The Kerala Government has revised the quarantine rules and protocols for all passengers coming by road, air or train. Th state travel guidelines are as follows:

• As per the revised guidelines, all visitors traveling to the state will have to undergo COVID_19 Antigen test.
• All travelers are required to have the Aarogya Setu application downloaded on their phones.
• The travellers will undergo 14-day home quarantine if they have a valid contactable phone and Aarogya Setu app in their mobile telephones.
• Any movement of individuals for nonessential reasons to be curbed from 10 pm to 5 am.
• In open spaces, use of masks, social distancing and usage if hand sanitisers is required.

A.) The ideal duration for a Kerala tour would be around 6 to 7 days, which would include a couple of leisure days as well, so that you can cover all the places of interest. Take a look at the list below to better plan your Kerala trip:

• Munnar (2 days)
• Thekkady (2 days)
• Alleppy (2 days)
• Thiruvananthapuram(4 days)
• Cochin (1 day)
• Kanyakumari (1 day)

A.) Kerala is accessible for general public only during August - February. This makes summers and monsoons ideal seasons to visit Kerala.

A.) The cuisine of Kerala is a decadent mix of spicy and savory, vegetarian and non-vegetarian, sometimes topped with cream, nuts and raisins. Some of the top dishes of Kerala are:

• Appam with stew
• Kerala Pulao
• Dum Aloo
• Malabar Parotta
• pumpkin and lentil curry
• Palada payasam
• Thalassery biriyani
• Karimeen pollichathu
• Kerala prawn curry

Prohibition is not in force. However, except for The Grand Palace Intercontinental and Hotel Broadway, both of which have bars, few other hotels in Kerala serve alcohol.