Question 1

Why should Malaysians and Singaporean choose Kerala for holidays?

Accepted Answer

Kerala is only a short 4–5 hour flight from Kuala Lumpur or Changi Aiport Singapore making it one of the most convenient international destinations. It offers cool highlands like Cameron Highlands (but much bigger and greener), backwaters like Langkawi (but with houseboat stays), and beaches like Penang and Terengganu. With halal food widely available and many mosques across the state, it’s a perfect choice for Malaysian Muslim travelers.

Question 2

Are the packages customizable for Malaysian and Singaporean travelers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can customize itineraries to suit your needs — whether you’re traveling for a honeymoon, family holiday, corporate trip, or pilgrimage. Flights can be arranged from Kuala Lumpur, Penang, or Singapore for added convenience.

Question 3

How is Kerala different from Malaysia’s Cameron Highlands?

Accepted Answer

While both are known for tea plantations and cool weather, Munnar in Kerala is much larger and more scenic, with endless rolling hills, waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries. Malaysians will find it both familiar and refreshingly unique.

Question 4

How far is Kerala from Malaysia?

Accepted Answer

Kerala is just a 4–5 hour flight from Kuala Lumpur to Kochi or Trivandrum. Direct and connecting flights are available on airlines like AirAsia, Malindo Air, and SriLankan Airlines, making it one of the easiest Indian states for Malaysians to visit.

Question 5

Why is Kerala popular among Malaysian travelers?

Accepted Answer

Kerala offers a mix of experiences that Malaysians love — cool highlands like Cameron Highlands (but bigger and greener in Munnar), backwater cruises in Alleppey (similar to Langkawi mangroves but on houseboats), and beautiful beaches like Kovalam and Varkala. On top of that, halal food and mosques are easy to find, making Kerala very Muslim-friendly.

Question 6

Do you provide halal food during the tours?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Kerala has a large Muslim community, so halal restaurants and Muslim-friendly hotels are widely available. We also arrange meals according to your preference, ensuring comfort for Malaysian Muslim travelers.

Question 7

What type of Kerala tour packages do you offer?

Accepted Answer

We provide a variety of packages, including:
Honeymoon Packages – romantic houseboat stays and Munnar resorts
Family Holidays – wildlife parks, beaches, and cultural tours
Luxury Tours – 4- & 5-star resorts with Ayurvedic spa experiences
Budget Packages – affordable Kerala itineraries starting from RM 1,250

Question 8

What’s included in your Kerala packages?

Accepted Answer

Our packages usually include:
 ✔️ Hotel stays (3★, 4★, or 5★ options)
 ✔️ Daily breakfast (plus full meals on houseboat cruises)
 ✔️ Private transport with driver-guide
 ✔️ Airport transfers
 ✔️ Sightseeing tours as per itinerary

Question 9

What’s the best time to visit Kerala?

Accepted Answer

The best time for Malaysians to enjoy Kerala is October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant for sightseeing, backwater cruising, and hill station trips

Question 10

What is the cost of a Kerala package from Malaysia?

Accepted Answer

The cost of a Kerala package from Malaysia varies based on the duration and hotel choice. For example:

- 5D4N Kerala Package: from ~RM 1,250
- 7D6N Kerala Package: from ~RM 1,500–1,620
- 9D8N Kerala Package: from ~RM 2,099

(All prices exclude international airfare).

Question 11

Do you have Branch office at Malaysia ?

Accepted Answer

Yes we do have branch office in Malaysia. You may check our MOTAC licence at https://www.motac.gov.my/en/check/tobtab

Question 12

How to book a leisure travel package in Kerala?

Accepted Answer

Booking a leisure travel package to Kerala, often referred to as "God's Own Country," is a straightforward process with many options available to suit different preferences and budgets. Here's a guide to help you plan your trip:
How to Book a Leisure Travel Package in Kerala
Define Your Travel Preferences:
Duration: Decide how many days you wish to spend in Kerala. Packages can range from short 3-day getaways to comprehensive 15-day tours.
Travel Style: Are you looking for a romantic honeymoon, a family vacation, an adventure trip, a relaxing escape, or a cultural immersion?
Interests: Kerala offers diverse experiences. Do you want to explore hill stations (Munnar, Wayanad), backwaters (Alleppey, Kumarakom), beaches (Kovalam, Varkala), wildlife (Thekkady), or cultural sites (Kochi)? Many packages combine these to offer a varied experience.
Budget: Determine your approximate budget, as packages vary significantly in price based on duration, accommodation type (e.g., 3-star, 4-star, 5-star, houseboat), and inclusions.

Question 13

Where should I exchange my money – in Malaysia or in India?

Accepted Answer

We recommend changing your money in Malaysia before traveling to India, if possible. Money changers in Malaysia generally offer better exchange rates compared to those in India. Additionally, converting your currency in advance helps you avoid delays and ensures you have local currency readily available upon arrival for immediate expenses such as transport, tips, or meals.
However, if you are unable to exchange currency in Malaysia, you can still change money at:
Authorized money changers in Indian airports and major cities
Banks (though rates may be slightly less favorable and may involve more paperwork)
For the best experience:
Avoid changing large amounts at airports due to higher service charges.
Carry some small denomination notes for convenience.

Question 14

Do OCI card holders require a visa to visit India?

Accepted Answer

No, OCI card holders do not require a visa to visit India. An Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card grants you lifelong, multiple-entry access to India, eliminating the need for a separate visa.

Question 15

Can Malaysian and Singaporean travelers wear small amounts of gold when entering India?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Malaysian and Singaporean guests are allowed to bring small amounts of gold jewelry for personal use, such as a chain and a ring, when traveling to India. You can wear these items without needing to declare them, as long as the quantity and value are within permissible limits set by Indian customs.
Key Guidelines:
Gold worn on the body (e.g., ring, chain, earrings) is generally not subject to duty if it is clearly for personal use.
The duty-free allowance for gold is available only to passengers who have stayed abroad for more than 6 months.
Any excess gold or high-value jewelry (beyond personal wear) may be liable for customs duty and must be declared upon arrival.
✅ Allowed:
1 small chain
1 ring
Modest earrings or bangles
❌ Avoid carrying:
Gold bars, coins, or large amounts of unworn gold
Expensive or multiple gold items not intended for personal use
For peace of mind, always travel with receipts for valuable items and check the latest customs regulations before your trip.

Question 16

Which airlines fly from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to Cochin, India?

Accepted Answer

From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) to Cochin (COK):

- **AirAsia**
- **Malaysia Airlines**
- **Batik Air Malaysia**

These airlines offer direct flights several times per week, with both economy and premium options.

From Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Cochin (COK):

- **Singapore Airlines**
- **Air India Express** (selected days)

For one-stop flights:

- **IndiGo**
- **Scoot** (via other Indian cities)
- **Vistara**

**Tips for Booking:** Direct flights are the fastest and most convenient. Connecting flights may be cheaper but involve stopovers (usually in Chennai, Mumbai, or Bangalore). Compare prices and timings on platforms like Skyscanner, Google Flights, or the airline's official websites.

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