A holiday booked between Kerala and Gujarat is an excellent place to visit a state that boasts of heritage cities, deserts, temples, wildlife reserves and beautiful coastlines all in the same state. Tourists now desire well-organised Gujarat tour packages from Kerala that are comfortable, fun-filled and accessible for transportation to places.
A lot of tourists coming to Kerala also consider high-end trips, particularly when they would prefer to stay in selected locations and be guided through sightseeing and free transfers. Kerala families desire culture, and, therefore, a Gujarat family holiday is a nice option. Quiet beaches, desert sunsets, and historic buildings are more likely to attract the couples, which makes it romantic. Travel agents like Rajasthan Cab simplify the process of travelling by providing managed transport, hotel reservations and customisation services for any type of Gujarat holiday.
Detailed Itinerary
Take a flight to Ahmedabad, Kerala, and begin your holiday tour by briefly introducing yourself to the heritage and culture of the city. See the great Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi lived and led the freedom struggle of India. Vision See the beautiful Adalaj Stepwell and in the evening walk along the Sabarmati Riverfront. Stay overnight in Ahmedabad.
Visit Patan, the city of fantastic structures and ancient weaving. Explore Rani ki Vav, a unique stepwell of UNESCO world heritage that is carved with thousands of sculptures. Go to Patola weaving centers and observe the process of making the double ikat weaving technique. Explore the local markets in the evening and spend the night in Patan
On the first day, you can pay a visit to the great Sun Temple at Modhera. The memory to the spiritual is given by its beautifully sculpted pillars, halls and stepped tank. Go on to the only hill station in this part of the country, Mount Abu. Take time to relax in Nakki Lake at sunset and stroll in the local streets and go to sleep
Visit the popular Dilwara Jain Temples in Mount Abu that have carvings of marble, which are amazingly detailed. Spend the afternoon in places of view such as Honeymoon Point and spots of sunset, which give broad views of the valley. Mount Abu is a cool place that offers a cool breeze during the Gujarat trip. Stay overnight in Mount Abu.
Go to Ambaji, an important pilgrimage site which contains the holy Ambaji Temple. Having visited the temple and seen the surroundings, head towards Udaipur, the City of Lakes. Take your time and walk along the shores of Lake Pichola in the evening and enjoy the peaceful environment. Overnight stay in Udaipur.
Quit Udaipur and go to Vadodara, a place of royal designs. See the great Laxmi Vilas Palace, bigger than Buckingham Palace, London, and still occupied by the royal family. Visit Sayaji Garden, Baroda Museum and local vibrant markets. Evening free for leisure or rest. Overnight stay in Vadodara.
Have breakfast and then go to Surat, a lively sea city with a wonderful textile market, food culture, and seashore. See the Dutch Garden and have a rest at Dumas Beach. Visit the popular jewellery and saree markets of Surat. Overnight stay in Surat.
Go on to Ahmedabad to finish up your Gujarat tour. Visit local food markets, lanes and handcrafts and textile stores. There is also the Calico Museum of Textiles that you can visit in case you have time. Leisure time in the evening, and stay overnight.
Then, after eating breakfast, go to the airport or the railway station to continue your journey back to Kerala. On your 9-day journey through Gujarat, you have memories of temples, palaces, lakes, wildlife, coastlines, and cultural beauty.
What You'll Experience
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View the ancient structures and the riverfront of Ahmedabad.
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Visit the Rani ki Vav and the Modhera Sun Temple, which are listed at UNESCO.
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Savor a lovely cool view at Mount Abu.
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Visit the Ambaji Temple and peaceful lakes of Udaipur.
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Read the history of Vadodara as a royal place.
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Beaches, markets and the city life of Surat.
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Commute easily to every location.
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This destination is highly regarded by luxury travellers, families, and couples in the state of Kerala.
Inclusions & Exclusions
✓ What's Included
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Accommodation in well-appointed hotels on a double / triple sharing basis.
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Daily breakfast at the hotel.
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All transfers and sightseeing by air-conditioned vehicle (as per itinerary).Pick-up and drop from airport / railway station / bus stand.
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Sightseeing as mentioned in the tour itinerary.
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All applicable hotel taxes.
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Driver allowance, toll tax, parking charges, and fuel cost.
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Assistance during arrival and departure.
✕ Not Included
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Airfare, train fare, or bus fare.
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Entry fees to monuments, museums, parks, and attractions.
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Meals other than those specified in the inclusions.
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Personal expenses such as laundry, tips, telephone calls, shopping, etc.
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Camera or video camera fees.
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Any adventure activities or optional tours not mentioned in the itinerary.
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GST or any other applicable government taxes (if not mentioned in inclusions).
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Any expenses caused by natural calamities, roadblocks, strikes, or unforeseen circumstances.
Your Journey
Common Questions
How many days are ideal for a Gujarat trip from Kerala?
Around 8–10 days are perfect for major sightseeing.
What is the best time to visit Gujarat?
October to March is the most pleasant travel season.
Are flights available from Kerala to Gujarat?
Yes, multiple airports in Kerala offer flights to Ahmedabad.
Is Gujarat suitable for family and honeymoon tours?
Yes, it offers cultural, scenic and relaxing destinations.
Can this itinerary be customized?
Yes, it can be adjusted to match your preferences.
