Munnar & Vagamon 4D/3N Premium Tour Package

• October to March – Pleasant weather, best for sightseeing, beaches, and backwaters.

• April to May – Hot and humid but good for hill stations.

• June to September – Monsoon season; great for Ayurveda treatments.

• By Air: Major airports – Kochi (COK), Thiruvananthapuram (TRV), and Calicut (CCJ).

• By Train: Well connected with all major Indian cities.

• By Road: National highways connect Kerala with neighboring states.

Ranges from luxury resorts, boutique homestays, Ayurvedic retreats, budget hotels, to traditional houseboats.

Yes, especially during the peak season (October to March) and festivals.

• Vegetarian: Sadya (traditional feast), Appam with stew

• Non-Veg: Kerala fish curry, Malabar biryani, prawns roast

• Snacks: Banana chips, Pazham pori (fried banana)

• Drink: Coconut water, Toddy (local palm wine – try cautiously)

Yes. Kerala is world-famous for authentic Ayurveda therapies and rejuvenation packages, especially during the monsoon season (June–Sept).

• Light cotton clothes

• Rain gear (if visiting during monsoon)

• Sunscreen, insect repellent

• Comfortable shoes

• Swimwear (for beaches/houseboats)

Yes, Kerala is considered one of the safest states in India for tourists. Always follow basic safety precautions.

Indian Rupee (INR). Credit/debit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash in rural areas.