Kerala Travel Guide
Discover Kerala, Your Way
Welcome to Kerala — a land of tranquil backwaters, mist-covered hills, tropical beaches, rich traditions and unforgettable flavours. At Greyhound Tours, we believe Kerala is best experienced beyond the usual sightseeing: through its landscapes, people, food and everyday moments.
Whether you are planning your first visit or returning to explore somewhere new, this guide will help you discover Kerala at your own pace.
Where to Go
Kochi
Begin your journey in Kochi, where historic streets, colonial-era architecture, local markets and Kerala’s multicultural heritage come together.
Alleppey & Kumarakom
Experience the famous backwaters, traditional villages and peaceful waterways. A private houseboat journey is one of the classic ways to experience this region.
Munnar
Head into the Western Ghats for cool mountain air, tea plantations, rolling green landscapes and scenic viewpoints.
Thekkady
A gateway to Kerala’s forested highlands, Thekkady is ideal for wildlife, nature and outdoor experiences.
Wayanad
Discover forests, waterfalls, plantations and rural landscapes in one of Kerala’s most naturally diverse regions.
Varkala & Kovalam
Slow down beside the Arabian Sea with beautiful beaches, coastal walks and time to simply relax.
Kerala Tourism also highlights destinations including Alappuzha, Bekal, Fort Kochi, Kumarakom, Munnar, Thekkady, Varkala and Wayanad.
Things to Experience in Kerala
Backwaters
Glide through Kerala’s network of waterways and discover a quieter side of the state.
Tea & Plantations
Walk through the tea-growing landscapes of Munnar and experience the beauty of Kerala’s highlands.
Wildlife
Explore Kerala’s forests and discover opportunities for nature and wildlife experiences.
Beaches
From relaxed coastal escapes to dramatic cliffs and sunsets, Kerala’s coastline offers plenty of places to unwind.
Food & Culture
Taste Kerala’s distinctive cuisine and experience its traditions, festivals, performing arts and local way of life.
Ayurveda & Wellness
Make time to slow down with traditional wellness experiences and restorative stays.
Kerala Tourism officially presents experiences including Ayurveda, cuisine, festivals, houseboats, Kalaripayattu, performing arts, backwaters, beaches, hills, waterfalls and wildlife.
When to Visit Kerala
Kerala has a tropical climate, with the monsoon generally occurring from June–September and again during October–November, while warmer conditions are common from February–May. Kerala Tourism
The best time for your trip depends on what you want to experience — from cooler hill-country journeys to beach holidays, backwater cruises or a quieter monsoon escape.
Plan Your Kerala Journey
There is no single way to experience Kerala.
You might combine Kochi → Munnar → Thekkady → Alleppey, spend longer exploring the backwaters, or create a completely different route around your interests.
At Greyhound Tours, we create private and tailor-made Kerala journeys around your interests, pace and travel style.