Kerala Tour Packages From Jaipur

Leave behind the dry heat of Rajasthan and get ready to head to the green hills and calm waters of Kerala with Thrillophilia’s Kerala tour packages from Jaipur. These packages are perfect for all kinds of travellers whether you want to stroll through the tea gardens of Munnar, drift along the backwaters in Alleppey, or explore the colonial charm of Fort Kochi. Our packages include return flights, stays at premium hotels, meals, guided tours, and round-the-clock support. Also, your itinerary can be fully customised whether you are planning a family trip, a romantic honeymoon, or a peaceful solo getaway.

In Kerala, you can enjoy birdwatching in Kumarakom, take a spice plantation tour, and experience Ayurvedic wellness sessions in Kovalam. You can try famous dishes like Avial, Appam with stew, and banana chips, and pick up souvenirs like hand-carved wooden idols or some organic tea. So, book your Kerala tour packages with Thrillophilia today for a refreshing break filled with nature, flavours, and culture!

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How to Reach

You can reach Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV) by taking a connecting flight from Jaipur International Airport (JAI). Some major airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India Express, and Air India operate on this route. Depending on layovers at New Delhi and Bengaluru, you can reach Kerala in about 6 to 18 hours from Jaipur.

Best Time to Visit

With Kerala tour packages from Jaipur available year-round, the best time to visit depends entirely on the kind of experiences you wish to enjoy in Kerala called the ‘God’s Own Country’.
1. Summer (April to May, September): With temperatures between 29°C-36°C and sunny skies. This is a good time to enjoy a houseboat ride in Kumarakom or visit the wildlife sanctuary in Thekkady.
2. Monsoon (June to August): Refreshing monsoon showers with temperatures between (23°C–30°C) make Kerala a green paradise. It is the best time for Ayurvedic treatments, spa retreats, and relaxing getaways amidst green landscapes.
3. Winter (October to March): Perfect for sightseeing, the weather in winter ranges between 20°C–32°C. You can visit places like Munnar and Alleppey and enajoy houseboat cruises and spice plantation tours.

Top Places to Visit in Kerala

Here are some of the best places to visit in Kerala:

1. Alleppey (Alappuzha): You can take a houseboat cruise on the backwaters, watch the Nehru Trophy Boat Race, explore Kuttanad’s paddy fields, and spot birds at Pathiramanal island.
2. Wayanad: Explore prehistoric carvings at Edakkal Caves, trek to Chembra Peak to witness the heart-shaped lake besides rafting through Kuruva Island.
3. Kumarakom: You can cruise the calm Vembanad Lake on a houseboat, spot rare birds at Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, and explore Pathiramanal Island.
4. Cochin: You can watch the Chinese fishing nets at Fort Kochi, explore Mattancherry Palace and Paradesi Synagogue, besides enjoying seafood by Marine Drive.
5. Munnar: Spot Nilgiri Tahr at Eravikulam Park, walk through the tea gardens, trek to Top Station, see Attukal Falls, and boat on misty Kundala Lake.

Things to Do in Kerala

Here are some of the best things to do in Kerala:

1. Enjoy a houseboat cruise in Alleppey: You can glide on a traditional kettuvallam, enjoy puttu with Kadala curry for dinner, besides watching paddy fields, and coconut groves pass by.
2. Witness Snake Boating: Watch snake-shaped Chundan Vallams pass through Kerala’s backwaters at lightning speed being rowed by over 100 oarsmen in perfect rhythm during the Onam.
3. Walk Through Thekkady’s Spice Plantations: With a guided spice plantation visit, you’ll walk past rows of cardamom, nutmeg, and pepper, learn how they’re farmed, and taste them while they’re still fresh.
4. Visit the Mattancherry Palace: Walk around the palace and see ancient Ramayana murals, spot the courtyard temple of Pazhayannur Bhagavathi. Witness the royal artefacts like daggers, swords, as well as ivory palanquin.
5. Have beach fun at Varkala Beach: Walk into the Janardhana Swamy Temple, enjoy a dip in the holy waters, and treat yourself to yoga or traditional Ayurvedic therapy.