6 Days Kerala Holiday Package From Bangalore 2027 | North

A full Wayanad day. The morning is Edakkal Caves near Sulthan Bathery — a moderate 45 to 60 minute uphill walk to a natural rock shelter on the Ambukuthi hills containing pictorial carvings estimated between 3,000 and 6,000 years old, the only Stone Age petroglyphs in South India. For a Bengaluru group used to the Deccan Plateau's ancient rock formations, the Wayanad cave carvings represent a different historical layer — Western Ghats tribal culture rather than Deccan empire.
The afternoon is Kuruva Island — a protected river delta in the Kabini River entered by bamboo raft with over 160 documented bird species. Overnight at Wayanad.

The drive from Wayanad to Kannur covers approximately 115 kilometres from Kalpetta — around two hours through the north Kerala hill country. Kannur is the handloom and Theyyam district — culturally the most distinct stop on this kerala holiday package from bangalore. The afternoon covers the Kanhirode Weavers Cooperative Society, 13 kilometres east of Kannur city — one of over 70 active weaving cooperatives in the district where over 13,000 weavers produce furnishing fabrics and bedspreads on traditional looms.
The sound of working looms in a cooperative workshop is a sensory contrast to any Bengaluru IT park that the group has spent the previous year in. Overnight at Kannur.

The cultural centrepiece of this kerala holiday package from bangalore. The morning is Theyyam — the ritual art form performed at village temples and sacred groves across Kannur and Kasaragod from November to May, where performers embody specific deities through elaborate costume and fire. Over 400 varieties exist, each with a distinct deity, costume and ritual sequence. The Bon team arranges access to a local temple Theyyam on the day — timing and venue depend on the Malayalam calendar.
The afternoon is Fort St. Angelo — the Portuguese fort built in 1505 on a rocky promontory above the Kannur harbour, one of Kerala's earliest colonial structures. The evening is the Kannur waterfront. Overnight at Kannur.

The drive from Kannur to Bekal covers approximately 78 kilometres north through Kasaragod district. The Bekal Fort afternoon gives the group the largest fort in Kerala — 40 acres of laterite walls on a rocky headland where nearly three quarters of the outer wall has water on the other side. The keyhole shape of the fort is visible from the beach approach and the scale of the 12-metre walls becomes clear only on standing at the base.
Kappil Beach, approximately 7 kilometres from the fort, is where the Kappil River meets the Arabian Sea — the estuary and the open sea share the same shoreline. Evening at the Bekal beach stretch. Overnight at Bekal.

The final morning at Bekal before the return drive to Kochi Airport — approximately 470 kilometres taking between seven and eight hours. The Bon team plans the Day 6 schedule around the confirmed departure flight time from Kochi to Bangalore at the time of booking.
Travellers with evening flights from Kochi have a Bekal morning — the beach beside the fort at low tide, the Ananthapura Lake Temple approximately 30 kilometres from Bekal if time allows, or a final walk on the Kappil estuary bank. The Bon Voyagers vehicle drops at Kochi Airport. This kerala holiday package from bangalore ends here.