God's Own Country
Houseboats drifting through palm-lined backwaters, misty tea hills, wildlife reserves and Ayurveda — Kerala is India at its most serene.
Houseboats drifting through palm-lined backwaters, misty tea hills, wildlife reserves and Ayurveda — Kerala is India at its most serene. Plan around September – March for the best weather, and allow 5 – 8 days to see it properly.
Kerala, known as God's Own Country, is a narrow strip of tropical green between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. Palm-lined backwaters, misty tea hills, spice forests, golden beaches and centuries-old Ayurveda traditions make it one of India's most loved holiday destinations.
Getting there: Fly into Kochi (COK) or Trivandrum (TRV); both are well connected to all major Indian cities.
The experiences we build most Kerala trips around — your expert will fit them to your pace.
A night aboard a private houseboat on Vembanad Lake.
Rolling estates, waterfalls and cool mountain air.
Periyar wildlife, spice gardens and Kathakali.
Chinese fishing nets, Fort Kochi cafés and colonial lanes.
2 ready-made itineraries — each one can be tailored to your dates and budget.
