Kerala Tour Packages From Ahmedabad

With Thrillophilia’s Kerala Tour Packages From Ahmedabad starting at just INR 11,500 per adult, it's time to leave the scorching heat of Ahmedabad behind and step into God’s own city.

With a thoughtfully planned Kerala tour package, you start with a journey that feels softer, along with a hint of the sea, and end with a variety of experiences in Kerala. 

As you make your way to Munnar, the temperature dips and endless tea plantations roll across misty hills. It’s quiet in a way that feels new and almost unexpected. And just when you think you’ve adjusted to Kerala’s air, Alleppey changes the scene again with its calm backwaters, houseboats drifting by, and life unfolding right along the canals. 

And honestly, this is just the beginning because in Kerala, every turn leads to something new, and there’s always so much more waiting for you to be explored.

Kerala Tour Package Cost Breakdown

Kerala offers a range of tour packages tailored to different travel styles, durations, and budgets. Here’s a breakdown to help you choose the right one:

1. The Munnar–Alleppey Short Break

• Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days
• Approx Cost: ₹18,000 – ₹24,000 per person
• Best Suited For:
• Quick weekend getaways
• Short, refreshing breaks
• Travellers with limited time

2. Classic Kerala Scenic Circuit

• Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days
• Approx Cost: ₹28,000 – ₹38,000 per person
• Best Suited For:
• Families
• First-time visitors to Kerala
• Travellers looking for a balanced itinerary

3. Luxury Wayanad & North Kerala

• Duration: 7 Nights / 8 Days
• Approx Cost: ₹55,000+ per person
• Best Suited For:
• Premium honeymooners
• Luxury travellers
• Those seeking offbeat and exclusive experiences

How to Reach Kerala from Ahmedabad

1. Non-stop flights from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (Ahmedabad):

• Direct flights available to Kochi and occasionally Thiruvananthapuram
• Flight duration is approximately 2.4 hours
• Fastest and most convenient way to travel from Gujarat to Kerala
• Ideal for travellers who want to save time and start their trip quickly

2. Train options (coastal journey from Western to Southern India):

• Travel time ranges between 30 and 40 hours
• Weekly trains include:
• Porbandar–Thiruvananthapuram North Superfast Express
• Gandhidham–Nagercoil Express
• Veraval–Trivandrum Central Express
• Connects Ahmedabad with Ernakulam Town
• Offers scenic views with changing landscapes, from dry plains to lush greenery and coconut-lined routes

3. Arrival hubs: Kochi vs. Thiruvananthapuram:

• Kochi is the most popular entry point due to its central location
• Provides easy access to destinations like Munnar and Alleppey
• Thiruvananthapuram is ideal for exploring southern Kerala
• Convenient for visiting beaches like Kovalam and Varkala
• Choice of arrival city can influence your itinerary and travel experience

Thrillophilia Traveller’s note 

Subham Panda booked the Getaway to Kerala | Unveiling the Green Tapestry & Scenic Waterway package in March 2026, from Ahmedabad.

He says, “Thank you, Team Thrillophillia, for making my honeymoon trip so memorable. The driver that was arranged for us was a gem of a person named "ANWAR MYTHEEN". He gets all the credit for making our journey memorable. He had all the knowledge to make the trip well organised. He was so well spoken, down to earth, and generous. For such a trip to be memorable, drivers play a very critical role, who remain with you for a long part of the journey. Apart from that, the hotel stays were perfect, and check-in and check-out were hassle-free. The hotels were hygienic and well-maintained. Thank You team Thrillophillia, for making our first ever honeymoon tour so so special.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking team, 2026 departure

Best time to visit Kerala 

1. October to March (Peak Season):

• Considered the best time to visit despite higher prices and crowds
• Temperature ranges between 18°C to 30°C
• Offers pleasant weather with breezy mornings, comfortable afternoons, and enjoyable evenings
• Ideal for:
• Relaxing on beaches like Kovalam
• Houseboat rides in Alleppey
• Exploring tea gardens

2. June to September (Monsoon Season):

• Characterised by cool weather, frequent rainfall, and lush green landscapes
• Temperature ranges between 20°C to 30°C
• Fewer crowds, making it more peaceful and budget-friendly
• Ideal for:
• Honeymoon trips with relaxed stays
• Ayurvedic treatments and wellness experiences

3. April to May (Summer Season):

• Hot and slightly humid, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C
• Suitable for travellers who prefer fewer crowds
• Can still be enjoyable with a relaxed, slow-paced itinerary
• Advantage:
• Off-season discounts on hotels and travel deals

Top Places to Visit in Kerala from Ahmedabad

1. Munnar: Tea Heritage and Eravikulam Peaks

If you’re coming from Ahmedabad, Munnar at 1,600 metres above sea level almost feels like a different world. Here, you can visit tea museums and learn about the history of tea cultivation, the processing techniques, and how Munnar became one of India’s largest tea-producing regions. A major highlight is Eravikulam National Park, which is famous for the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and seasonal Neelakurinji blooms (once every 12 years).

2. Wayanad: Nature & Adventure

At a distance of around 280 km from Kochi, you can discover Wayanad in the Western Ghats with its forests and biodiversity. You can explore Edakkal Caves with prehistoric carvings dating back to around 6,000 BCE or visit waterfalls like Meenmutty and Soochipara. If you are in the mood for adventure, you can trek up Chembra Peak, the highest point here, to enjoy views of the heart-shaped Chembra Lake. 

3. Kochi: Culture, History & Shopping

Kochi is a major port city and a common entry point for Kerala packages from Ahmedabad. When you are in Fort Kochi, you’ll find Chinese fishing nets, colonial-era buildings, and landmarks like St. Francis Church. For shopping, you can visit the Mattancherry area that has the Dutch Palace and Jew Town to buy spices and antiques.

4. Varkala: Cliffside Beach Views

Varkala is about 40 km from Thiruvananthapuram and is the only place in Kerala where you can see cliffs run alongside the Arabian Sea. Varkala Beach (Papanasam Beach) is known for its religious significance, while the cliff area has cafés, shops, and viewpoints overlooking the sea. For a more relaxed experience, you can go to lesser-crowded beaches like Kappil Beach. You can also enjoy relaxing Ayurvedic massages in Kerala. 

5. Alleppy: Backwater Experience

Alleppey, also known as Alappuzha, is where you get the iconic Kerala experience. The network of canals, lagoons, and lakes here is best explored on a traditional houseboat, where you can spend a night cruising past paddy fields, coconut groves, and small villages. It’s less about sightseeing and more about slowing down and soaking in the rhythm of local life, especially around Vembanad Lake.

6. Thekkady: Nature and Wildlife

Offers a completely different side of Kerala with its dense forests and wildlife. The highlight here is the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can take a boat ride on Periyar Lake and spot elephants, deer, and a variety of bird species along the banks. It’s also one of the best places to experience spice plantations up close, giving you insight into Kerala’s spice trade heritage.

7. Kovalam

It is ideal if you want a more classic beach holiday with easy accessibility from Thiruvananthapuram. Known for its crescent-shaped coastline, Kovalam has beaches like Lighthouse Beach and Hawa Beach, where you can relax, try water sports, or simply enjoy sunsets by the Arabian Sea. Compared to Varkala, it feels more resort-oriented and lively.

Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note

Hema P., a traveller from Ahmedabad, who booked the 8-Day Enchanting Expedition of Kerala package in January 2026, said. “Professional service with no hidden costs; what they promised was exactly what they delivered on the ground. The itinerary was well-balanced between travel and rest, which was perfect for us. The breakfast spreads were huge and had something for everyone. Our driver was very punctual and safe throughout the journey. We had a great time exploring the backwaters and the tea estates. A very reliable and efficient travel partner for anyone.” 

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, 2026 departure.

Top Things to Do in Kerala on Your Trip from Ahmedabad

1. Stay in a Traditional Houseboat (Alleppey)

Alleppey is where you slow down when you step onto a traditional houseboat and feel like drifting through a different way of life. A traditional kettuvallam, a wooden houseboat once used for transporting goods, becomes your stay for the next few hours or overnight. You stay right on the boat with meals served onboard, and by evening, when it anchors in a quiet spot, it’s mostly just calm water, soft sunset views, and a pace that feels quite different from your usual everyday routine.

2. Wildlife Safari in Thekkady

If you’re heading to Thekkady, don’t miss a safari in the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. You can hop on a boat safari across Periyar Lake to spot elephants hanging out near the shore, maybe even deer or wild boar. You can also take an adventurous jeep safari, guided walks or bamboo rafting. 

3. Experience Ayurvedic Spa & Wellness

Experiencing an Ayurvedic spa here isn’t just about relaxation but more like giving your body and mind a proper reset. You can try out various treatments like full body massage, Shirodhara and herbal steam baths. One of the highlights of this activity in Kerala is that you get personalized treatments. 

4. Shop for Spices & Souvenirs

You’ll find everything from fresh cardamom and black pepper to cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg in Kerala. In addition to spices, there are beautifully crafted wooden items, coir (coconut fiber) products, and those colorful Kathakali masks that instantly remind you of Kerala’s culture. If you love wearing sarees, make sure to buy one of the popular Kasavu sarees to add to your collection. 

Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note

Kinjal Patel, a traveller from Ahmedabad, who booked the Kerala Wonders with Kanyakumari | A Scenic Getaway package in December 2025, said. “The shopping in Kochi was great; we bought a lot of authentic silk sarees and high-quality spices. The support team was very responsive and helped us with a minor issue during our hotel check-in. The backwater cruise provided a very unique and peaceful experience that we will always remember. Our driver was very polite and knew all the best local food spots. A high-quality experience that we would definitely recommend to others. ” 

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, 2026 departure.

Food in Kerala: Our Pure Veg & Jain Food Commitment

One of the first questions people ask before a Kerala trip is, "Will we get proper veg or Jain food?" However, with us, you can plan in a way where you don’t have to keep asking, checking, or worrying at every meal.

We have partnered with proper veg kitchens or certified veg restaurants like Shree Ganesha Pure Vegetarian Indian & Jain Restaurant in Kochi, Sree Mahaveer Veg Restaurant in Munnar, Nava Jyoti Pure Veg Restaurant in Thekkady, etc.

These kitchens are informed in advance, and some even have Jain chefs or trained staff. You’ll still get a variety of dishes ranging from local Kerala delicacies adjusted to your style, along with North Indian basics like dal, roti, and rice. Sometimes even khichdi or Thepla if you’re missing home a bit.