Trip Info
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3 Star Hotel/Houseboat
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Kochi Airport
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All Months
Pack Your Bags, Chase The Magic – Kerala Awaits!
The Kerala Backpacking Trip Is A Perfectly Curated Journey For Travelers Who Wish To Experience Nature, Culture, Heritage, And Relaxation In One Seamless Itinerary. Often Referred To As “God’s Own Country,” Kerala Offers An Extraordinary Blend Of Misty Hill Stations, Calm Backwaters, Golden Beaches, Dense Forests, And Spice-Scented Trails. This Trip Is Designed For Explorers Who Seek Authentic Experiences Beyond Typical Sightseeing.
From The Cool Highlands Of The Western Ghats To The Warm Shores Of The Arabian Sea, This Backpacking Adventure Connects Kerala’s Most Iconic Landscapes While Offering Comfort, Cultural Depth, And Natural Beauty At Every Step.
History And Local Culture
Kerala’s History Is Deeply Rooted In Ancient Maritime Trade And Cultural Exchange. For Centuries, It Was A Key Hub On The Global Spice Route, Drawing Traders From Arabia, Europe, And China. This Rich Past Is Still Visible In Coastal Cities Like Kochi And Alleppey, Where Colonial Architecture, Churches, Synagogues, And Old Trading Ports Reflect A Unique Cultural Fusion.
Kerala’s Cultural Identity Is Preserved Through Classical Dance Forms Like Kathakali And Theyyam, The Ancient Martial Art Kalaripayattu, And Numerous Temples That Represent The State’s Spiritual Traditions. Local Festivals, Daily Village Life, And Traditional Art Forms Add Meaningful Depth To The Travel Experience.
Destinations Covered
- Munnar: Munnar Is Known For Its Rolling Tea Gardens, Mist-Covered Hills, And Cool Climate. Once A Retreat For British Planters, It Is Now A Haven For Nature Lovers. The Region Offers Scenic Viewpoints, Forest Trails, And Rich Biodiversity Within The Western Ghats.
- Thekkady: Home To The Famous Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Thekkady Is Renowned For Its Elephants, Birdlife, And Dense Forests. Spice Plantations Around The Town Showcase Kerala’s Agricultural Heritage And Introduce Travelers To Cardamom, Pepper, And Other Aromatic Crops.
- Alleppey: Alleppey Is The Heart Of Kerala’s Backwaters. Cruising Through Palm-Lined Canals On A Traditional Houseboat Offers A Unique Glimpse Into Village Life, Local Livelihoods, And Peaceful Rural Landscapes.
- Varkala And Kovalam: These Coastal Destinations Are Famous For Cliffside Beaches, Golden Sands, And Relaxed Coastal Vibes. Varkala’s Red Cliffs Overlooking The Sea And Kovalam’s Crescent-Shaped Beaches Create A Perfect Balance Of Spiritual Calm And Beachside Leisure.
- Jatayu Earth Center: A Major Highlight Of The Trip, Jatayu Earth Center Is Home To The World’s Largest Bird Sculpture. Set On A Hilltop, It Combines Mythology, Art, Adventure Activities, And Panoramic Views Of Kerala’s Landscape.
- Kanyakumari: Located At India’s Southernmost Tip, Kanyakumari Is Where The Arabian Sea, Bay Of Bengal, And Indian Ocean Converge. The Town Is Known For Its Sunrise And Sunset Views And Landmarks Such As The Vivekananda Rock Memorial.
Major Experiences And Attractions
- Backwater Cruises: Experience Kerala’s Unique Ecosystem And Village Life While Gliding Through Calm Waters On Traditional Houseboats.
- Tea And Spice Plantations: Walk Through Lush Estates, Learn About Plantation Practices, And Taste Fresh Local Flavours.
- Temple Visits: Explore Architecturally Significant And Spiritually Important Temples Such As Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple And Janardhana Swami Temple.
- Wildlife Encounters: Boat Safaris And Nature Walks In Periyar Offer Chances To Spot Elephants, Birds, And Rare Plant Species.
- Beaches And Cliffs: Varkala And Kovalam Are Known For Dramatic Coastlines, Peaceful Evenings, And Stunning Sunsets Over The Arabian Sea.
