Discover Kerala with a Local Expert
Kochi isn’t just a destination—it’s a city of stories waiting to be told. With Nikhil’s curated guidance, you’ll uncover the layers of history, culture, and charm that make Kochi unique. Let’s find out the places to visit in Kerala.
Discover Kerala through a curated Lens.
Explore the Heart of God’s Own Country
Kerala is a paradise where nature and culture blend seamlessly. Draped in vibrant tropical forests, rolling hills, and serene backwaters, Kerala is a treasure trove of experiences. From sun-kissed beaches to tranquil hill stations, the diversity of landscapes makes it a perfect destination for every traveler. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Kerala offers it all with open arms.
Travel Essentials
Essential Travel Information
Navigating Kerala is easy with its excellent connectivity. The state boasts four international airports—Cochin International (COK), Trivandrum International (TRV), Calicut International (CCJ), and Kannur International (KIAL).
Malayalam is the official language, but English is widely spoken, ensuring a seamless travel experience for global visitors.
Seasons to Visit
- Monsoon (June–September): Perfect for experiencing the rejuvenating Ayurveda treatments Kerala is renowned for.
- Winter (October–February): The most pleasant season, ideal for exploring the outdoors and cultural festivals.
- Summer (March–May): While warmer, it’s great for escaping to the hill stations or indulging in a quiet retreat.
Bespoke Travel Packages
At More To Travel, we create personalized packages that showcase the very best of Kerala’s natural beauty, culture, and hospitality.
Honeymoon Getaways
Your honeymoon deserves a touch of magic, and Nikhil ensures every detail is about you and your partner.
- Relax in private villas with breathtaking views.
- Cruise through Alleppey’s serene backwaters on a houseboat.
- Wander hand-in-hand through Munnar’s mist-covered tea gardens.
This isn’t just a package—it’s a journey crafted to celebrate your love.
The 7-Day Kerala Honeymoon Getaway
Experience the vibrant beauty of Kerala with our ‘7 Days of Bliss’ Kerala Tour, crafted to immerse you in its lush landscapes, tranquil backwaters, and rich cultural heritage.
Short Trips to Kerala
For those with limited time, Nikhil designs itineraries that capture the essence of Kerala.
- Marvel at Munnar’s emerald landscapes.
- Drift through the tranquil waters of Alleppey.
- Immerse yourself in Kochi’s vibrant culture and history.
Every itinerary is flexible, ensuring you experience the best of Kerala at your own pace.
Vande Bharat Express Packages
Experience Kerala’s beauty via the Vandhe Bharat Express, combining comfort with breathtaking views. Nikhil’s expertise ensures you discover hidden gems along the way.
- North Kerala: Explore the scenic beauty and cultural heritage of Kannur and Kasaragod.
- South Kerala: Unwind in the tranquil havens of Kumarakom and Thiruvananthapuram.
Traveling through Kerala with Nikhil feels like being guided by a local friend who knows all the best-kept secrets.t’s a journey crafted to celebrate your love.
More Kerala Tour Options
From serene backwaters and lush tea plantations to vibrant cultural experiences, each journey through Kerala is designed to immerse you in the essence of “God’s Own Country.” Let us craft a personalized itinerary that is as unique and memorable as you are.
Explore Kochi, the Queen of the Arabian Sea
Kochi, or Cochin, is a fascinating mix of history, culture, and modernity. Known as the “Queen of the Arabian Sea,” this coastal city offers a kaleidoscope of experiences, from colonial landmarks and bustling markets to serene beaches and vibrant arts.
Kerala Essentials
Packing Essentials
- Clothing: Lightweight, breathable fabrics for the warm and humid weather. For hill stations, carry light woolens or a jacket. Comfortable sandals or walking shoes for sightseeing.
- Accessories: Sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses to protect against the tropical sun. An umbrella or a raincoat if traveling during the monsoon.
- Personal Items: A reusable water bottle, insect repellent, and a small first-aid kit
Cultural Tips
- Respect Local Customs: Dress modestly, especially when visiting temples and religious sites. Some places may require covering shoulders and legs.
- Cuisine: Indulge in Kerala’s famous Sadya, appam with stew, and seafood delicacies like karimeen pollichathu. Don’t miss the aromatic Kerala filter coffee or spiced toddy.
- Etiquette: Greet locals with a warm smile or a simple “Namaskaram.” Remove footwear before entering homes or temples.
Travel Tips
- Connectivity: Mobile networks are reliable in most areas, but for remote backwater or hill station stays, check your coverage or carry a local SIM card.
- Health: Stay hydrated and avoid untreated water. If trying street food, ensure it’s freshly prepared.
- Safety: Kerala is generally safe, but always stay updated on weather and local advisories during the monsoon season. Keep valuables secure while traveling.