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Kerala

Backwaters, tea hills and quiet coasts

Best time to visit
September to March; monsoon for Ayurveda retreats
Ideal duration
5 to 7 nights
Starting from
₹21,500 per person

Why visit Kerala?

Kerala fits a lot into a small state: a night on a houseboat in Alleppey, tea estates and spice walks in Munnar, wildlife at Thekkady and beach time in Kovalam. Drives are short and green, which makes it one of the easiest destinations to plan for families and first-time travellers.

  • Private houseboat stays on the Alleppey backwaters
  • Tea and cardamom plantations around Munnar
  • Ayurveda and wellness retreats with genuine credentials
  • Short, scenic drives between every stop

Highlights

Places you'll actually see, shot on location.

Alleppey backwaters

Alleppey backwaters

An overnight houseboat with meals cooked on board and village canals to explore.

Munnar tea country

Munnar tea country

Tea museum, Top Station viewpoints and Eravikulam National Park.

Thekkady

Thekkady

Periyar boat safari, spice plantations and a bamboo-raft morning.

Fort Kochi

Fort Kochi

Chinese fishing nets, Jew Town and Kathakali evenings.

Kerala in pictures

Every frame is from Kerala itself.

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Kerala packages

Frequently asked questions

September to March is comfortable and dry. If you are coming specifically for Ayurveda treatments, the monsoon months are traditionally considered the most effective and are much quieter.