
Backwaters, tea hills and Ayurveda
Kerala Tour Packages
Kerala is the most complete short holiday in India — hill country, backwaters, wildlife and beaches within a few hours of each other, connected by good roads and served by hotels that consistently outperform their price.
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- Thiruvananthapuram
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Itineraries
Kerala holiday packages
1 itinerary from ₹24,900 per person — every one customisable, and none tied to a departure date.
Kerala
Kerala Backwaters & Hills
Munnar (2N), Thekkady (1N), Alleppey (1N), Kovalam (2N)
Starting from
₹24,900
per person · twin sharing
- Registered companyElitech Travels Private Limited, incorporated 13 Jun 2025 · CIN U79120DL2025PTC450097 · GSTIN 07AAICE9612P1Z1
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Before you book
Planning a Kerala trip: the essentials
From our Kerala research guides, last checked October 2026.
When to go: October to March
- Jan31°Best
- Feb32°Best
- Mar33°Good
- Apr33°Fair
- May32°Fair
- Jun29°Avoid
- Jul29°Fair
- Aug29°Good
- Sep30°Good
- Oct30°Good
- Nov31°Best
- Dec31°Best
What 5 nights in Kerala costs
- Budgetfrom ₹19,000
- Mid-rangefrom ₹30,000
- Luxuryfrom ₹75,000
Per person, twin sharing. On-the-ground spend runs about ₹2,000–3,500 a day.
Top things to do in Kerala
- 1Overnight houseboat, Alleppey · About 21 hours (noon to 9 am)
- 2Fort Kochi and Mattancherry · Half day
- 3Kathakali performance, Kochi · 2 hours
- 4Eravikulam National Park, Munnar · 2–3 hours
- 5Tea estates and the Tea Museum, Munnar · 2–3 hours
Day-by-day Kerala plans
- Kerala in 6 daysKochi → Munnar → Thekkady → Alleppey → Kochi · Moderate · land from ₹30,000
Kerala is the most complete short holiday in India — hill country, backwaters, wildlife and beaches within a few hours of each other, connected by good roads and served by hotels that consistently outperform their price.
Why travellers choose Kerala
The backwaters are genuinely singular. A night on an Alleppey houseboat, with meals cooked on board and the canal life passing at walking pace, is unlike anything else in the country.
Munnar's tea estates deliver a landscape that surprises people who have only seen photographs — hillsides sculpted into contours, with cool air and easy walking.
Ayurveda here is a serious medical tradition rather than a spa menu, and the monsoon months are the traditional season for treatment, at substantially lower rates.
What not to miss in Kerala
- Alleppey backwaters — Overnight houseboats through the Vembanad canal network.
- Munnar — Tea estates, the Tea Museum, Eravikulam National Park and Top Station.
- Thekkady and Periyar — Boat safaris on the lake, spice plantations and bamboo rafting.
- Fort Kochi — Chinese fishing nets, the Jewish quarter, Dutch Palace and a Kathakali performance.
- Kovalam and Marari — Lighthouse Beach for activity and Marari for a quiet fishing-village stretch.
- Wayanad — Edakkal caves, Banasura dam and coffee and spice estates in the north.
When to travel
October to March is the main season with dry, comfortable weather. December and January are peak. June to August is the south-west monsoon — dramatic, green and the traditional Ayurveda season, with rates falling sharply. September and early October are a good compromise of green landscape and reduced rain.
Entry and paperwork
No visa or permit is needed for Indian citizens. Some wildlife areas restrict vehicle entry and require advance booking for boat safaris, particularly at Periyar, and we book these ahead as availability is limited.
Planning a Kerala trip with Elitech Travels
Every Kerala itinerary on this page is a starting point rather than a fixed product. Extend a city, change the hotel category, add a private guide or merge two routes and we will re-cost the trip and send a revised plan. Because we publish no departure dates, your holiday is operated in the window that suits your leave — tell us roughly when you want to travel and we confirm availability and pricing for exactly those days.
Best time to visit Kerala
October to March is the main season with dry, comfortable weather. December and January are peak. June to August is the south-west monsoon — dramatic, green and the traditional Ayurveda season, with rates falling sharply. September and early October are a good compromise of green landscape and reduced rain.
Entry & paperwork
No visa or permit is needed for Indian citizens. Some wildlife areas restrict vehicle entry and require advance booking for boat safaris, particularly at Periyar, and we book these ahead as availability is limited.
Browse by theme
Things to see and do
What not to miss in Kerala
Alleppey backwaters
Overnight houseboats through the Vembanad canal network.
Munnar
Tea estates, the Tea Museum, Eravikulam National Park and Top Station.
Thekkady and Periyar
Boat safaris on the lake, spice plantations and bamboo rafting.
Fort Kochi
Chinese fishing nets, the Jewish quarter, Dutch Palace and a Kathakali performance.
Kovalam and Marari
Lighthouse Beach for activity and Marari for a quiet fishing-village stretch.
Wayanad
Edakkal caves, Banasura dam and coffee and spice estates in the north.
Good to know
Kerala — frequently asked questions
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