How to Reach Kerala by Road
If you want the same exquisite coastal views and time is of no concern, a road trip to Kerala is surely worth a spot on your wish-list. National Highways 17, 44, 47 and 49, along with smaller highways and roads, connect the state to the rest of the country. You can drive yourself or hire a car or taxi from any major city in India.
The distance is around
- From New Delhi 2550 km
- From Mumbai 1248 km
- From Goa 834 Km
- From Bengaluru 461 km
- From Chennai 603 Km
How to Reach Kerala by Air
Kerala has just become India’s only state with four airports that run both domestic as well as international flights. They are the Trivandrum, Cochin, Kozhikode and Kannur Airports. This makes flying into Kerala easy and convenient, no matter which part of India or the world one is coming from. Each airport sits in a different region of the state, so you can easily land at the one that best suits your itinerary.
How to Reach Kerala by Train
Taking a train to Kerala is an amazing experience, offering scenic views of the stunning coastline and the Western Ghats for large parts of the journey. Connectivity, convenience, and cost-effectiveness are other key features of rail travel, especially with the state boasting 200 active stations. The network is incredible, with trains running from all major Indian cities — as far as New Delhi or as close as Karnataka.
How to Reach Kerala by Sea
Being a coastal state, there are ways to reach Kerala by sea. In fact, its famous backwaters are connected all the way to Lakshadweep Islands! Make unique travel memories by making your way here by sea, with cruise ships from Cochin Port in Kochi or Vizhinjam International Seaport in Thiruvananthapuram.