Kerala Tour Packages

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Munnar Thekkady Alleppey Honeymoon Package
  • 5 Days
  • 4 Nights
4/5

Munnar Thekkady Alleppey Honeymoon Package

6 Nights 7 Days Kerala Tour
  • 7 Days
  • 6 Nights
4.5/5

6 Nights 7 Days Kerala Tour

Kochi Munnar Alleppey Romantic Honeymoon Tour
  • 4 Days
  • 3 Nights
5/5

Kochi Munnar Alleppey Romantic Honeymoon Tour

Kerala Wildlife Package Tour
  • 5 Days
  • 4 Nights
5/5

Kerala Wildlife Package Tour

Munnar Tour Packages
  • 3 Days
  • 2 Nights
5/5

Munnar Tour Packages

Munnar Thekkady Alleppey Tour
  • 6 Days
  • 5 Nights
4/5

Munnar Thekkady Alleppey Tour

Thekkady and Munnar – Tea & Wildlife Tour Package
  • 5 Days
  • 4 Nights
4/5

Thekkady and Munnar – Tea & Wildlife Tour Package

Cherai Munnar Thekkady Tour
  • 7 Days
  • 6 Nights
4/5

Cherai Munnar Thekkady Tour

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Before planning a trip to Kerala, you can check out our cost-effective and riveting Kerala tour packages that befit your holiday needs. At Funday Holidays we offer custom-designed packages to Kerala covering the most sought-after tourist places in Kerala. Our holiday consultants have in-depth knowledge about Kerala and the best tourist places one should visit to make their dream holidays a memorable one. Our Kerala tour packages webpage offers various tour packages to Kerala one can choose from. We at Funday Holidays will ensure that you have a hassle-free trip to Kerala!

Kerala is a highly sought-after tourist destination in India. Acclaimed for its natural beauty, the land has a rich history and cultural heritage. Hence the tourism possibilities of the land are tremendous. In addition, the tourism department of Kerala has created new vistas for tourists to have a great time. Houseboat cruising, Elephant back rides, Jungle safari, trekking, and camping are a few of the activities that you can involve in while you are on the Kerala tour package. Our expert advice will help you save your time and worries. We offer many holiday packages and explain them to you in detail. If you feel stuck at any point, our expert guidance will help you to choose the most suitable holiday destinations in Kerala without any worry.

The land on the southern end of India has captured the imagination of travelers from time immemorial. International travel magazines have run articles singing praises of the beauty and serenity of the state. National Geographic, one of the foremost magazines, has listed Kerala as one of the ‘Top ten paradises in the world’. The magazine also categorized it among the ‘Top 50 best places in the world worth visiting’. It also found a place in the list of the world’s best family vacation destinations by Lonely Planet.

Here are some of the factors that make Kerala a traveler’s paradise.

Natural Beauty of Kerala

The greatest blessing of Kerala is its lush green environment. Apart from metro cities, the land is ubiquitously green. From extensive paddy fields to mountainous highlands, from exotic beaches to stunning backwaters, from pastures to river beds, everywhere glistens in green. The Arabian Sea in the West and the Western Ghats in the East creates a unique terrain that favors rainfall. Waterfalls, rivers, and estuaries add to the charm of Kerala. These generous gifts of nature earned it the epithet: God’s own country.

Biodiversity of Kerala

Kerala has stunning biodiversity. It has semi-evergreen forests with highlands and hills in the east and lowlands and seas in the west. Hence the state has a large repository of flora and fauna. Many species like the Malabar Grey Hornbill, Indian Giant Squirrel, Nilgiri Tahr, Lion-tailed macaque, and so on are endemic to the land. Moreover, a variety of migratory birds visit Kerala during the winter season. In an effort to preserve precious wildlife, the government has proclaimed the jungle regions as protected areas. Hence, Kerala consists of seven National parks, fifteen wildlife sanctuaries, and several bird sanctuaries.

History of Kerala

Many historical places adorn Kerala. The cave paintings in Edakkal that date back to 4000 BC may be the oldest among them. The muniyaras or rock dolmens, burial pots, and the ancient megalithic umbrella stones found in Ariyannur and Marayur speak of the early human settlements in the region. A visit to the millennia-old temples, churches, and mosques will thrill history enthusiasts. The architectural brilliance of the centuries-old palaces, and colonial-era buildings, constructed in Portuguese, Dutch, and French styles, is simply awe-inspiring.

Pluralistic culture of Kerala

Kerala had trade relations with China and the Middle East before the dawn of the Christian era. Remnants of these relations are still found in the land and its language. It is also one of the first places to accept Christianity, Islam, and Jewish refugees. Kerala was also influenced by Buddhism and Jainism. Thus the land has welcomed different cultures and hence has a fertile ground for many religions. These faiths still coexist in perfect harmony in the land, however contrasting their ideologies are. Thus Kerala is the epitome of the pluralistic culture in India.

Delicious food in Kerala

Kerala is known for its spicy but delicious food. The traditional Kerala sadya, or meals with rice and almost 18 side dishes, is a treat for the eye and the palate. Porridge, the last course of such a meal, is sweet and is of different types. However, one can find the influence of Arab, Western, and Tamil styles in the culinary practice of Kerala. Hence it has many varieties of dishes that create a festival of tastes. Kerala-style fish curry and beef roast have fans from all over the world.

Kerala Ayurveda Treatments

The traditional treatment system of Kerala, Ayurveda, has many followers. Acclaimed as the oldest holistic treatment system, it has been in use for at least 3500 years. It focuses on the physical, psychological, and spiritual well-being of a person. Ayurveda employs ancient wisdom of purgation, medication, meditation, massage, oil baths, and so on for curing diseases. Tourists love the ‘Sukha Chikilsa’— literally wellness treatment, which is a preventive medical retreat — that soothes the body and mind. Kerala has many certified centers and expert practitioners whom you can rely on.

Kerala Monsoon Tourism

Monsoon in Kerala is yet another attraction. Until recently, the tourism possibilities of the season were unknown and hence the land was mostly deserted during June, July, and August. However, with the advent of monsoon tourism, tourists from all over the globe visit Kerala. The beauty of the heavy downpours, especially on hilltops and paddy fields, is inexplicable. Plodding through the village roads during the rains is at once peaceful and exhilarating.

Standard of living in Kerala

Kerala is a unique blend of the rural and the urban. The coexistence of cities and villages side by side will amaze travelers. From Kasargod in the North to Thiruvananthapuram in the South, one can find this phenomenon. Even villages here are equipped with modern facilities. Hence, the standard of living in the villages is not contrastingly different from that in the city.

High literacy rate in Kerala

One of the factors that put Kerala on the top of the chart of the best states in India is its literacy. The state has an almost cent percent literacy rate. Education is compulsory for children up to the age of 15. Because of this education drive, the general population of Kerala is cultured and friendly towards tourists. Most can understand English, even though they find it difficult to talk back.

The low crime rate in Kerala

The low crime rate of the state is an alluring factor. Kerala is generally regarded as one of the safest places for tourists in India. Efficient policing may also be a contributing factor to this. In a study conducted by CSDS (Center for the Study of Developing Societies), the police force in Kerala was ranked as the best in India. Thus the streets are safe for tourists even in the middle of the night.

The number of attractions and tourist destinations in Kerala depicts that a holiday experience in Kerala is beyond your imagination. Hence a well-planning is much needed to explore the tour and travel destinations in Kerala. Besides, you must carry out a mini-research before picking a tour destination and going on a trip to Kerala, the most captivating tourist -hub. If you are familiar with Kerala and its attractions, you can plan a vacation according to your interests and it will be hassle-free.

Knowledge about holiday destinations in Kerala will ease your choice of tour, whether to go for a jungle tour, beach walks, city exploration, cruising, or all of these as per your interest and availability of time. However, even if you are well-ready, chances are there that you tend to get lost in the planning or execution of your vacation plans. You don’t have to worry as Funday Holiday Kerala tour package will save you!

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is The Best Season To Visit Kerala?

The best months to plan a visit to Kerala are between October to February. During these months, the weather is cooler and more pleasant when compared with other seasons. The winter season in Kerala begins during mid-November and ends by the mid of February.

Is Uber Available In Kerala?

Uber services are available in Kerala, but only in 3 major cities; Kochi, Thrissur, and Thiruvananthapuram.

Is It Safe To Stay In A Houseboat?

Stay in Kerala houseboats are safe and secure. Alappuzha is known for the best houseboat services. However, it is advised to avoid monsoon time. Also, ensure your stay in a houseboat run by recognized operators.

What Is A Good Place In Kerala For Leisure And Ayurveda?

Kerala is world-famous for Ayurveda and related therapies. The best places for Ayurvedic rejuvenation are as follows.

Kalari Kovilakom, The River Retreat Heritage Ayurvedic Resort,
Udayagiri Retreat, Ayurveda Yoga Villa

How Many Days Should I Plan For Kerala?

Depending upon the number of destinations and related details, you can plan a Kerala visit from 3 nights and 4 days to 10 nights and 11 days. Even then it won't be enough to explore Kerala completely however if you sort out a few destinations to visit then a week-long trip will be more than enough to explore Kerala destinations that interest you.

Which Places Should I Visit In Kerala?

The must-visit places in Kerala are Kovalam- Thiruvananthapuram, Alappuzha, Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady, Wayanad, etc. These places are known for their backwaters, beaches, mountains, wildlife, waterfalls and more.