Kerala Trip Package 3N 4D

About Kerala Trip Package

Kerala, commonly referred as the "God's Own Country," is a lush, beautiful, and vibrant place. It is a traveler's paradise with its gentle rivers, palm-lined beaches, and misty green hills. Its festivals, local customs, and delicious dishes give the place a special charm. The warmth of its people makes every trip memorable. Discovering Kerala is like walking through a colorful, lively, and peaceful world.

Experience the magic of Kerala with our Kerala tour package, designed to give you the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. With our carefully planned Kerala trip package 3N 4D, you’ll glide through the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey, walk amidst Munnar’s lush tea gardens, and soak in the vibrant local culture. Each day is made stress-free with comfortable hotel stays and breakfasts full of taste, ensuring a memorable vacation from start to finish.

Reasons to choose Memorable your Trip

Choose our Kerala Trip Packages 3N 4D for a perfectly curated getaway that blends scenic beauty, culture, and comfort. From the misty tea gardens and waterfalls of Munnar to the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey on a houseboat, every detail is planned to make your trip effortless. Enjoy local attractions, shopping, and cultural experiences while staying in handpicked accommodations. With Memorable Your Trip, your Kerala journey becomes more than sightseeing—it becomes a collection of unforgettable moments.

Best Time to Visit Kerala

Many travellers believe that the ideal time to visit Kerala is when the weather is pleasant, with clear skies and breathtaking natural scenery.

Winter Season (Oct – Mar)

With a pleasant temperature and clear skies, this is the most popular time period of the year to visit Kerala. It's perfect for taking houseboat rides, spending time on beaches, and experiencing hill stations like Munnar.

Summer Season (Apr – Jun)

The lower areas are warming up, but the hills are still really very pleasant. Since it’s a calmer season, you can enjoy lower prices and less crowding.

Monsoon Season (Jul – Sep)

Kerala’s rich greenery and beautiful waterfalls are brought to life by the frequent heavy rains. It's the ideal time of year for Ayurvedic treatments and for tourists who wants to experience nature at its most untouched.

Winter is usually regarded as the prime season to visit Kerala, but the summer and monsoon periods offers a different kind of beauty, ideal for those who prefer a more peaceful or unusual experience.

Top places to visit in Kerala

Kerala’s breathtaking landscapes and cultural gems makes it a perfect choice for a family getaway. The Kerala family trip package ensures you experience all of this without any stress.

1. Munnar

Munnar is famous for its mist-covered hills, sprawling tea plantations, and scenic highlands. For the ideal natural getaway, visitors can explore the Eravikulam National Park, beautiful viewpoints, and waterfalls.

-Things to do: Explore rolling tea gardens, step into the Tea Museum’s stories, climb Anamudi Peak, and soak in the beauty of tranquil falls and lookouts.

2. Alleppey

It is known as the “Venice of the East", this place is admired for its calm backwaters, lush greenery, and traditional houseboats, offering visitors a peaceful retreat among coconut groves and rice fields.

-Things to do: Enjoy a houseboat ride, wander through nearby villages, and unwind on Alleppey Beach.

3. Wayanad

A green heaven in the Western Ghats, Wayanad is rich in forests, waterfalls, and wildlife. Historical sites like Edakkal Caves and cultural spots make it a blend of nature and heritage.

-Things to do: Climb the scenic trails of Chembra Peak, stop by the Banasura Sagar Dam, and experience the wildlife of Wayanad Sanctuary.

4. Kochi

Fort Kochi and Mattancherry stand as living reminders of history and cultural richness. You may wander through colonial-era streets and bustling spice markets, relax in friendly cafes and modern art galleries, there’s something for everyone.

-Things to do: Explore Fort Kochi, watch Chinese fishing nets, and attend Kathakali performances.

5. Thekkady

Famous for the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and its large spice plantations, Thekkady is a great place for nature and wildlife lovers. The scenic surroundings also provide opportunities for trekking and photography.

-Things to do: Go on a boat safari, visit spice gardens, and spot elephants in the wild.

6. Varkala

Varkala is a small town along the coast, famous for its dramatic cliffs, calm atmosphere, and lovely sea views. The cliff-top views combined with the beach make it a relaxing destination.

-Things to do: Take it easy at Varkala Beach, soak in the sights at Papanasam Cliff, and check out the historic Janardana Swamy Temple.

7. Athirapally Falls

Deep in Kerala’s green forests, Athirapally Waterfall amazes travellers with its elegant beauty. The sound of the waterfalls, along with the nearby wildlife, makes this place best for nature lovers and photographers.

-Things to do: Walk the trails, soak up the views, and photograph the waterfalls you pass.

8. Kumarakom

A charming backwater spot celebrated for its bird sanctuary and peaceful lakes. Its serene vibe offers the perfect chance to slow down and be close to nature.

-Things to do: Cruise Vembanad Lake and birdwatch at Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.

9. Poovar Island

Known for its golden sand and natural beauty, Poovar is a calm island at the point where rivers join the sea. It offers a serene retreat for those who prefer calm over crowded spots.

-Things to do: Enjoy boat rides along the estuary and relax on the beaches.

10. Kovalam

Kovalam is a calm seaside destination with curved sandy beaches. People can visit Kovalam to relax under the sun, enjoy exciting water sports, and try some soothing Ayurvedic therapies.

-Things to do: Drop by Lighthouse Beach, try out water sports, and take a stroll through the markets.

11. Kollam

With its charming backwaters, lovely beaches, and heritage sites, Kollam offers both natural beauty and cultural depth. Tourists mostly love hopping on a boat and then heading out to see the beautiful iconic temples.

-Things to do: Cruise Ashtamudi Lake and visit Thangassery Lighthouse.

12. Idukki

Idukki is a paradise for anyone who loves nature. Rolling hills, sparkling dams, and wildlife-rich forests make every corner picture-perfect. Walking through the spice plantations, hiking trails, or simply enjoying the view can easily fill a day—or more.

-Things to do: Visit the Idukki Dam, wander through the dense forests, and explore the aromatic spice gardens.

13. Thrissur

Your 3N/4D Kerala Honeymoon Tour takes you to Thrissur, a city bursting with tradition and vibrant culture. Colourful festivals lighten up the streets, while historic temples and local performances provides a glimpse into its fascinating cultural heritage.

-Things to do: Take in the lively Thrissur Pooram festivities, admire the historic Vadakkunnathan Temple, and wander through museums that shows city’s fascinating past.

14. Bekal

A peaceful seaside town, Bekal is famous for its majestic forts and beaches full of calmness. Here, the sunsets are incredible which makes it a favourite spot for photographers and history lovers alike.

-Things to do: Walk around Bekal Fort, relax on the beaches, and soak in the serene surroundings.

15. Vagamon

A peaceful hills town surrounded by gentle meadows, dense pine woods, and cascading waterfalls. Vagamon is ideal for trekking, paragliding, and enjoying panoramic views.

-Things to do: Trek the lush meadows and soar through the sky with paragliding.

16. Periyar National Park

Periyar, with its thick forests and rich wildlife, is a paradise for anyone who loves animals. A boat ride across the lake offers a chance to spot elephants, tigers, and a host of vibrant exotic birds.

-Things to do: Take a boat safari and go wildlife spotting.

17. Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram)

Thiruvananthapuram, the heart of Kerala, offers a blend of historical sites, cultural landmarks, and seaside beauty, combining tradition with modern life.

-Things to do: Take a trip to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple and unwind by the shores of Kovalam Beach.

18. Nilambur

Spend time in Nilambur exploring its scenic rivers, lush forests, and rolling hills, and enjoy a calm cruise along the river.

-Things to do: Discover the beauty of teak forests and glide along the river on a cruise.

19. Malappuram

Exploring Malappuram reveals a beautiful harmony of history and nature, with its majestic forts, spiritual temples, and landscapes that are as peaceful as they are scenic.

-Things to do: Head towards Kottakkunnu Fort and check out the well-known temples in the area.

20. Ponmudi

Idukki is full of beautiful hills filled with dams, forests, and wildlife sanctuaries. Visitors may enjoy trekking, taking photographs, and walking through the region’s spice plantations.

-Things to do: Trek through hills and enjoy sunrise viewpoints.

21. Kasaragod

A coastal district with forts, beaches, and backwaters, Kasaragod is less crowded and full of natural beauty.

-Things to do: Explore Bekal Fort and relax at Kappil Beach.

Famous Food in Kerala

It si known as ‘God’s Own Country,’ Kerala is as much about its food as its scenery. A Kerala solo trip lets you enjoy everything from fiery curries to classic sweets, giving you a delicious insight into local traditions.

1. Appam with Stew: Delicate, lace-like rice pancakes served with a gently spiced vegetable or meat stew in creamy coconut milk. A favourite breakfast.

2. Puttu and Kadala Curry: Rice flour cylinders, gently steamed and served with black chickpea curry, are a favourite dish for countless Keralites.

3. Kerala Sadya: A grand vegetarian feast on a banana leaf, featuring rice, sambar, avial, thoran, pickles, and payasam.

4. Fish Moilee: Fish cooked gently in a creamy coconut milk sauce with subtle spices; light but flavourful.

5. Malabar Parotta with Beef Curry: Crisp and buttery on the outside, soft on the inside, this North Kerala flatbread is best with spicy beef curry.

6. Idiyappam with Egg Curry: Soft, steamed rice flour string hoppers paired with a flavourful egg curry.

7. Karimeen Pollichathu: Pearl spot fish flavoured with spices, wrapped in banana leaves, and grilled for a smoky taste.

8. Banana Chips: Crispy, golden plantain pieces that make an ideal snack whenever hunger strikes in Kerala.

9. Ela Ada: Traditional rice flour dumplings packed with a coconut and jaggery filling, then steamed inside banana leaves for a distinct taste.

10. Thalassery Biryani: This Malabar classic blends rich spices, ghee, and tender meat to create a truly unique flavour.

How to reach Kerala

Choosing a Kerala trip package from Delhi is worry-free, as Kerala is well linked by air, train, and road. No matter your travel style, you’ll find easy options to begin your journey south.

By Air

Travellers can reach Kerala via its main airports in Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, and Calicut, which offers both local and international connections.

By Train

With its well-linked railway stations, travelling by train in Kerala is very easy and lets you take in the state’s scenic greenery along the way.

By Road

Kerala can be accessed through its national and state roads, and local transport like buses and taxis that makes travel easy.

By Sea

Though not the usual route, Kerala’s ports, including Kochi, can be accessed by cruise ships or cargo ships for travellers looking for something different.

Itineraries for Kerala Tour Package 3N 4D

Day 1: Cochin to Munnar Highlights

Start from Cochin and travel to Munnar, enjoying visits to lush gren tea gardens, Eravikulam National Park, the Tea Museum, and a walk around Munnar town.

Day 2: Maduppatty Dam & Munnar Markets

Visit Maduppatty Dam along with nearby waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, and Blossom Park, then spend some time to shop in colourful street markets of Munnar.

Day 3: Backwater Cruise in Alleppey

Drive to Alleppey and spend the day cruising the backwaters on a traditional houseboat.

Day 4: Morning Wrap-Up & Departure

Start the day with breakfast, finish and then check-out, and proceed towards the station or airport for departure.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best time to visit Kerala?

Travellers usually prefer October to March for clear skies and pleasant days, while the monsoon months, June to September, are ideal for those who love the charm of rain-soaked landscapes.

2. How can I book this package?

Booking is simple—just go online through a travel operator or reach out to an agency, and you’ll generally get a fast response with room for adjustments.

3. Are meals included in the package?

Breakfast is usually included; houseboat stays also cover lunch and dinner, while other meals are on your own.

4. Is the 3 Nights 4 Days package suitable for a honeymoon?

It’s a best pick for newlyweds, the beauty of Munnar and the charm of an Alleppey houseboat and have an unforgettable experience.

5. Is this package suitable also for solo travellers?

It is also good for solo explorers, with safe destinations, an easy-to-manage plan, and flexibility to travel alone or with others.

1.Booking & Payment :

-100% of conveyance + minimum 50% of land package required at booking.

-Balance must be cleared 7 days before departure.

-Full advance may be required during peak season/special services.

2.Cancellation Policy :

-20+ days before departure: Deposit only

-19–10 days: 50% of tour cost

-09–06 days: 75% of tour cost

-05 days or less: 100% of tour cost

3.Child Policy :

-Below 5 years: Free

-5–12 years: Extra bed charges as per hotel policy

-Above 12 years: Charged as adult (with/without extra bed)

4.Check-in / Check-out :

-Standard hotel timings: 12:00 PM (IST).

-Early check-in/late check-out subject to hotel policy & availability.

5.Complaints :

-Report issues immediately to the tour manager.

-Unresolved complaints must be submitted in writing within 28 days of tour end.

-Disputes subject to Indian jurisdiction.

6.Liability :

-Not liable for delays, accidents, natural calamities, strikes, technical issues, or circumstances beyond our control.

-Responsibility limited to services directly booked with us.

7.Surcharge :

-Prices subject to change in case of fuel hikes, airfare, or government taxes.

8.Vehicle Use :

-Vehicle costs cover transfers & sightseeing only (as per itinerary).

-Extra usage is chargeable.