domestic flights to all four airports every day. If you're coming from outside of India, you can fly directly to the Middle East (Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Muscat), Southeast Asia (Singapore, Kuala Lumpur), and even certain European cities. Visitors from other countries can also easily go to Kerala because there are connecting flights from major Indian cities.

Depending on your plans, you should pick your airport carefully. Trivandrum is best for Kovalam or Varkala, Calicut or Kannur is best for North Kerala or Wayanad, and Cochin Airport is best for central Kerala and the backwaters.

By Train:

Kerala has a large railway network that connects more than 200 train stations around the state. Long-distance trains

 from cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, and Hyderabad often stop at major Keralan towns like Kochi (Ernakulam), Trivandrum, Alleppey, Kozhikode, and Thrissur.

Traveling by train is cheap and beautiful, especially if you're coming from South India.

By Rail Kerala has a large railway network with over 200 train stations around the state. Long-distance trains from cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, and Hyderabad go to major Keralan cities like Kochi (Ernakulam), Trivandrum, Alleppey, Kozhikode, and Thrissur on a regular basis.

By Road:

Kerala is easy to get to by road from surrounding states like Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. State highways and national highways (NH 66, NH 544, NH 183) make driving easy. You can charter a private taxi, drive yourself, or take an interstate bus to go to Kerala. Every day, the KSRTC buses run by the government and the luxury buses go between cities in Kerala, such as Bangalore, Chennai, Mysore, and Coimbatore.

By Cruise:

Many cruise lines from both the US and other countries stop in Kochi Port for a more luxurious entrance. This is also where a lot of cruise ships from Mumbai and Goa dock. This makes for a beautiful and peaceful way for people to enter Kerala.

Important Tips To Know Before Visiting Kerala:

Are you curating your Kerala package? The beautiful backwaters, hill stations, and lively culture of Kerala make it a unique place to visit. Here are seven important tips to make sure your trip goes smoothly and is one you'll never forget:

Choose the Best Time to Go: The best time to visit Kerala is from October to March, when the weather is nice and cool. The monsoon season (June to September) is only good for people who like heavy rain and Ayurvedic therapies.

Wear Comfortable Clothes: Because Kerala has a humid tropical environment, it's best to wear light, breathable cotton clothes. If you plan to go to mountainous areas like Munnar or Thekkady, don't forget to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and comfortable shoes for walking.

Respect the Culture: Many parts of Kerala are very socially conservative. Dress modestly, especially when you travel to a temple or the country. Always take off your shoes before you go into a temple or a traditional house.

Try the Local Food: Kerala food is rich and varied, with a lot of coconut and spices. Have some stew with karimeen pollichathu, sadya, and appam. You have to eat food that is presented on banana leaves.

Stay on a Houseboat: Staying on a traditional Kettuvallam in Alleppey or Kumarakom for a night lets you experience Kerala's peaceful backwaters in a way that will change your life.

Use Local Transportation Wisely: In cities, pre-booked taxis or ride-hailing apps like Uber or Ola are more pleasant and reliable than buses and autorickshaws, even though they cost less.

Stay healthy and hydrated by always bringing essential travel medicines and drinking bottled or filtered water. Kerala is mostly safe, but you should be careful in busy places.

What to Bring on Your Trip to Kerala: 

Are you using our Kerala Tour Packages to organise your trip? This is the packing list you need for a stress-free, stylish, and comfortable holiday, whether you're visiting Munnar or relaxing at the Verkala.

Things You Need To Wear:

• Clothes that are light and let air in.
• Shoes or sandals that are comfortable for walking.

Weather and Safety:

• Sunglasses or sunscreen
• Cap or Hat
• Water bottles that can be used again

Health and Cleanliness:

• Bring along important medicines including paracetamol, antacids, motion sickness tablets, and others.
• Bug spray
• Hand sanitizer and wet wipes

Electronics:

• Adapter for power
• Charger and phone
• GoPro or camera
• Power bank

No matter if you're planning a luxury vacation or a backpacking trip with our cheap Kerala trip packages, being well-packed will make sure you enjoy the journey as well as the destination.

Places To Visit on Your Kerala Tour:

1. Kuthiramalika Palace: It was built in the middle of the 19th century by Maharaja Swathi Thirunal Balarama Varma. Its name comes from the 122 carved wooden horse heads that decorate it. The museum has an amazing collection of royal artifacts, including thrones, gabled roofs, paintings, sculptures, and musical instruments, that indicate how majestic the Travancore rulers were.

1. Anamudi Mountain: Anamudi, which is 8,842 feet tall, is the tallest mountain in Southern India. It is located in Kerala's Western Ghats. Because of its shape, the term "Anamudi" means "elephant's forehead." It is often nicknamed the "Everest of South India."

1. Vattakottai Fort: This 18th-century wonder from the Travancore kingdom will take you back in time. It is located between the peaceful beach and the impressive Western Ghats, and it has amazing views of both the sea and the hills.

1. Thiruvananthapuram Zoo: The Zoological Park in Trivandrum is one of India's oldest zoos. It covers 55 acres and is home to many native and exotic animals.

1. Thanumalayan Temple: It is dedicated to the Hindu trinity of Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. Go there to start a spiritual journey.

1. Mattupetty Dam: A concrete gravity dam erected in the 1940s. It is located amid the beautiful highlands of Munnar. It is a beautiful place to see and a great place for many kinds of animals to live.

1. Eravikulam National Park: Explore the stunning scenery of Eravikulam National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Western Ghats. This wildlife sanctuary covers 97 km² and is home to unique animals, including the Nilgiri Tahr, Nilgiri langur, and Lion-tailed macaque. It also has roughly 132 bird species, 101 butterflies, and 20 types of orchids.

1. Kovalam Beach: Kovalam, which is sometimes called the "Paradise of the South," is a peaceful seaside town on the Arabian Sea known for its golden beaches and palm trees that wave in the wind.

1. Periyar National Park: Explore the amazing things to see and do in Periyar National Park, a biodiverse treasure in the Western Ghats of Kerala.

1. Cheeyappara Waterfalls: A beautiful place to visit in Kerala. It is on the Munnar-Kochi route (NH49). From a height of 1,000 feet, water flows down seven beautiful tiers, surrounded by 2 acres of thick evergreen forest.

Things To Do on Kerala Trip:

1. Watch the Vallam Kali Snake Boat Race: A fun boat ride that takes place around the Onam festival, which is usually between August and September. The 138-foot-long Chundan Vallom boats float over the backwaters. The rowers move in perfect time with the song Vanchipattu, which is a traditional boatmen's song.

1. Do Rock Climbing: Munnar, Kerala's beautiful hill station, is a great place to do rock climbing and rappelling. It's an adventure you'll never forget, with lush green areas, rocky vistas, and gorgeous waterfalls all around. There are different ways to rappel here. Rappelling forward, sideways, backward, and on your stomach is a lot of fun.

1. Enjoy Scuba Diving in Kovalam: Take a dive into the clear waters of Kovalam and have an incredible journey under the sea! Swim with colourful schools of fish, see sea animals up close, and explore beautiful coral reefs.
2. Do Paragliding in Vagamon: Vagamon is a beautiful plantation town in the hills of Kolahalamedu that is great for paragliding. The best part is tandem paragliding, where a professional pilot goes with you on takeoff, flight, and landing.

1. Enjoy Kayaking and Canoeing on Kerala's Waterways: Get lost in Kerala's peaceful backwaters by kayaking or canoeing. As you float down famous rivers like the Alleppey and the Periyar, you'll see beautiful villages, tranquil waters, and lush surroundings.
2. Ride Jeep Safari Thekkady: Take a thrilling guided jeep safari from Thekkady through the beautiful scenery of the Periyar Tiger Reserve.

Facts You Should Know About Kerala

• The Weather and the Beauty of the Area:

Kerala is a hidden gem on the southwest coast of the Indian subcontinent. There, nature paints pictures in gold, blue, and green. The state's geography is as beautiful as it is diverse. The calm Arabian Sea is on the west side, and the grand Western Ghats are on the east side.

Kerala has a beautiful and varied terrain, from the calm backwaters of Alleppey and Kumarakom to the rolling hills of Wayanad and Munnar. The tropical monsoon environment, which provides significant rainfall from June to September, creates lush woods and rice paddies. The winter months, from October to March, have a milder and more comfortable atmosphere that is great for exploring and tourism.

• Language, Literacy, and Learning:

Malayalam, the official language of Kerala, is more than just a way to talk to people. It is also a way to pass down literary and cultural traditions that have been there for hundreds of years. Also, English is widely spoken, especially in cities and schools, which makes it easier for both professionals and visitors to talk to each other.

Kerala was the first Indian state to offer free elementary education to all children. It is proud to have the highest literacy rate in the country, which is always above 96%. Education is a big part of the state's progressive mindset and strong human development metrics.

• Cultural Diversity and Traditional Art Forms:

Kerala's culture is made up of religious, artistic, and social traditions that have grown together over thousands of years. The state is a living example of how people of many faiths may live together peacefully. It has several Hindu temples, old synagogues, churches, and mosques.

Kathakali, a classical dance-drama known for its meticulous makeup and storytelling, and Mohiniyattam, a delicate dance performed by ladies, are two of the state's ancient arts that are very important to its culture. Ancient martial arts like Kalaripayattu and ceremonial performances like Theyyam show the area's spiritual and martial history. Onam, Thrissur Pooram, and Vishu are all festivals that bring people together with music, food, and colourful parades.

• The Economy and Relationships with Other Countries:

Even though Kerala isn't very industrialised, its economy relies on a unique mix of services, tourism, agriculture, and money sent home from abroad. Kerala gets a lot of its money from migrant workers in the Middle East. Their money helps keep the infrastructure up and families back home.

Agriculture is still an important business because the state is one of the leading producers of tea, coffee, coconuts, spices, and rubber. Tourism is another major part of the economy because millions of people come to the state every year to see its natural beauty and cultural diversity. In recent years, Kerala has also become a growing hub for the IT industry, especially in places like Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi.

• Tourism and Natural Wonders:

Kerala's tourism industry shows off the state's beautiful natural riches and well-kept traditions. The best way to see the state's famous backwaters, which give you a glimpse into the peaceful rural life and lush rice fields that make up the area, is to take a leisurely tour aboard a traditional houseboat.

Hill stations like Munnar and Thekkady are popular with nature enthusiasts because they have tea estates, wildlife sanctuaries, and misty landscapes. The Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is a great place to watch elephants and other animals in their natural habitat. On the other hand, Varkala and Kovalam are peaceful beaches where you may relax. Ayurveda, a traditional Indian medicine that focuses on the whole person, is also a major tourism attraction in Kerala.

• Healthcare and Human Development:

Kerala has the best social welfare and healthcare systems in the country, and the rest of the country should follow its example. The state has one of India's longest life expectancies and lowest infant mortality rates since it has a lot of government-run clinics, hospitals, and health programs. The "Kerala Model" of development puts a lot of focus on making sure that everyone has equal access to public services, healthcare, and education, in addition to economic growth. This has had amazing effects on public health, gender equality, and the overall quality of life.

• A Place of Unique Achievements:

Kerala is known for both its beautiful natural scenery and its creative undertakings. It has the largest number of women to men in the country because its social norms are more progressive than those of other places. The Cochin International Airport, which is the first airport in the world to function totally on solar power, shows how committed the state is to sustainability. Kerala has been a center for spice trade for hundreds of years, and traders and explorers from all over the world have come to the state.

Kerala is more than just a place to visit; it's a mix of culture, nature, and human progress. Kerala is a unique place with verdant hills, calm waterways, welcoming people, and a vibrant arts scene. It's an experience that will stay with you forever. For those who want authenticity, peace, and beauty, this southern Indian state really lives up to its name, "God's Own Country."