Every Kerala destination we run packages for, each with its own duration options, vehicle rates and WhatsApp booking.
Rolling tea plantations below Anamudi, South India’s highest peak
Forested plateau country with ancient rock art and a heart-shaped trek
Open grassland meadows and pine forest, without Munnar’s crowds
Kerala’s backwater capital — houseboats, canals and Vembanad Lake
A quieter backwater village on Vembanad Lake, known for its bird sanctuary
Where the backwaters meet the Arabian Sea on a rare golden-sand beach
Periyar Tiger Reserve, spice gardens and a lake safari through the forest
Kerala’s best-known waterfall, often called the Niagara of India
One of the last pieces of untouched rainforest in the Western Ghats
One of Kerala’s most visited Krishna temples, sometimes called the Dwaraka of the South
The forest-hill shrine of Lord Ayyappa, reached by a trek from Pamba
A Bhagavathy temple near Kochi with a long-standing place in local devotional tradition
A Shiva temple near Kottayam known for its centuries-old mural paintings
An ancient hilltop Shiva temple in Thrissur, home to Kerala’s most famous temple festival
Fort Kochi’s colonial streets, Chinese fishing nets and a working port city
A red laterite cliff running straight above the Arabian Sea
Crescent beaches near Thiruvananthapuram, with a working lighthouse above the sand
Kerala’s largest fort, sitting right above the Arabian Sea in the state’s far north
Kerala’s terrain changes fast — tea estates around Munnar give way to Periyar’s forest within a couple of hours, and the backwaters around Alleppey and Kumarakom are a different landscape again.
Several of our Kerala routes, like Thekkady and Silent Valley, are actually closer to Coimbatore than people expect, which makes combining two or three Kerala stops in one trip more realistic than it first sounds.
We run the same style of packages across the border too.
Silent Valley, at around 113 km, followed by Thekkady at around 152 km — both noticeably closer than Munnar or the coastal destinations.
Yes, this is one of our most common Kerala requests — tea-estate scenery followed by the Periyar wildlife reserve.
Sabarimala, due to its seasonal opening calendar, and houseboat bookings for Alleppey during December-January peak season.
