By Air
Kerala is most accessible from all parts of India and other parts of the world. Trivandrum International Airport is 7 kilometers away from the city center; therefore, it is suitable for southern sites such as Varkala and Ponmudi. Any of the three following airports can be used to get to Cochin, Kumarakom, and Munnar. Cochin International Airport is the busiest and the Solar Empire one. For Domestic there is a domestic terminal for flights to Beypore and for International, there is an International terminal for Wayanad. Among them, Kannur Airport is nearest to Thalassery and Bekal Fort. Every airport has available ground transportation that includes taxis, buses, and renting of private cars so that everyone can move freely within the state.
By Road
You can enjoy the panoramic beauty with a road trip to Kerala. It is a must-go-list item. National Highways 17, 44, 47 & 49, and a few other National Highways and State Highways connect the state with other parts of India. You can self-drive or hire a car or taxi from any city in India or even take a cab from any other city in India. The other road link to Kerala is by bus for which there are both public and private with a variety of coaches ranging from luxurious sleeping coaches to seated coaches.
By Train
The train network in Kerala is mind-blowing, you can reach anywhere by trains coming from all the major cities in India, even New Delhi or as near as Karnataka. And they can take you almost anywhere you want. The only districts that do not have track connectivity are Wayanad and Idukki. The best part is the Konkan rail line, which enters into and out of Kerala passing through important stations like Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Alappuzha, Kozhikode, Kottayam, and Ernakulam. Lists of the main trains are Kerala Tatkal Express, Rajdhani, Duronto, and some other trains have weekly availability for booking. If you want something with a touch of a ride, you could go for a luxury train travel like Maharajas’ Express and Golden Chariot with set travel routings to South India’s biggest attractions.
By Sea
There are some options to get to Kerala via sea since it is a coastal state. However, you will be surprised to learn that its backwaters sites are linked up to the Lakshadweep Islands. If you want to go by water it is easily accessible by sea - from Kochi through Cochin Port or from Thiruvananthapuram by Vizhinjam International Seaport. To make your visit memorable, it is recommended to buy Kerala travel packages.
