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Kerala Luxury Honeymoon: Ultra-Premium Resort7N/8D

Kerala Luxury Honeymoon: Ultra-Premium Resort

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Highlights

  • Wake up to ships and fishing boats passing your window at Brunton Boatyard, where all 22 rooms face the harbour.

  • Watch Fort Kochi's Chinese fishing nets rise and fall at sunset. Each is balanced so finely that one man walking the beam tips it into the sea

  • Stay two nights at Blanket Hotel & Spa, on a cliff facing the Attukad waterfall, with an infinity pool looking over the valley.

  • Walk the tea rows of Munnar in the morning mist, then share a private candlelit dinner above the falls.

  • Take a pool villa at Kumarakom Lake Resort, where villas line a 250-metre meandering pool or have a plunge pool of their own.

  • Drift across Vembanad, India's longest lake, on a private sunset cruise.

  • End at Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra, a Relais & Châteaux member, in a heritage cottage on 22 acres of cliff and palm garden.

  • Swim in an infinity pool cut into the cliff above the Arabian Sea, and dine on a quiet strip of beach on your last night.


Essence of Journey

The experiences that capture the true spirit of the entire trip.

DayRouteDistanceMajor Highlights
Day 1Arrive Kochi, transfer to Fort Kochi~40 km, 1 to 1.5 hrsBrunton Boatyard, fishing nets at sunset
Day 2Fort Kochi to Munnar~140 km, 4 to 4.5 hrsJew Town morning, Cheeyappara falls, Blanket Hotel
Day 3MunnarLocalTea-estate walk, Tea Museum, private dinner
Day 4Munnar to Kumarakom~150 km, 3.5 to 4 hrsHills to backwaters, resort sunset cruise
Day 5KumarakomLocalBird sanctuary, couples' Ayurveda, private lake cruise and dinner
Day 6Kumarakom to Kovalam (Niraamaya)~185 km, 4.5 to 5 hrsCoast road, clifftop sunset
Day 7KovalamLocalSpa, beach, private beach dinner
Day 8Niraamaya to Thiruvananthapuram airport~20 km, 30 to 40 minsDeparture

About

Some honeymoons are about seeing as much as possible. This one is about where you wake up.

Over eight unhurried days, you stay in four of Kerala’s finest boutique resorts, each in a completely different setting. First comes a restored boatyard on Kochi harbour, where ships glide past your window. Then a clifftop hotel facing a waterfall in the misty Munnar tea hills, a pool villa on the edge of Vembanad Lake, and finally a heritage cottage above the Arabian Sea near Kovalam.

Mornings are yours. Drives are short. And the romantic moments are already arranged: three private candlelit dinners, two couples’ Ayurveda treatments and a private sunset cruise on the lake.

What Is This Kerala Honeymoon Package?

The Kerala Luxury Honeymoon is a private 8-day trip through southern India for couples, staying at four named luxury resorts: Brunton Boatyard in Fort Kochi, Blanket Hotel & Spa in Munnar, Kumarakom Lake Resort on the backwaters, and Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra near Kovalam. It includes 7 nights with breakfast & dinner, a private car and driver, three private candlelit dinners, two couples’ Ayurveda treatments, a private sunset cruise on Vembanad Lake, and a honeymoon cake and flowers. Indicative prices start at about ₹1,12,500 per person (Premium room tier).

Your Four Resorts

Brunton Boatyard, Fort Kochi (1 night)

A 19th-century boatyard restored as a hotel by CGH Earth, blending English, Portuguese and Dutch styles. All 22 rooms face the harbour mouth, so ships, fishing boats and sometimes dolphins pass your window. At sunset, walk along the shore to watch the famous Chinese fishing nets rise and fall.

Blanket Hotel & Spa, Munnar (2 nights)

Set on a cliff directly facing the Attukad waterfall, just outside Munnar town. Its infinity pool looks out over a valley of tea estates. Spend your days walking misty tea rows and your evenings listening to the falls. Your first private candlelit dinner is here.

Kumarakom Lake Resort, Kumarakom (2 nights)

A backwater resort built from old Kerala homes. Its main restaurant is an ettukettu, an eight-sided mansion that once belonged to the martial-arts teacher of a Travancore king. Stay in a pool villa, either on a 250-metre meandering pool or with your own private plunge pool, on the shore of Vembanad Lake. Here you’ll enjoy a couples’ Ayurveda treatment, a private sunset cruise and a lakeside dinner.

Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra, near Kovalam (2 nights)

A member of Relais & Châteaux, spread across 22 acres of palm garden above the Arabian Sea. The cottages are restored tharavads (traditional Kerala family homes) brought here from across the region. Swim in an infinity pool carved into the cliff, walk down to a quiet beach, enjoy a second couples’ spa treatment and a final private dinner on the sand.

ACCOMMODATION CATEGORIES

The four resorts are the same in every tier. What changes is the room. Each tier maps to a real, published room category at each property, subject to availability on your dates.

Resort Nights Premium Luxury Ultra-Luxury

Brunton Boatyard (CGH Earth), Fort Kochi

1

Sea-facing room

Sea-facing room, best available floor

Suite with living room

Blanket Hotel & Spa, Munnar

2

Blanket Premier

Blanket Honeymoon Pavilion

Blanket Presidential Suite

Kumarakom Lake Resort, Kumarakom

2

Meandering Pool Villa

Heritage Lake View Villa (private plunge pool)

Presidential Suite (private pool)

Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra, Kovalam

2

Heritage Classic Cottage

Heritage Premium Cottage

Banyan Tree Bungalow or Octagon

Kerala Luxury Honeymoon Accommodation Categories

Note: Brunton Boatyard has two room types, so Premium and Luxury share its sea-facing rooms. Top categories at each resort are few in number and book out early in December and January. If one is not available, we offer the nearest category at the same resort before booking; alternatives such as Taj Malabar (Kochi) or The Leela Kovalam are used only if you agree. This is flagged honestly rather than guessed.

What Makes This Honeymoon Special

  • Four settings in one trip. Harbour, hills, backwaters and beach, the whole of Kerala in eight days.

  • Sleep inside real history. Two of the resorts are rebuilt from centuries-old Kerala homes, made by master carpenters using joints instead of nails, so they could be taken apart and rebuilt plank by plank.

  • Romance already arranged. Private dinners in Munnar, Kumarakom and Kovalam, couples’ Ayurveda at two resorts, a private lake cruise, and cake and flowers on arrival.

  • Slow mornings. Nothing is scheduled before breakfast unless you choose an optional sunrise.

  • Short drives, no backtracking. One-way from Kochi to Thiruvananthapuram, with only one drive of around five hours.

  • Every resort has its own Ayurvedic spa.

WHY BOOK THIS WITH BIZAREXPEDITION

Four of the best luxury resorts Kerala honeymoon couples ask us about, joined into one 8-day route that BizareXpedition plans and runs from arrival to departure.

  • Four named resorts. Brunton Boatyard, Blanket Hotel & Spa, Kumarakom Lake Resort and Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra are named throughout, and each tier maps to a real room category at each property.

  • The honeymoon extras are included. Three private candlelit dinners (Munnar, Kumarakom, Kovalam), two couples' Ayurveda treatments (Kumarakom and Kovalam), a private sunset cruise on Vembanad Lake, and a cake and flowers on arrival.

  • Short drives, free mornings. The longest drive, Kumarakom to Kovalam on Day 6, is about 185 km. Every other day is under about 150 km, and no morning starts before breakfast unless you choose an optional sunrise.

  • One-way route, two airports. Arrive at Kochi, leave from Thiruvananthapuram. The route moves from the harbour to the hills, down to the backwaters and on to the sea, with no return leg to Kochi.

  • A registered company, not a middleman. BizareXpedition Services Pvt. Ltd. (CIN U63090UR2016PTC007433), headquartered in Haridwar, books the resorts and runs the ground arrangements directly.

3-TIER PRICING SUMMARY

Tier Per Couple (approx.) Per Person, twin sharing (approx.)

Premium

Rs.324,702 – Rs.350,678

Rs.162,351 – Rs.175,339

Luxury

Rs.405,342 – Rs.437,769

Rs.202,671 – Rs.218,884

Ultra-Luxury

Rs.647,262 – Rs.699,043

Rs.323,631 – Rs.349,521

Kerala Luxury Honeymoon 3-Tier Pricing Summary

Indicative pricing, modeled per couple. The range covers date and season variation. A final quote is given once dates and room categories are confirmed.

Optional Add-Ons

  • An overnight private houseboat in place of one Kumarakom night.

  • An extra night at Kumarakom or Niraamaya, our most popular addition.

  • Eravikulam National Park to see the endangered Nilgiri tahr (closed for about 45–60 days from 1 February for calving season).

  • Kolukkumalai sunrise by 4WD jeep, a very early start with rough tracks but spectacular views.

  • Varkala’s red cliffs for a late-afternoon walk.

BEST TIME TO VISIT

Season Months What It Means for a Honeymoon Price Guide

Peak

20 December – 5 January

Festive-season rates and minimum stays at most resorts; book top rooms early.

+20% to +30%

High

October – March (other dates)

Dry, warm days on the coast, cool nights in Munnar, calm sea at Kovalam.

Base price

Shoulder

April – May

Hot and humid on the coast; Munnar pleasant; good resort offers.

–10%

Monsoon

June – September

Rain, green hills and full waterfalls; Kerala's traditional Ayurveda season; sea too rough to swim.

–15% to –25%

Kerala Luxury Honeymoon Season Adjustments

Eravikulam National Park (optional on Day 3) closes for about 45 to 60 days from 1 February for the Nilgiri tahr calving season

PRACTICAL NOTES

  • Privacy: Your driver keeps to the plan you set and waits out of sight at the resorts. Nothing is scheduled before breakfast unless you choose it.

  • Special occasions: Tell us about a birthday or anniversary during the trip and we will arrange a cake or flowers at the right resort.

  • Ayurveda: Tell the spa about any medical conditions or pregnancy before a treatment. The included treatments are relaxing massages, not medical programmes.

  • Safety: Kerala is one of India's easier states to travel in. Our team is reachable 24 hours. Swim at Kovalam only in calm conditions and where the resort says it is safe.

  • Drinking water: Drink bottled or filtered water only. The resorts and your vehicle provide it.

  • Dress code: Light cotton for the coast and backwaters; a warm layer for Munnar evenings. Cover shoulders and knees at the synagogue and any temple, and remove shoes where asked.

  • Alcohol: All four resorts serve alcohol to resident guests. Dry days apply across Kerala on some public holidays.

  • Tipping: Not compulsory. As a rough guide: driver Rs.300–500 per day, guides Rs.500 per walk, resort staff at your discretion.

  • Connectivity: Wi-Fi at all four resorts; mobile signal is weaker in the Munnar valleys.

  • Visa: Most nationalities can apply for an Indian e-Visa online before travel. Allow at least a week.

Itinerary (Day Wise)

This is an 8-day private honeymoon built around four of Kerala's best boutique resorts, and the days are kept slow on purpose. You land in Kochi and spend your first night at Brunton Boatyard, an old boatyard on the harbour where every room looks out at passing ships. In the evening you can walk down to watch the Chinese fishing nets at sunset. From there you drive up to Munnar for two nights at Blanket Hotel & Spa, which sits on a cliff facing a waterfall. Mornings are for walking the tea rows in the mist, and one evening ends with a private candlelit dinner. Next you come down to the backwaters at Kumarakom Lake Resort, where you stay in a pool villa by Vembanad Lake. Here you'll have a couples' Ayurveda treatment, a private sunset cruise on the lake and dinner by the water. The last two nights are at Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra near Kovalam, in an old Kerala cottage above the sea, with a second spa treatment and a quiet dinner on the beach. You fly home from Thiruvananthapuram, only about 20 km away. Drives are short, you have a private car and driver throughout, and nothing starts before breakfast unless you want it to.

Day 1

ARRIVE KOCHI | BRUNTON BOATYARD

Route: Cochin International Airport (COK) to Fort Kochi, about 40 km

Your driver meets you at Cochin International Airport and takes you across the harbour islands to Fort Kochi.

Brunton Boatyard stands where George Brunton and his sons once built boats, more than a century ago. The yard closed long ago, and the building was restored as a hotel in a mix of English, Portuguese and Dutch styles. All 22 rooms, and their bathrooms, look out over the harbour mouth. Ships, fishing boats and sometimes dolphins pass the window.

Late in the afternoon, walk along the shore to the Chinese fishing nets. Each is about 10 metres high. Stones hanging from ropes at the back balance the net so finely that one man walking the main beam tips it into the water. At sunset the nets stand dark against the sky.

Experience of the Day

  • Airport welcome and check-in

  • Harbour views from your room

  • Sunset at the Chinese fishing nets

Just for the Two of You

A honeymoon cake and flowers are waiting in your room on arrival.

Food

Recommended: Dinner at History, the hotel's restaurant, with dishes from Kochi's Portuguese, Dutch, British and Jewish kitchens.

Must-Try: Kochi-style fish moilee, fish cooked gently in coconut milk.

Activities to Do

  • Rest after the flight

  • Evening walk along Fort Kochi's shore

Day 2

FORT KOCHI TO MUNNAR | UP INTO THE TEA HILLS

Route: Fort Kochi – Mattancherry – Kothamangalam – Adimali – Munnar, about 140 km

After breakfast, a short guided walk in Mattancherry. The Paradesi Synagogue, built in 1568, has a floor of hand-painted tiles brought from Canton in the 18th century and glass chandeliers from Belgium. The lanes of Jew Town around it are full of spice warehouses and antique shops.

Then drive east into the Western Ghats. Past Adimali the road climbs through cardamom and pepper country, with the Cheeyappara waterfall right beside it.

Blanket Hotel & Spa sits about 8 km before Munnar town, on a cliff facing the Attukad waterfall. You arrive in time to sit by the infinity pool as the light goes over the valley.

Note on opening days: The Paradesi Synagogue is closed on Fridays, Saturdays and Jewish holidays. If Day 2 falls on one of those days, the walk covers Jew Town's lanes and the spice market instead.

Experience of the Day

  • Paradesi Synagogue and Jew Town

  • Drive into the Western Ghats

  • Cheeyappara waterfall

  • First evening above the Attukad falls

Food

Recommended: Lunch at a Kerala restaurant on the road near Adimali.

Must-Try: Appam with vegetable stew.

Shopping

Jew Town, Mattancherry, for spices, tea and antiques.

Activities to Do

  • Mattancherry walk

  • Drive to Munnar

  • Evening at the infinity pool

Day 3

MUNNAR | TEA, MIST AND A PRIVATE DINNER

Route: Munnar tea estates, Nallathanni, and back to the resort; local drives

Munnar's tea gardens were planted from the 1880s. The bushes follow the contours of every slope, so from a height the hills look combed. Mid-morning, walk a stretch of tea rows with a local guide, when the pickers are at work and the mist is lifting.

Visit the Tata Tea Museum at Nallathanni Estate, opened in 2004. It traces Munnar's tea from a hand roller of 1905 to a modern factory, and ends with a tasting.

The afternoon is free. In the evening, a private candlelit dinner is set up for the two of you at the resort, with the sound of the falls below.

Note on Eravikulam: Eravikulam National Park, home of the endangered Nilgiri tahr, can be added in the morning. It closes for the tahr calving season for about 45 to 60 days from 1 February.

Experience of the Day

  • Tea-row walk in the morning mist

  • Tata Tea Museum and tasting

  • Free afternoon

  • Private candlelit dinner

Just for the Two of You

Private candlelit dinner at Blanket Hotel & Spa, set on the valley side of the resort.

Food

Recommended: The private dinner at the resort.

Must-Try: Kerala-style chicken or vegetable curry with Malabar parotta.

Shopping

Munnar tea and cardamom from the Tea Museum shop.

Activities to Do

  • Guided tea-estate walk

  • Tata Tea Museum

  • Couple time at the pool or spa

Optional Nearby Excursions

  • Eravikulam National Park for the Nilgiri tahr (outside February–March)

  • Kolukkumalai sunrise by 4WD jeep (4 am start, about an hour of rough track each way)

Day 4

MUNNAR TO KUMARAKOM | FROM THE HILLS TO THE LAKE

Route: Munnar – Adimali – Thodupuzha – Kottayam – Kumarakom, about 150 km

The road drops out of the hills through rubber estates to the flat land around Kottayam. You reach Kumarakom, on the eastern shore of Vembanad Lake, by early afternoon.

Kumarakom Lake Resort is built from old Kerala homes. The main restaurant is an ettukettu, an eight-sided house with two courtyards, once the home of the martial-arts teacher to King Marthanda Varma of Travancore. It was dismantled and rebuilt here by hand. The spa, Ayurmana, is also an old family home, moved here in one piece.

The resort's own one-hour sunset cruise goes out in the late afternoon. It is your first look at the lake.

The Human Story

Traditional Kerala houses were built by master carpenters, the thachan, using joints cut so exactly that no nails were needed. That craft is why an old house can be numbered, taken apart and put back up on a new site. Many of the resort's villas were rebuilt the same way from village houses.

Experience of the Day

  • Drive down from the hills

  • The ettukettu and heritage villas

  • Sunset cruise on Vembanad Lake

Food

Recommended: Dinner at Vembanad, the resort's seafood restaurant on the water.

Must-Try: Karimeen pollichathu, pearl-spot fish cooked in banana leaf.

Activities to Do

  • Drive to Kumarakom

  • Resort sunset cruise

  • Evening at your villa

Day 5

KUMARAKOM | THE LAKE TO YOURSELVES

Route: Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, the resort and Vembanad Lake; local

An early, optional walk in the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, 14 acres on the lake shore. Egrets, herons, darters and kingfishers live here all year, and migrant ducks and teals come from November to February.

Late morning, a couples' Ayurveda treatment at Ayurmana, the resort's spa.

The land around the lake is Kuttanad, where much of the farmland lies below sea level. Rice is grown in fields held back by earth dykes, and from a boat you look down at the crop. In the late afternoon a private boat takes the two of you out across the lake and along the paddy dykes to watch the sun go down over the water.

Dinner is set up privately by the lake.

Experience of the Day

  • Bird sanctuary walk

  • Couples' Ayurveda at Ayurmana

  • Private sunset cruise

  • Private lakeside dinner

Just for the Two of You

Couples' Ayurveda treatment, a private sunset cruise on Vembanad Lake and a candlelit dinner by the water.

Food

Recommended: Tea and banana fritters at the resort's Thattukada tea stall in the late afternoon.

Must-Try: Duck roast, a Kuttanad speciality.

Activities to Do

  • Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary

  • Spa

  • Private lake cruise

  • Lakeside dinner

Optional Nearby Excursions

  • An overnight private houseboat instead of the second resort night (quoted separately)

Day 6

KUMARAKOM TO KOVALAM | TO THE CLIFFTOP

Route: Kumarakom – Kottayam – Kollam – Thiruvananthapuram bypass – Niraamaya (Pulinkudi, near Kovalam), about 185 km

The longest drive of the trip runs south through Kottayam and along the coast past Kollam. You arrive at Niraamaya in the afternoon.

The resort spreads over 22 acres of palm garden running down to a cliff above the Arabian Sea, with a quiet beach below. Its 31 cottages are built from old Kerala family houses, tharavads, brought from across the region and restored. It is a member of Relais & Châteaux.

Watch the sun set over the sea from the cliff edge.

Experience of the Day

  • Coast drive south

  • Arrival at Niraamaya

  • Sunset from the cliff

Food

Recommended: Dinner at the resort.

Must-Try: Kerala prawn curry with red rice.

Activities to Do

  • Drive to Kovalam

  • Sunset from the cliff

  • Evening at the resort

Day 7

KOVALAM | SEA, SPA AND A BEACH DINNER

Route: Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra and the Kovalam coast; local

The whole day is free. Swim in the infinity pool cut into the cliff, walk down to the beach, or take the resort's yoga class in the morning.

In the afternoon, a couples' Ayurveda treatment at the Niraamaya spa.

Your last evening ends with a private candlelit dinner on the beach below the resort.

Experience of the Day

  • Free morning by the sea

  • Couples' Ayurveda at Niraamaya

  • Private beach dinner

Just for the Two of You

Couples' spa treatment and a private candlelit dinner on the beach on your last night.

Food

Recommended: The private beach dinner.

Must-Try: Seer fish grilled with Kerala spices.

Activities to Do

  • Pool and beach

  • Spa

  • Beach dinner

Optional Nearby Excursions

  • Varkala's red laterite cliffs, about 55 km north, for a late-afternoon walk (quoted separately)

  • Kovalam's lighthouse beach and the Vizhinjam lighthouse, a short drive away

Day 8

DEPARTURE | NIRAAMAYA TO THIRUVANANTHAPURAM

Route: Niraamaya to Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV), about 20 km

A slow last breakfast above the sea. Your driver takes you to Thiruvananthapuram airport in time for your flight.

Experience of the Day

  • Last morning by the sea

  • Airport drop

Food

Recommended: Breakfast at the resort.

Must-Try: Puttu and kadala curry, a Kerala breakfast.

Activities to Do

  • Airport transfer

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) & People Also Ask — Kerala Luxury Honeymoon: Ultra-Premium Resort

We help you prepare for your trip and ensure an effortless and enjoyable travel experience.

What are the best luxury resorts in Kerala for a honeymoon?

For a circuit of the whole state, four stand out: Brunton Boatyard on Kochi harbour, Blanket Hotel & Spa above the Attukad falls in Munnar, Kumarakom Lake Resort on Vembanad Lake, and Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra on the cliffs near Kovalam. Together they cover the harbour, the hills, the backwaters and the sea, and all four have their own Ayurvedic spa.

How many days are enough for a Kerala honeymoon?

Seven to eight days is enough for four settings without long drives every day. This plan gives two nights each in Munnar, Kumarakom and Kovalam and one in Kochi. With ten days, add a night at Kumarakom or Kovalam rather than another destination.

What is the best month for a honeymoon in Kerala?

October to March is the best time for most couples: dry, warm days, cool Munnar nights and a calm sea. Late December and early January are the most expensive. The monsoon, June to September, is green and quiet with lower rates, and it is Kerala's traditional season for Ayurveda.

Is Kumarakom or Alleppey better for a honeymoon?

For a luxury honeymoon, Kumarakom is usually the better base. It has more high-end lakeside resorts, including Kumarakom Lake Resort, and is quieter. Alleppey is best known for houseboats. You can add an overnight private houseboat to this trip in place of one Kumarakom night.

Should we stay on a houseboat or in a resort?

A resort gives you more space, a pool, a spa and a private dinner setting, while a houseboat gives you a night on the water. This package uses a lakeside resort with a private sunset cruise. An overnight houseboat can be added as an upgrade; note that houseboats must moor by dusk and do not cruise at night.

Do the resorts have private pools?

Some rooms do. At Kumarakom Lake Resort, the Heritage Lake View Villas have private plunge pools and the Presidential Suites have private pools, while the Meandering Pool Villas open onto a shared 250-metre pool. Blanket and Niraamaya have infinity pools with valley and sea views.

How much does a luxury Kerala honeymoon cost?

This 8-day trip costs about Rs.324,702 to Rs.350,678 per couple in the Premium room tier, about Rs.405,342 to Rs.437,769 for Luxury, and about Rs.647,262 to Rs.699,043 for Ultra-Luxury. Prices include the resorts, vehicle, three private dinners, two couples' spa treatments, a private cruise, entries and GST.

Is Kerala safe for honeymoon couples?

Yes, Kerala is one of India's more relaxed states for couples. You travel with your own driver, stay at well-run resorts, and our team is reachable 24 hours. Ordinary care applies: modest dress at religious sites and swimming only where the resort says the sea is safe.

How is this different from BizareXpedition's Kerala Cliff & Beach Honeymoon?

That package is a 5-day coastal honeymoon around Trivandrum, Kovalam and Varkala at BizareXpedition's standard hotel tier. This one runs 8 days from Kochi through Munnar and Kumarakom to Kovalam, and is built around four named luxury resorts with private dinners and spa treatments included.

Can you arrange a surprise, like a proposal or anniversary dinner?

Yes. Tell us what you have in mind and we will arrange it with the resort, whether a beach dinner, flowers in the room or a cake on a particular night. Details are shared only with the person who books.

Do we need a visa for India?

Yes. Most nationalities can apply for an Indian e-Visa online before travel, and both Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram airports accept e-Visa arrivals. Apply at least a week ahead and check the official e-Visa site for your nationality.

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