KERALA TOUR PACKAGES FROM DELHI

About Kerala Tourism
Kerala is a southern Indian state, located on the Malabar coast near the Arabian Sea. It is a land teeming with tea plantations, waterfalls, exquisite beaches, and spectacular backwaters. Kerala’s flora and fauna, wildlife sanctuaries, and national parks enchants every nature lover and wildlife enthusiast. It is rightly dubbed as “God’s Own Country” for its abundant and eye-soothing natural attractions.
Kerala is a cultural epicentre of traditional arts, dance, music, and martial arts. It is also home to Ayurveda, wellness and alternative healing practices. As a holiday spot, Kerala promises the excitement of beaches, coolness of hill-stations and tropical beauty of backwaters, all rolled in one package. You can explore the tea and coffee plantations of Kerala or watch a scenic sunset on the beach. Spot elusive wildlife in Kerala or savour local foods on a houseboat cruise. Irrespective of the activity, you are bound to have a gratifying and exhilarating time with Kerala tour packages from Delhi.
Kerala Tours Packages from Delhi by eKerala Tourism
Away from the pollution and heat of Delhi, spend an incredible holiday in Kerala with tour packages from Delhi to Kerala. At eKerala Tourism, we offer high-quality holiday trips to Kerala at affordable rates. Our Kerala tour packages from Delhi are excellent for families, couples, groups, as well as solo travellers. Here are more reasons why you should book a Kerala tour package from Delhi:
- Curated Travel Itinerary: All our Kerala tour packages from Delhi feature interesting itineraries. These itineraries are curated by our local experts who have inside-out knowledge of Kerala tourism. Your Delhi to Kerala trip itinerary includes all the charming places to visit in Kerala that are a must-see.
- No Stress of Planning: We focus on handling logistics and managing your Kerala Tour, while you focus on having the time of your life. Right from pickup to drop-off and throughout the entire trip, we take you under our wings and provide a joyful Kerala experience.
- 24/7 Support: At eKerala Tourism, we are committed to make your tours amazing without any lapses. This is why we offer 24/7 customer support and travel assistance to our Delhi tourists.
- Cosy & Comfortable Stays: Our Delhi to Kerala tour packages include wonderful stays that are cosy and comfortable. Whether it’s a resort, hotel or an overnight houseboat cruise, we only pick the best stays based on your package.
- Guided Sightseeing Tours: We offer guided sightseeing tours as per itinerary (whether it’s waterfalls, museums, tea estate, wildlife parks). You can also request special sightseeing tours beforehand.
- Multilingual Tour Manger: Our tour managers are multilingual. They will help you overcome any language barriers or challenges throughout the Kerala trip from Delhi.
- Great Deals and Discounts: Our Kerala packages from Delhi are available at unbeatable discounts. We also offer extra seasonal discounts from time to time, so keep an eye on all the steal-deals.
- Customisable Tour Packages: Lastly, our tour packages from Delhi to Kerala are customisable. We can add or remove places/activities or create a new itinerary from scratch. All you have to do is connect with us, state your budget and preferences, and we’ll do our best to deliver an incredible holiday experience from Delhi to Kerala.
Kerala Holiday Packages from Delhi: Best Places to Visit
1. Munnar
Lush tea estates, spice plantations and mist-clad hills define the eye-pleasing beauty of Munnar. The word Munnar, which translates to three rivers, is an incredible holiday spot for nature lovers, peace seekers, and adventure enthusiasts. This place teems with stunning waterfalls and mountain peaks that add excitement. Munnar is adorned with a vast expanse of green covers that fills you with ecstasy. Watch a stunning panorama from Anamudi Peak, the highest peak in South India or go boating near Mattupetty Dam. Munnar is a beloved hill-station of Kerala and is included in most Kerala tourism packages from Delhi.
2. Alleppey (Alappuzha)
If you’re exploring tour packages from Delhi to Kerala without Alleppey, you’re missing out on a very authentic Kerala experience. This town is near the shores of the Arabian Sea and close to Vembanad Lake. The intricate web of rivulets, lakes, canals, and streams forms the famous backwaters of Alleppey. The tranquillity of Alleppey will make you forget about the noise and pollution of Delhi. Snake boat races, kayaking, canoeing, and houseboat stays are the highlight of this town. Try local dishes infused with spices and coconuts and enjoy a joyful holiday with friends or family in Alleppey.
3. Cochin (Kochi):
Known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea, Cochin is the bustling metropolis and a commercial center of Kerala located on the Malabar coast. Cochin was a significant point for trade and commerce with foreigners. The city still exudes influences of Kerala, Dutch, French, Arab, and Portuguese culture. A heritage tour in Cochin’s Fort Kochi will show you the beautiful historical and cultural sites. This neighbourhood is dotted with cafes and restaurants where you can find different delicious cuisines. In addition, you can also explore churches, markets, museums, and Kochi’s own backwater with a Kerala tour package from Delhi.
4. Thekkady:
Famous for Periyar National Park, Periyar Lake, and wildlife safaris, Thekaddy is an amazing place to visit with Kerala tour packages from Delhi. Explore the aromatic cardamom plantations, tea estates, and coffee plantations spread across like a vast emerald blanket. Ride an elephant at Thekkady’s elephant junction or go for a walk in the serene Rose Garden of Thekkady. Experience eco-tourism in Gavi and rekindle your lost connection with Mother Nature. Get to spot elusive flora and fauna in Thekkady like Tiger, Egrets, Malabar Grey Hornbill, Nilgiri Tahr, Sambar Deer, Nilgiri wood pigeon, etc.
Delhi to Kerala Tour Packages: Things to Do
1. Walk around Fort Kochi:
Fort Kochi is the old part of Kochi city and is known for its colonial buildings, cafes, and cultural landmarks. It also includes the iconic Chinese fishing nets near the Arabian Sea. Families, couples, history and art enthusiasts can all find interesting places to explore in Fort Kochi. Located 10 km from Erankulam town, this place promises a pleasing and delightful experience to its visitors.
What to see in Fort Kochi? Maritime Museum, St. Francis Church, Jewish Synagogue, the Mattancherry Palace, Santa Cruz Basilica, Mocha Art Cafe, Kashi Art Cafe, and Kerala Kathakali Centre.
2. Boating on Periyar Lake:
On a trip to Thekkady with the Delhi to Kerala package, an exciting activity to try is motorboat ride. This motorboat ride lets you experience the beauty of and serene setting of the lake. Lasting up to 1.5 hours, a boat ride in Periyar allows you to appreciate the sounds and sights of nature. While boating, you can spot a group of sambar deer or elephants near the other side of the lake. Other animals to spot while boating in Periyar Lake include Gaurs, wild boars and Smooth Indian Otters.
Boating Timings in Periyar Lake:
Morning: 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:15 am
Afternoon : 01:45 pm and 03:30 pm
3. Overnight Houseboat Cruise
An overnight houseboat cruise is one of the best things to do in Kerala. This isn’t just an hour or two boat ride on the backwaters of Kerala, it’s a stay experience you can enjoy with your family, spouse or just solo. You get all the modern amenities on a houseboat like rooms with bathrooms, TV, kitchen with a chef and outdoor area to sit and watch the lovely scenery. Houseboats in Kerala are equipped with safety equipment like fire extinguishers, life jackets, first-aid kit, and a SOS button. The boat crew includes captain, chef, housekeeping, and caretakers.
4. Explore Local Markets:
Browsing local markets instantly make you aware of the local vibe and showcase the daily lives of people. The sounds, smells, and colours of a market gives an eclectic touristy experience and Kerala is no exception. Whether it’s exploring the Broadway Market or Erankulam Market of Kochi or wandering the bazaars of Munnar or Thekkady, there is always something charming to see. Plus, you can also go on a shopping spree and buy incredible souvenirs like spices, tea, coffee, jewellery, wall decor, and local handicraft, etc.
5. Explore TATA Tea Museum:
Museum visits are a way of enriching knowledge and awareness, and it becomes exciting especially if it’s related to tea. One of the most famous attractions included in Kerala packages from Delhi is the TATA Tea Museum. Established in 2005, it is located in Munnar’s Nallathanni Tea Estate. Enjoy the lush greenery outside the museum. Learn about the history, cultivation and preservation of tea at the museum. Watch the thematic exhibition, audio-visual presentation, and tea processing demonstrations. If you’re a tea lover, you must go for a tea-tasting session at the TATA tea estate. The timing of TATA tea museum is 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and it is closed on Mondays.
Best Time to Visit Kerala for Delhi Tourists
Season | Temperature & Weather | Why Visit? |
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Kerala in Winter (October to February) Highly Recommended |
October to February is a good time to escape the bone-chilling cold of Delhi and holiday in the balmy scenery of Kerala.
The average temperature is around 17°C to 30°C with chilly early mornings and late nights. Days are mildly warm with minimal humidity. The average temperature in the hill stations of Kerala like Vagamon and Thekkady is around 12°C to 13°C. The temperature may drop at night, so keep a shawl or light jacket with you. |
The scenic beauty of Kerala looks bright and beautiful due to the Northeast monsoon rains. (Yes, Kerala receives monsoon twice a year).
October to February is a good time to book Kerala tour packages from Delhi. All tourist locations are open and invite visitors to experience its beauty. This is also a good time to experience various festivals in Kerala like Navarathri, Theyyam-rituals, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve. All the popular adventure sports like paragliding, ziplining, trekking, rock climbing, etc. can be easily done due to suitable weather conditions. |
Kerala in Summer (March to May) Recommended |
The summer season in Kerala is hot and humid, but it isn’t sweltering like it is in Delhi when the mercury touches more than 40°C.
The average temperature is between 18°C to 30°C. The days in Kerala are warm and humid, but the coastal winds in the evening make this weather bearable. And if you’re in search of cooler temperatures, a trip to the best hill-stations of Kerala is a must. |
Summer is a good time to visit Kerala from Delhi to escape the heat and pollution.
You can spend a peaceful time vacationing in the hill-stations or backwater destinations of Kerala. Kids have school summer vacation which can be used for a holiday trip to Kerala. Those who want to get hotels and flights at a cheaper rate should plan their trip to Kerala from Delhi in Summer. |
Kerala in Monsoon (June to September) Somewhat Recommended |
From June to September, Kerala receives the Southwest Monsoon rainfall. However, this rain is sporadic. It rains in Kerala for an hour or two which is followed by a sunny or partly-clouded sky, and again rainfall starts.
The average temperature in Kerala during the monsoon is 24°C to 29°C. The humidity levels persist in the environment throughout the day. Due to rainfall and winds, the environment of Kerala becomes pleasant and free from pollutants and dust. |
The greenery of Kerala becomes even brighter by the Southwest monsoon rains.Whether it’s paddy fields, coconut groves, or spice and tea plantations, all thrive in this period of rainfall.
This is a good time to visit Kerala for Delhi tourists who want cheaper flights and accommodations. Book Kerala tour packages from Delhi for couples and enjoy romance in rain on a scenic Kerala vacation. |
How to Reach Kerala from Delhi?
New Delhi is remarkably connected to Kerala via a strong network of railways and airways. All you have to do is select a mode of transportation based on your convenience and travel time. For instance, if you like quick travel, consider a direct flight from New Delhi to Cochin. If you want to enjoy the slow journey, consider travelling via railways.
Delhi to Kerala By Flight:
You can get several flights from Delhi IGI’s airport to Kerala’s airports which are:
- Cochin International Airport (COK)
- Calicut International Airport (CCJ)
- Trivandrum International Airport (TRV)
- Kannur International Airport (CNN).
However, the most flights are from Delhi to Cochin. To reach Kerala, board a direct flight from Delhi and deboard at Cochin Airport. You will get taxis (both prepaid and post paid) that will drop you off at your destination.
Non-stop flights from Delhi to Kochi
Airlines | Flight Duration | Flight Type | One-way Economy Price |
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IndiGo | 3 hours 10 mins | Nonstop | ₹7,094 (approx) |
Air India | 3 hours 5 mins | Nonstop | ₹7,450 (approx) |
Air India Express | 3 hours 10 mins | Nonstop | ₹7,270 (approx.) |
Delhi to Kerala by Train:
A train journey from Delhi to Kerala is suitable for those looking for budget travel options between the two destinations. Board a train from any one of Delhi’s railway stations, ie. Old Delhi (DLI), New Delhi (NDLS), Hazrat Nizamuddin, or Anand Vihar and reach Kerala.
Kerala’s major railway stations include Erankulam Junction, Erankulam Town, Trivandrum Central, Trivandrum Kochuveli, etc. Deboard you train at any of the stations and get a can/bus to reach your destination. If Cochin/Kochi is the first stop in your Kerala tour package from Delhi, deboard the train at Erankulam Junction.
Best Trains from Delhi to Kochi:
- 22634 – Thiruvananthapuram Central SF Express
- 12626 – Kerala Express
- 12217 – Kerala Sampark Kranti Express
- 12618 – Mangala Lakshadweep Express
- 22656 – Ernakulam Jn. SF Express
Delhi to Kerala by Road:
The estimated road distance between Delhi to Kerala (Kochi) is approximately 2688 km. There are no direct bus services (govt or private) that operate between Delhi to Kerala. For a road journey to Kerala, you have to drive through a network of National highways to reach Kerala that could take more than 3-4 days or more.
Alternatively, you can reach a southern state bordering Kerala like Tamil Nadu or Karnataka, and from there use National National Highway 544 or National Highway 66 respectively to enter Kerala.
Destination | Flight Distance | Road Distance |
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Delhi to Kochi | 2,057 km (1,278 miles) | 2,688 km |
Delhi to Calicut | 1,939 km (1,205 miles) | 2,503 km |
Delhi to Trivandrum | 2,237 km (1,390 miles) | 2,870 km |
Delhi to Kannur | 1,871 km (1,162.58 miles) | 2,327.1 km |
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Inclusions and Exclusions in Tour Packages from Delhi to Kerala

Delhi to Kerala Tour Price Includes:
- Accommodation cost for the duration of tour.
- On ground transfers from airport/train station to hotel and vice-versa.
- One meal/welcome drink (as per itinerary)
- Internal travel between destinations (as per itinerary).
- All entrance fees of the sightseeing places as per itinerary.
- Service of Tour Manager from the first to last day of the tour.
- Fuel costs, toll taxes, parking fee, etc related to transportation.
Delhi to Kerala Tour Price Excludes:
- Cost of air tickets or train tickets
- Meals and beverages other than determined in incorporations.
- Extra stay before or after the tour.
- Personal expenses like telephone charges, porter charges, tips, shopping, etc.
- Any private transfers for commuting.
- Service or Government taxes.
- Insurance Cover or Medical charges.
- Sudden upgrades in the room category.
- Anything not mentioned in “Tour Price Inclusions.”
Tips for Delhi Travellers to Kerala

- Prebook your Kerala tour package or flight/hotels (if managing logistics on your own) to save yourself from the last minute hassles.
- Pack light for your Kerala trip from Delhi. You should keep clothes like t-shirts, pants, sarongs, dresses for at least 4 to 5 days. Do pack all the essentials like medicines, sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen.
- Kerala weather can be unpredictable and you may experience intermittent rainfall, therefore pack a poncho or an umbrella.
- Respect natural spaces in Kerala whether it’s a wildlife sanctuary, a tea plantation, or the national park. Do not smoke in public areas in Kerala.
- Do not swim in the backwaters of Kerala due to the presence of aquatic life and houseboat cruises. Dispose you waste properly and do not litter.
- Follow a modest dress code when visiting temples, churches, or any other religious place.
Frequently Asked Questions

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