COVID-19 Travel Updates | For Inquiry: +91 98250 81806

South Kerala Tour Packages

No Junk Tours

No Gimmicks

Complete Transparency

About Kerala
Kerala is one of the most sought after destinations in South India. Often referred to as God’s own country, this Indian state is full of picturesque locations, scenic beauty, rich cultural heritage, sun-kissed beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, plantations, and loads of attractions for every individual. Kerala is superb in many ways because despite having so much to offer it remains humble which reflects its alluring beauty. You can go there to rejuvenate or you can go there with an itinerary filled with things to do. Kerala offers just about every enchanting experience you can imagine.

Popular Kerala Tour Packages

Kerala Tour Packages	Duration	Price
Kerala Backwaters with Beach	4 Nights / 5 Days	₹ 11,700 Onwards
Cool Kerala	6 Nights / 7 Days	₹ 15,300 Onwards
Kerala with Munnar	6 Nights / 7 Days	₹ 17,430 Onwards
Kerala - God's Own Country	7 Nights / 8 Days	₹ 16,940 Onwards
Venice of Kerala	9 Nights / 10 Days	₹ 25,650 Onwards

Why book with a travel agency like Flamingo Transworld when planning your vacation to Kerala? There are numerous benefits. You won’t have to stress about the whole planning part which can take a toll on you and rob you of precious time that you can do other things in. You will be able to see more in less time because the experts plan your trip in such a way that you can get maximum benefits. You will be prepared if anything unexpected were to happen. You may be interested in some parts and our experts can help you choose the right Kerala tour packages so you can enjoy it to the fullest.

A travel agency takes the guesswork out of planning your Kerala trip and it can be one of the most stress-free things. All you want to know about is what you want to experience when you go to the heavenly Kerala and let the agents help you decide. If you are not sure about what activities would be best then our experienced agents will help recommend places to visit and things you can do when in Kerala. A Kerala tour can be mesmerizingly awesome when planned right. Which package is best for you? There are several packages to choose from at Flamingo Transworld; Kerala packages for families and there is a Kerala honeymoon package.

How to reach Kerala
Tourists all over the globe and India come to Kerala for its awe-inspiring beauty. There are many ways Indian tourists can reach Kerala; by air, by train, by road, and by bus.

By Air
There are many Kerala tour packages from Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Delhi which is why there are multiple travelling options for Kerala. There are four airports in Kerala; Cochin International Airport, Kannur International Airport, Trivandrum International Airport, and Calicut International Airport. Major metros in India have direct flights to Kerala and connecting flights too. The following are some of the airlines from major cities that fly to Kerala.

● Delhi to Kerala: SpiceJet, Air India, Air Asia, Vistara, IndiGo, GoAir

● Mumbai to Kerala: Air India, Vistara, GoAir, IndiGo, SpiceJet

● Bangalore to Kerala: Air Asia, Air India, Vistara, GoAir, IndiGo

● Chennai to Kerala: IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet

● Kolkata to Kerala: Vistara, Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air Asia

The following are the shortest flight durations from major cities when travelling to Kerala.

● Delhi to Kerala: 2h45m

● Mumbai to Kerala: 1hr55m

● Bangalore to Kerala: 1h5m

● Chennai to Kerala: 55m

● Kolkata to Kerala: 3hr

There are some connecting flights from major Indian cities to Kerala and some of the stopovers are as follows.

● Delhi to Kerala: Bengaluru, Varanasi, Goa, Jaipur, Mumbai, Chennai

● Mumbai to Kerala: Chennai, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Goa, Hyderabad, Bengaluru

● Bangalore to Kerala: Kannur, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai

● Chennai to Kerala: Bengaluru, Thiruvananthapuram

● Kolkata to Kerala: Chennai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru

By rail

You can reach Kerala from other Indian cities via train too. There are 10 trains from Delhi to Kerala, 20 trains from Mumbai to Kerala, 10 trains from Bangalore to Kerala, 12 trains from Chennai to Kerala, and 4 trains from Kolkata to Kerala. The following are the fastest trains from major cities and the duration of the train.

● Delhi to Kerala: Hazrat Nizamuddin - Thiruvananthapuram Central Rajdhani Express takes 42h30m

● Mumbai to Kerala: Hazrat Nizamuddin - Thiruvananthapuram Central Rajdhani Express takes 26h10m

● Bangalore to Kerala: Banaswadi – Kochuveli Humsafar Express takes 9h28m

● Chennai to Kerala: Chennai Egmore – Guruvaryur Express takes 14h50m

● Kolkata to Kerala: Gurudev SF Express takes 44h50m

By road

You can travel to Kerala by road too if you are up for an adventure. The NH766 connects Kozhikode with Kollegal which are in Kerala and Karnataka respectively. NH544 connects Salem in Tamil Nadu with Kochi in Kerala so you can travel by car.

By bus

There is no direct connectivity via bus from Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. When you are travelling from these cities you need to take either a flight or a train to a destination in Kerala. Then you can take State transport buses to reach your destination. Bangalore and Chennai have a direct bus service that takes 9 hours and 10 hours respectively.

The fastest way to travel to Kerala is by air but it depends on your destination and which city you are travelling from. Kerala being a well-connected destination, you have many options and instead of taking only one type of transportation, you can opt for a combination. You can take a flight to a major airport in Kerala and then take a bus, taxi, or train to reach a particular destination.

Kerala’s rich cuisine

While Kerala is known for its scintillating beaches and atmospheric charm that is rich in traditions, the Kerala cuisine is something not to be missed. The popular dishes in Kerala include avail, puttu and meen curry, appam and stew, kozhikodam halwa, paal payasam, kappa, and biryani. There is so much diversity when it comes to Kerala cuisine that it is enticing and you want to try everything that Kerala has to offer. The distinct dishes of Kerala are rich in taste and the aroma is simply intoxicating with the perfect amount of spices and flavours that create magic in your mouth.

Kerala’s cuisine is influenced by traders who came to Kerala including Dutch, Greek, Portuguese, Roman, Chinese, and Arab. It is no wonder that Kerala’s cuisine is so exquisitely amazing. The way food is prepared in Kerala differs according to communities and regions in Kerala. People in North Kerala have a different style of preparing dishes than people living in South Kerala. That is not to say that one’s cooking style is better than the other because they are just as deliciously mouth-watering. Either way, when food is served on banana leaves then it tastes better and rich in flavour.

Kerala offers a wide range of delicacies to choose from that you will be left scratching your head. Seafood is ample and good quality fishes are served in cafés and restaurants in Kerala. You will find prawns, spotted pearls, lobsters, squids, snappers, rockfish, and many more delicious season varieties. You can visit eating places like Rock Café in Kovalam, Paragon in Kozhikode, North Cliff in Varkala, Villa Maya in Thiruvananthapuram, Pai Brothers in Kochi, and Sree Arul Jyothi in Thiruvananthapuram. Whether you are a pure vegetarian or you are in love with seafood, Kerala has something unique to offer to everyone.

Places to visit in Kerala

There are numerous places to visit in Kerala. We have curated some interesting places you can visit in Kerala.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

This 345 sq km wildlife sanctuary can only be explored through a 2-hour jeep safari. There is no trekking allowed. You can spot various animals such as langurs, chital deer, wild boars, leopards, tigers, and wild elephants. It is the best way to explore the breathtaking wild with your loved ones.

Museum of History and Heritage

If you love history and want to explore Kerala’s traditions then this museum will be interesting for you. It helps you understand how Kerala became the place it is known worldwide for today. There are various thought-provoking exhibits such as sculptures, murals, and re-creations that are mesmerizing.

Edakkal Caves

These caves are located in remote hilltops. These caves date back to more than 3000 years back which provides a peek into the old Kerala. Those who love to hike will have an easy time climbing up a steep road to the ticket counter. You can get fantastic views of Waynad district from the top too.

Kappil Beach

This is one of the blissful beaches in Kerala that have been left undeveloped, at least until now. The seaside is worth exploring in this Varkala beach. If you want to see the fishermen getting busy catching fish then go early in the morning because you will see the chaos that ensues and the calm too.

Mahadeva Temple

Kerala has several temples and this Shiva temple is one of the most famous. It represents a part of Kerala’s history because parts of the temple dates back to the 1540s. There are woodcarvings and exceptional murals that you will find in this gorgeous temple. An annual festival takes place in February and March.

Lockhart Tea Factory

This is one of the popular tea factories in Kerala and it dates back to 1879. You will learn about the entire tea processing that takes place from the picking to the end product. There are other things in the tea factory such as a garden, a small museum, and tastings that take place. This is a must-visit for tea lovers.

Iringal Crafts Village

This crafts village is spread across 20 acres. You will see beautiful displays of art by artisans and craftsmen in this village. The crafts are made with materials such as coconut shells and banana fibers. This local art place is best for art lovers and you can take a look at how creative these artists are.

Things to do in Kerala

There are several things to do in Kerala and you can choose from a range of activities as per your vacation plans. The following are some fun things you can enjoy when in Kerala.

Kodanad Elephant Sanctuary

Love elephants? Then this elephant sanctuary is a must visit. There are lots of fun things to do in this sanctuary such as watching baby elephants play, bathing elephants, and going on an elephant safari. You can even watch elephant feeding at this sanctuary.

Bamboo rafting in Periyar lake

When you are craving for some quiet time then this is the place in Kerala to go to. It is situated in the Periyar wildlife sanctuary and gives you a glimpse of the wilderness galore. You can even spot elephants and tigers when you are bamboo rafting. It is one of those experiences that are going to stay with you long after your trip is over.

Paragliding in Vagamon

People looking for more adventure in Kerala can opt for paragliding in Vagamon. You can get a view of Kerala’s beauty from the top and it is one of the most thrilling experiences you will ever have. You will be able to see all the sparkling beaches, lush green forests, and beautiful Kerala villages.

Ayurveda session in Chingoli

If you haven’t had an Ayurveda session in Kerala, then it might seem like you are missing out. Chingoli is one of the places where you can rejuvenate your mind and soul. There are so many resorts to choose from and each uses natural oils and herbs to give you a memorable treatment.

Canoeing in Kollam

Want to see the countryside of Kerala? Then add canoeing to your bucket list. You will be able to explore the quiet side of Kerala when you canoe in Kollam and you won’t miss the scenery of Kerala this way either. You can choose to canoe by yourself or go with your significant other, the experience will always be enchanting.

Eravikulam National Park

If there is one national park that you must visit with your family it is the Eravikulam national park. This is one of the best tourist attractions because of Neelakurinji which blooms once every 12 years. It has several species of butterflies, reptiles, animals, birds, fishes, and amphibians. You can find the Nilgiri Tahr too.

Stay at a treehouse in Munnar

Always wanted to stay at a treehouse? Then Kerala offers you a perfect way to turn your dream into reality. There are options for you to stay at a treehouse in Munnar so you can stay close to nature. There are various activities that you can participate in such as mountain biking, nature walks and abseiling.

Best time to visit Kerala

Kerala has a pleasant climate throughout the year and the best time to visit Kerala might sound like all the time! But you need to know there are three seasons in Kerala and sometimes it can get pretty hot and humid in Kerala. The summer lasts from February to May where you will experience the most intense heat of Kerala although it is still better than other Indian states. The monsoon hits Kerala in June, July, August, October, and November. The monsoon season brings about cool weather in Kerala. Kerala’s winters are from December to January and this is the time when major Kerala festivals and pilgrimages take place.

Visiting Kerala in winter is best for those people who want to truly see Kerala in its natural ethereal beauty. The temperature depends on the region as elevated regions are way cooler and offer chilly evenings. This is the best time for trekking and hiking because the weather is so pleasant and beautiful. You can enjoy spice plantations and hills of Kerala. You can enjoy boat cruises and visit tea factories during the cold season in Kerala. Wildlife safaris during this time are recommended too.

The summer can be warm in some regions yet highly unpleasant in other regions. The coastal areas are especially humid. Kerala summer is not ideal for outdoor activities but it is a great time to enjoy hilly areas such as Ponmudi and Munnar. If you want to go on a picnic then this is a great time to do that. Hiking and trekking are great too because elevated regions have the perfect climate with natural backdrops. Lots of festivities take place at this time and popular temples host their festivals that have a parade, dance, processions, and more.

The monsoon might seem like an unlikely time to visit Kerala but there is beauty in this climate. If you want to stay away from the usual rush of tourists then this season is the best to go to Kerala. You can enjoy various activities such as spice tours, coffee tours, boat races, and boat cruises. It is a great time for couples to go to Kerala so they can enjoy Kerala’s calmness that is difficult to experience during the seasons when tourists are everywhere in Kerala. It is recommended that you travel during the light monsoon season so you can still enjoy tours and travel in Kerala.

You want to think about the type of holiday you are looking for and what type of weather you like before you decide on your vacation in Kerala. Flamingo Transworld provides you with a range of Kerala holiday packages to meet different requirements. Kerala Tourism has so much to offer you that we want to make it easier for you to pick the right Kerala package so you can visit and do things you love. Visiting Kerala at any time of the year can be spectacular because Kerala is a place of wonders and the blissful State is full of things to do and places to visit.

Frequently asked questions about South Kerala Tour Packages

What is Kerala famous for?: Kerala is called “Gods Own Country” and it is famous for backwater, beaches, hill stations, temples, ayurvedic spa and eco-tourism. Some of the best experiences one can explore on their Kerala tour package are cruise the backwaters on a houseboat, watch Kathakali and Kalaripayattu, visit tea estate at Munnar, relax at Kovalam beach and many more.
What is the best time to visit Kerala?: Winter is considered the best time to visit Kerala which is from December till February as the temperature is mild and it is perfect to visit the backwaters and beaches. Monsoon months between June to August is perfect to enjoy the refreshing climate and lush green landscapes. Summers are between March to May but it can be hard to enjoy sightseeing’s due to humidity.
Why is Kerala known as the ‘God’s own country’?: In the 1980s Kerala was given the title “God’s Own Country’ by Walter Mendez a creative director of the advertising agency who was commissioned By Kerala Tourism Department for promoting Kerala as a tourism destination. According to mythology, the land was recovered from the sea by Lord Parasurama who threw his axe across the sea and the water moved back as long as the axe reached and the new land extended from Gokarna to Kanyakumari. Since the land was filled with salt it was not suitable for habitation so Lord Parasurama called the Vasuki the Snake King who converted the soil into fertile lush green land by spitting holy poison. Vasuki and all snakes were told to protect the land.
What are the must try food in Kerala?: Kerala is also famous for its cuisine. Foods that you must try are Idiyappam which is made of rice flour, salt and water almost look like sevai is eaten with curry. Appam which is made from rice flour, coconut milk, coconut water and a bit of sugar looks like dosa and is best eaten with Ishtu which is a thick dal with lots of veggies. Dosa which is ghee roasted with sambhar and chutney. Malabar Parota is very famous in Kerala.

For non-vegetarians Nadan Kozhi Varuthathu which is spicy chicken fry, prawn curry made in Kerala style and fish are must-try.

Among sweet dish Palada Payasam and banana fritters one must have after lunch or dinner.
What is the most popular dance form of Kerala?: Kathakali and Mohiniyattam are the most popular dance forms of Kerala.
What are some of the best places to visit in Kerala?: Some of best places to visit in Kerala in Kerala are:

•Chinese Fishing Nets

•Periyar Lake

•Spice Plantation

•Mattupetty Dam

•Kundala Lake

•Light house beach
What are some of the best things to do in Kerala?: Some of the best things to do in Kerala are:

•Water activities at Kumarakom Beach

•Watch Kathakali dance performance

•Go for Periyar jungle safari

•See how elephants are trained attraining center

•Learn scuba diving at Scuba Cochin
Which are some of the best Kerala tour packages offered by Flamingo Transworld?: The best Kerala holiday tour packages offered by Flamingo Transworld include:

•Whole of Kerala for 9 nights / 10days

•Backwaters with Munnar for 5 nights /6 days

•Exotic Kerala for 6 nights / 7 days

•Wild Kerala for 5 nights / 6 days
Where to stay in Kerala?: Some of the best hotels to stay in Kerala are:

•Elysium Garden Hills Resort, Munnar

•Pepper Vine Hotel, Thekkady

•The World Backwaters, Kumarakom

•Abad Harmonia Ayurveda Beach Resort, Kovalam
Which are the best places to visit in Kerala for couples?: Some of the best hotels to stay in Kerala for couplesare:

•Hill station of Munnar

•Backwaters of Alleppy

•Wayanad for natural beauty like lakes, waterfalls and wildlife

•Stay at floating cottages at Poovar
How many days do you need in Kerala?: Normally 6 nights/7 days is enough for a Kerala Tour Packagebut to cover all the major cities you will need 9 nights/10 days.

Kerala Holiday Packages : Kerala Vacation is the most energizing rundown which will without any doubt make your excursion exceptional. Its standout amongst the most went is a holiday destination in India due to its wealth of greenery and mountain. Kerala is a state on India’s tropical Malabar Coast. Kerala tour packages are widely known for backwaters, elephants, land of coconuts and the land of rich cultures and traditions and that’s why is the sought after place by travelers from all around the world.

Kerala has a wet and maritime tropical weather influenced by seasonal heavy rain for around 120-140 days in a year. Around 65% of the rainfall occurs from June to August. The months between November to May are the best time to visit Kerala and plan your kerala packages. Kerala is one such destination that not only rejuvenates but cleanses one’s body, mind, and soul. A paradise for both the travelers and natives, this popular place to visit in Kerala fascinate a travel experience unlike any other.

Here is the list of the best of places in Kerala that must visit on Kerala tour:

Munnar: Munnar is one of the best places to visit on Kerala holiday packages, which is considered as very popular among hill stations in Kerala. It is shimmering with jade slopes of hills and valleys and the pristine destination certainly deserves exquisite resorts and hotels. There are also a lot of waterfalls and hiking routes in Munnar that must include in Kerala tour for adventure seeking guests.
Alleppey: Alleppey was described as one of the locations to visit during Kerala vacation known as ‘Venice of the East’ by Lord Curzon. A houseboat Kerala holiday along the natural backwaters in Alleppey provides a chance to observe landscapes attractions like paddy fields, small chapels, water levels, fishing and netting, ducks in the water, water lilies etc.
Kumarakom: Kumarakom is considered as one of the most tranquil places to visit on Kerala trip. It is quite a little hamlet with alluring sceneries ever pleasant weather and exotic flora and fauna. It holds a special spot in the list of best Kerala tours sightseeing places which adds tempting waterways, decorated lakes, aromatic coconut grooves, fresh paddy fields, thick mangrove forests, delightful authentic food, and unpolluted freshness of the air.
Thekkady: Thekkady is a place for the love of wildlife. Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary in Thekkady is a popular wildlife sanctuary in Kerala packages preserving various species of animals including elephants, tigers, gaurs and the very rare lion-tailed macaques.
Wayanad: Wayanad translates to land of paddy fields which exhibits the greener side of Kerala vacation. It won’t be irrelevant to call it the “Green Paradise. The place is calm quite, enriched with scenic beauty, tradition, and wildlife. It is widely famous for its richness it holds in the tribal heritage and agriculture abundance.

Conclusion: So, That’s how we will make your Kerala tour / Kerala Honeymoon Packages memorable. For tour package related any queries or questions, reach us at world@flamingotravels.co.in / +91 9825081806