Planning a trip from Lucknow? Thrillophilia’s Kerala tour packages make it easy to explore the best of God’s Own Country without the hassle. These Kerala tour packages from Lucknow are more than perfect for all kinds of travellers whether you want to unwind on the peaceful shores of Marari Beach, sip fresh tea in Munnar, or enjoy a stay in Alleppey's traditional houseboat. Our packages include return flights, stays at premium hotels, meals, guided tours, and round-the-clock support. Moreover, you can have your itinerary fully customised be it for a solo adventure, a honeymoon, or a family vacation.
You can trek through the green hills of Wayanad, take a canoe ride across the calm Kumarakom backwaters, and visit ancient temples in Thrissur. Relish the rich flavours of dishes like Puttu, Karimeen Fry, and Elaneer Payasam along with shopping for handwoven Kasavu sarees, essential oils, and coir carpets. So why wait? Book Thrillophilia's Kerala tour packages for a rich and soulful holiday in nature’s lap.
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You can reach Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV) by taking a connecting flight from Lucknow’s Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO). IndiGo, Air India Express, and Air India are the major airlines that operate this route. Depending on layovers at New Delhi, Pune, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, you can reach Kerala in about 5 to 17 hours.
With the Kerala tour packages from Lucknow available year-round, the best time to visit depends entirely on the kind of experiences you wish to have in “God’s Own Country.”
1. Winter (October to March): With temperatures between 20°C to 32°C, this season offers comfortable weather for sightseeing across Munnar and Alleppey. It is a great time to enjoy houseboat cruises, walk through aromatic spice plantations, and witness colourful festivals like Attukal Pongala and Parumala Perunnal.
2. Summer (April to May, September): Warm temperatures (29°C–36°C) and sunny weather make this a great time to explore Kumarakom’s backwaters or go wildlife spotting in Thekkady. During this season you can make the most of fewer crowds at top attractions and lower accommodation costs.
3. Monsoon (June to August): Refreshing monsoon showers with temperatures between (23°C–30°C) make Kerala a green paradise. It is the best time for Ayurvedic treatments, and spa retreats indoors.
1. Cochin: You can watch the Cheenavala (Chinese fishing nets) at Fort Kochi beach, explore Mattancherry Palace and Paradesi Synagogue apart from enjoying seafood by the Marine Drive.
2. Alleppey (Alappuzha): Take a houseboat cruise along Alleppey's backwaters, witness the Nehru Trophy Boat Race, explore paddy fields of Kuttanad, as well as spot birds in Kumarakom Sanctuary.
3. Wayanad: Explore prehistoric carvings at Edakkal Caves, trek to Chembra Peak to witness the heart-shaped lake along with rafting through Kuruva Island.
4. Munnar: Spot Nilgiri Tahr at Eravikulam Park, walk through the tea gardens, trek to Top Station, see Attukal Falls, and go for a boat ride on Kundala Lake.
5. Udupi Sri Krishna Temple: You can offer prayers at the sanctum through the Navagraha window, explore the historic Chandreshwara and Anantheshwara Temples, together with trying temple-style prasadam meals.
1. Witness Snake Boating: During the Onam festival, watch snake-shaped Chundan Vallams cross Kerala’s backwaters at lightning speed after being rowed by over 100 oarsmen.
2. Walk up to Nadukani Viewpoint: You can trek to the pavilion, take in spectacular views of Muvattupuzha River and forests, along with spotting wildlife at Idukki Sanctuary.
3. Visit the Mattancherry Palace: View ancient Ramayana murals, spot the courtyard temple of Pazhayannur Bhagavathi, and witness royal artefacts like daggers, swords, as well as ivory palanquin.
4. Enjoy a houseboat cruise in Alleppey: You can glide on a traditional kettuvallam, enjoy puttu with Kadala curry for dinner, watching paddy fields, and coconut groves pass by.
5. Visit Namami Health Retreat & A Wellness Sanctuary: Attend yoga sessions, get customised Ayurveda treatments, join lifestyle and stress management workshops, apart from tasting sattvic meals.
