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How to reach Kerala by air? Fly into one of the four international airports: Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kozhikode or Kannur. Not sure which? Kochi is your best bet for central Kerala and the classic Munnar-Thekkady-Alleppey circuit. Thiruvananthapuram suits the south better, while Kozhikode and Kannur cover the north.
Depends entirely on where you're going. Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey, and Kochi are all Kochi territories. Kovalam and Varkala are closer to Thiruvananthapuram. Wayanad usually means Kozhikode, and for Kannur plus the northern Malabar stretch, Kannur airport is the obvious one.
Plenty of long-distance trains run between Kerala and cities like Delhi and Mumbai. Aim for Ernakulam if central Kerala is your base, or Thiruvananthapuram Central if you're heading south. Do yourself a favour and check the current Indian Railways timetable for your dates. This is because trains and their operating days change.
Yes, Bengaluru runs direct trains to several Kerala destinations, Ernakulam included. Which station you should pick really comes down to your itinerary. Just remember: if Munnar or Thekkady is the goal, the train only gets you to the gateway. The last stretch is a road journey.
Travelling far, or short on days? Fly, as it's the fastest by a mile. The train wins if you've got time to spare, want to keep the airfare down, or just enjoy watching the world go by. Honestly, let your starting city, budget, and how many days you have make the call.
Yes, and lots of people do. Kerala connects by road to both Bengaluru and Chennai, plus Mysuru, Mangaluru, Coimbatore, Madurai and others. The drives to Munnar and Wayanad are especially popular. Just know your journey time will swing with traffic, weather, and road conditions, so plan loosely, not tightly.
Four international ones: Cochin International, Thiruvananthapuram International, Calicut International, and Kannur International.
Cochin International, for most people. Munnar has no commercial airport of its own, so once you land, it's a road trip the rest of the way. Bonus: if Munnar is just the opening act of a bigger Kerala itinerary, Kochi slots right in. This also answers the popular question: how to reach Kerala by air?
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