Kerala Tour Packages

Cost of Kerala trip varies depending upon the number of duration, the kind of package you opt for and your travel style. Cost of 3-4 days tour package in Kerala – Plan your trip to God’s own country with ₹8,000 – ₹15,000 depending on different location Cost of 5-7 days holiday package in Kerala can start from anywhere between ₹18,000 onward There are two types of costs for a trip to Kerala vacation-tour and travel Packaged prices include-go out at night from the hotel-airport-hotel hotel air conditioner + meals to travelers / Travelling by road To take a meal-dummy round economy class train tickets. Luxury honeymoon or family packages that include houseboat experiences, upscale resorts and private cabs can exceed this. We at Troper Tours tailor packages based on your budget and choices to ensure that you get the most out of your Kerala tour package.

The best Kerala tour package would be according to your travel needs and interest. For the couples going for honeymoon, there are packages which cover Munnar, Alleppey house boat and Kumarakom. Families like cultural and nature themed tours of Kochi, Thekkady and Alleppey. For adventure lovers, combo packages with Wayanad trekking/waterfalls/wildlife sanctuary too are available. At Troper Tours, we provide a range of customisable Kerala tour packages to help you select one that’s the right fit for your interests, travel time and budget.

Kerala can range from very expensive to quite reasonable, depending on your tastes. Backpackers can get by with ₹1,000 – ₹2,500 a day by staying at guesthouses, taking public transportation and eating street food. Mid-range travelers can expect to spend ₹3,000 – 7,000 per day ruling out accommodation in 3 – 4★ hotels with guided tours. Luxury travellers at premium resorts, houseboats and private transport can spend ₹10,000 plus per day. We have curated such packages in troper tours that suit your budget and style of travel to avoid the chances ruin your Kerala vacations.

Yes, Kerala is one of the safer states for women in general. The state boasts good tourism infrastructure, simple and hospitable people and is also a low-crime destination as opposed to others in India. Sightseeing, backwater tours, hill stations and cultural aspects are equally good for solo or group women travelers. But as with any travel, it’s wise to take standard precautions: Don’t walk alone at night or visit isolated places, dress conservatively and mind your belongings. At Troper Tours, We have some guided women friendly tours to make your traveling experience comfortable and worry free.

There are so many beautiful places in Kerala and it all depends on where you want to go and how long your holiday is. On a quick 3-4 day trip, travellers generally see Munnar (tea plantations & hill stations), Alleppey (houseboats & backwaters) and Kumarakom (bird sanctuary & backwaters). You could add Kochi (history & culture), Thekkady (wildlife & spices plantations), Wayanad (treks and waterfalls) and Kovalam (beaches) in your itinerary for a visit of 5–7 days. Longer journeys can take you to quirky places like Varkala, Vagamon and Bekal Fort. Here at Troper Tours, we program your route so you can see all the beautiful places in a comfortable way without rushing.

The best time to go to Kerala is between October and March, when the weather is fine and cool enough to make tours into inland attractions such as Indian DMC’s backwater cruises or beach holidays. If you love the lush greenery and Ayurveda treatments, the other off-season is also special: monsoon (June to September), but it can be rainy. Summer (April to May) is hot but ideal for checking out Kerala’s hill stations such as Munnar and Wayanad.

It is mandatory for overseas tourists to have a valid Indian visa to visit Kerala. The e-Visa system is valid for nationals of more than 160 countries and it’s easy to apply in advance online. You don’t need any special permits to visit most tourist attractions in Kerala, though protected areas (such as wildlife sanctuaries or tribal villages) sometimes require entry passes that your tour operator can arrange.

Plan a tour of Kerala in 5 to 7 days that will take you to the most famous places in Kerala including Cochin, Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey backwaters and Kovalam. For a more leisurely pace with Wayanad, Varkala or Kumarakom included, 9 to 10 days would be great. There are shorter trips of 3-4 days too, either to a hill station or backwaters.

Kerala is known for its authentic dishes such as seafood, coconut based curries, rice variations and gorgeous traditional Kerala sadya (feast). Visiting foreigners can easily get vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian, including vegan foods in tourist areas. If you are a fan of familiar tastes, then there is continental, North Indian and other international fare in cities including Cochin and Trivandrum.

Kerala is well connected and you can hop on to a private cab, tourist buses or train to travel between the most visited places. Auto rickshaws and app-cabs are convenient for short distances. To experience the utter charm of Kerala, most tourists opt for cruising in a houseboat while they are visiting Alleppey or Kumarakom and exploring the backwaters. Faster travel, however, can be done by domestic flights to Kochi, Trivandrum and Calicut.