Kerala Tour Packages from Bangalore

Our standard Kerala tour packages from Bangalore start from Rs.3,108 per person for a 2 nights and 3 days weekend, and the ladder climbs to a 9 nights and 10 days grand tour at Rs.18,499, standard package, land only on twin sharing. With a 70 minute flight or an 8 hour day train, a long weekend is worth booking.

Of every big Indian city, Bangalore has the shortest run to Kerala, and it is the only one where the road is a real choice rather than a last resort. A nonstop flight to Kochi is about 70 minutes, with close to fifty services a day. The Bengaluru to Ernakulam Vande Bharat covers the same ground in roughly 8 hours 40 minutes as a day train. And Wayanad, the green northern corner of Kerala, sits about 280 km away, a six to seven hour drive through Mysore. (Connectivity as of September 2026.)

We are trip2keralam, a Kerala-based team that runs these routes on the ground. This page is built around what a Bangalore traveller actually does, whichever way you come in, not a generic Kerala list with your city dropped on top. The prices are our own rate-sheet figures, land only and per person on twin sharing, not a teaser number that changes at checkout.

Below are five durations that make sense from Bangalore, from a two night weekend to a full week. We flag the one we would book ourselves and lay it out day by day. Under it sit the plain inclusions, the exclusions with nothing hidden, and a clear note on where your travel fare and GST land.

One honest point up front. Because the flight is short and the train and road are both real, a two or three night trip is genuinely worth it from Bangalore, which is the opposite of a long-haul city. The catch is simple. A short trip means one region done well, not the whole state, so we help you pick the one you will remember.

Package snapshot: the long weekend we suggest first from Bangalore

Send us your long-weekend dates and how many rooms you need, and our Kerala team will hold the hotels and the houseboat and reply with one firm land-only figure for the four-day route.

Most Popular Kerala Package from Bangalore with Trip Cost

We suggest starting with the 3 nights and 4 days Munnar and Alleppey Houseboat Escape, at Rs.5,962 per person on twin sharing, land only, because it fits the way most people travel from Bangalore. You usually have a long weekend to work with, and three nights is the least that still does the tea hills and a houseboat justice. It runs two nights in Munnar for the full sightseeing loop, then a night on an Alleppey houseboat with every meal cooked on board, and loops back to Kochi for your flight or train home.

Against a two night weekend, that extra night is what lets Munnar breathe: a full day for the estates rather than a rushed afternoon, before you drop to the backwaters. Against a longer circuit, you skip Thekkady and the coast, which keeps the driving light. The flight is barely over an hour, so a Thursday evening start can have you home by Monday.

How the five Bangalore durations compare

The 2 nights and 3 days Wayanad Green Weekend is the one route on this page that plays to Bangalore's road access. Wayanad is about 280 km away, so many travellers drive or take an overnight bus rather than fly, and it covers Vythiri, the Edakkal Caves at Ambalavayal and the Pookode area without touching the Kochi circuit at all.

Step up to the 3 nights and 4 days Houseboat Escape and the trip shifts south to the classic pairing of Munnar and an Alleppey houseboat, reached in about 70 minutes by flight to Kochi. The 4 nights and 5 days Kerala Classic adds Thekkady, a spice plantation walk and the early Periyar Lake cruise, which is the part that rounds out a hills-and-backwater break.

The 5 nights and 6 days Golden Circuit holds a Fort Kochi night at the front, so your arrival day ends with a harbour walk instead of a long drive. The 6 nights and 7 days Best of Kerala keeps that whole circuit and adds a Kovalam beach night, finishing near Trivandrum airport if you would rather fly home from the south.

The 3 nights and 4 days Houseboat Escape, day by day

Day 1  Kochi to Munnar, up through the waterfall country

We meet you at Kochi airport or Ernakulam station and drive up to Munnar, roughly four hours, with halts at the Cheeyappara and Valara falls where the road runs right beside the water. The afternoon is free around the Pothamedu viewpoint over the tea slopes. Overnight in Munnar.

Day 2  A full day around Munnar

A local sightseeing day covering Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kundala Lake, Top Station, the Tata Tea Museum and Photo Point. We start at Top Station first thing, because by late morning the mist usually rolls in and the long view is gone. Overnight in Munnar.

Day 3  Down to Alleppey and onto the houseboat

After breakfast we drive down to Alleppey, about four hours, and you board the houseboat around midday. Lunch is served as the boat pulls out, the afternoon drifts through the Kuttanad canals below sea level, and you anchor for sunset with dinner cooked on deck. Every meal on board is included. Overnight on the houseboat. 

Day 4 Breakfast on the water, then back to Kochi

Breakfast is served on board before you step off in the morning. We then drive you to Kochi for your flight or train home. If your departure is late, we plan the last few hours so there is no waiting around. The route ends where it started, so your return ticket stays simple.

Want this over four nights, or swapped for a Wayanad drive from Bangalore instead of the Kochi circuit? Tell us how you would rather travel and we will rebuild the days and re-quote, with nothing owed until you confirm.

Kerala Trip Cost from Bangalore

The full ladder is below, every rate per person on twin sharing and land only. These are current rate-sheet starting figures as of August 2026, and we reconfirm them against your exact dates before you pay a rupee.

Kerala tour packages from Bangalore price by duration

Your travel from Bangalore is separate, since every price is land only, and GST applies at the current slab. To confirm a booking we take 50 percent of the package amount, with the balance due before departure or on arrival. Rates move on peak dates, roughly 20 December to 5 January, Onam, Christmas, New Year and long weekends, and we flag that before you pay. Room and meal-plan upgrades, from bed and breakfast to half or full board, are re-quoted per booking.

Best Time to Visit Kerala

• September to March: the main window, and where most Bangalore trips land, with settled weather across the hills and the backwaters.
• November to February: Munnar is at its coolest and clearest now, and the sea is at its calmest if you tack on a Kovalam or Marari night.
• December to January: bright, cold days in the tea country that most people love, though the 20 December to 5 January stretch is peak, so lock dates two to three months out.
• April and May: hot and sticky on the coast, which is exactly when a Munnar, Vagamon or Wayanad hill trip appeals while Bangalore warms up too.
• June to September: the monsoon, greener and cheaper and the traditional Ayurveda season, though a heavy day can reshuffle a plan and some hill trails close, so we keep these itineraries flexible.
• A note for the Wayanad drive: monsoon landslips can briefly shut the Bandipur and Wayanad ghat roads, so we check the route before a road trip in July and August. 
• One date to watch in Munnar: Eravikulam National Park usually shuts for the calving season, roughly late January to March, so we brief you if the Rajamala visit falls in that window.

Top Attractions Covered in Bangalore to Kerala Holiday Packages

• Wayanad: Kerala's nearest corner to Bangalore, taking in the Edakkal Caves at Ambalavayal, Pookode Lake and the Vythiri forests, on the 2N/3D weekend.
• Munnar: rolling tea gardens near 1,600 metres, plus Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kundala Lake, Top Station and the Tata Tea Museum.
• Alleppey backwaters: a night afloat through the Kuttanad canals and out onto Vembanad Lake, with each meal prepared on the boat.
• Thekkady and Periyar: a walk through a working spice plantation at Kumily, the dawn cruise on Periyar Lake inside the tiger reserve, and an evening Kalaripayattu bout.
• Fort Kochi: the cantilevered Chinese fishing nets at dusk, St Francis Church and Mattancherry Palace, on the arrival evening of the 5N/6D route.
• Kovalam: a trio of curved beaches under the Vizhinjam lighthouse, roughly twenty minutes from Trivandrum airport, closing the 6N/7D trip.

Plan your Kerala trip from Bangalore

Tell us your travel dates, how many are coming, and whether you want Bangalore flights added or a hand booking the Vande Bharat. You will have a day-by-day plan and a firm land-only price back from our Kerala desk within a working day, and we will keep adjusting it until the trip sits right.