Tours in India

The cultural background of a place can be explored and understood from museums as they preserve and exhibit the tales and activities of early generations. Kerala, a place rich in culture, heritage and architecture is sure to leave you spellbound. And one must not miss a chance to visit Kerala even with the plenty of options offered by leading tour operators in Kerala. Take a look at some of the best museums one must visit in Kerala: Hill Palace Archaeological Museum Located in Thrippunithura, Hill Palace is one of the most famous museums in Kerala spread over a vast area of 54 acres. It comprises of a heritage museum, archaeological museum, pre-historic objects and parks for deers. One can also find the crown, ornaments and other belongings of the Cochin Royal Family. This museum is open to the public from 9am to 5pm. The Napier Museum The Napier Museum is an art and natural history museum located in Trivandrum in the year 1880. The building itself is an archite...

An entrancing backwater destination and a place that offers unworldly natural beauty, Kumarakom is a perfect holiday destination that comprises of clusters of island surrounding the Vembanad lake. It is a tourist spot that is a treat to the eyes and also a place that has some pleasant activities ranging from short treks to Kerala houseboats cruise. Kumarakom is the ideal destination for families, couples and friends to spend a vacation or for a weekend getaway. It is located at just 85 km (approx.) away from the Cochin International Airport; 16 km from Kottayam railway station and had got State-run boats and ferries taking people across Vembanad Lake from Muhamma, Alleppey. The ideal time to visit Kumarakom for a vacation is during November to February when the temperatures are moderate and climate is favorable for houseboat cruises, sightseeing and enjoying the scenic views. The most popular thing to do for any tourist while visiting this place is to have a memorable Kuma...

Looking for trekking destinations in Kerala for your weekend getaway? Take a look at the below mentioned places which will surely sweep you off your feet: Ramakalmedu Ramakalmedu, situated near Idukki is famous for its rolling green hills and fresh mountain air. One can enjoy the panoramic views of Kambam villages and the nearby slopes of Western Ghats. Chembra Peak Chembra peak is situated at a distance of around 17 km from Kalpetta and is known to be the highest peak in Wayanad. This place is lauded to be a paradise among all trekkers. Due to its high peaks, it is not recommended for all. Thusharagiri waterfalls Situated near Kalpetta and about 48 km from Kozhikode, Thusharagiri is sure to capture your heart! Its name means snow capped mountains and one can witness two streams originating from Western Ghats. Anamudi peak Anamudi peak is about 20 km away from Munnar and is said to be one of the highest points in South India. This place is famous for its Kurunj...

Known for its traditional art forms, culture and festivals, Kerala is diverse in all ways which attract a huge crowd of tourists from all over the world. The various communities present in Kerala contributes to the diverse forms. Here are some of the traditional and classical art forms seen in Kerala:     Kathakali A classical Indian dance form with an elaborate costuming describes what Kathakali is. Its origin is from Kerala and it developed as a Hindu performance art.     Mohiniyattam Another famous classical dance form in Kerala is Mohiniyattam which is a solo dance performed by women after extensive training. It involves various rhythms and Mohini is considered to be the female avatar of Vishnu, the Hindu God.     Theyyam It is a ritual art form that is very popular in northern part of Kerala i.e., in Malabar regions. Theyyam performers do the act in front of a village shrine along with the drummers.     Thullal Ott...

A common stop on many tourists bucketlist in Kerala, the Alleppey backwaters with its winding waterways and palm-shaded streets are definitely a sight to behold. And the best way to explore this beauty is by going on a cruise in houseboats in Alleppey. Being a place popular for its Kerala houseboats, people visit from all over the world irrespective of the day or month of the year. Houseboat cruises are actual fun for friends, family, couples and colleagues. Cruises start from Rs. 1,200/- for a few hours but we assure you a unique and memorable experience like never before! A day on Alleppey boat houses give you a unique experience whereby various stops are made at beautiful destinations along with delicious authentic Kerala cuisines. One can book for houseboats either through online or in person. But it’s always suggested to take a good glance and check the facilities and current situation of the houseboat before hiring one. Boathouses are usually popular in Alleppey, K...

Forts narrate a story of its own that symbolizes history and a testimony to a land’s past. Like all other places, Kerala has also got many forts that narrate the story of disrepair and glory. On your next visit to Kerala, the land of abundant beauty, don’t forget to see the magnificent forts, enchanting backwaters, houseboats in Alleppey, sparkling beaches, and much more! Book your tickets to Kerala with Tours in India, one of the trusted tour operators in Kerala that deliver a worry-free holiday experience. Other specialty of theirs includes amazing houseboat Alleppey packages. Below listed are some of the best forts one must visit in Kerala: St. Angelo Fort in Kannur This fort is built by the first Portuguese Viceroy of India in the year 1505. Known as St. Angelo Fort or Kannur Fort, this place offers fantastic views of the Mappila Bay Harbor and the Arabian Sea.  Palakkad Fort Also known as Tipu’s Fort, this is the best-preserved forts in South India. It is l...

White sandy beaches fringed with coconut trees and lush greenery, tall lighthouses, colourful boats and fishing nets are common in Kerala. Though it can be spotted easily, its beauty can never be quoted as ‘regular’ or ‘normal’. Flanked by one of its kind beauty, the beaches in Kerala are very unique and make for the perfect getaway spot. Visit Kerala for an unbelievably soothing holiday trip, with Tours in India, provider of incredible Kerala tour packages that come with inclusions like houseboats in Alleppey, boating, etc. Here are the top 2 favorite beaches in Kerala: Kovalam Beach Located not far away from the capital city, Trivandrum, Kovalam beach is the ultimate destination for beach lovers. Often linked to the vibe at Goa’s Calangute and Baga beaches, this one has a spectacular beach side with a lighthouse. Varkala Beach Keralites favorite weekend getaway spot and one where you can relax and find tranquility – Varkala beach. The ambience and facilities of...