Madavoorpara Tour Package 2 Days
Book Madavoorpara Tour Package 2 Days with Trypdeals starting at Rs. 4847 per person. Hotel stay, transfers, breakfast and sightseeing all covered, best prices guaranteed, and round-the-clock support.
per person · inclusive of all taxes
25° – 29°C
September in Madavoorpara
Description
Book Madavoorpara Tour Package 2 Days with Trypdeals starting at Rs. 4847 per person. Hotel stay, transfers, breakfast and sightseeing all covered, best prices guaranteed, and round-the-clock support.
This 2 days 1 nights itinerary covers 8 handpicked stops, including Madavoorpara Mahadeva Temple, Kilimanoor Palace, Sivagiri Mutt and more. Based around Thiruvananthapuram district, the route is planned for easy, unhurried sightseeing without long backtracking. October–March is the best time to travel for pleasant weather. Your 1-night stay is arranged in a comfortable, well-reviewed hotel. Pickup and drop are arranged right from your madavoorpara hotel, so there's nothing extra to plan on your end. Every booking is backed by Trypdeals' 24x7 support team, from planning to the day you're back home.
Weather in Madavoorpara
Best time: October to MarchAverage temperature range: 23°C – 33°C
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Rock Temple, Palace and Varkala
After pickup from your Madavoorpara hotel, the day visits a rock-top temple, the birthplace of Raja Ravi Varma, a reformer's mutt and the temple at Varkala, with a lunch break between stops. You return to Madavoorpara for the night.
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Madavoorpara Mahadeva Temple
Madavoorpara Mahadeva Temple is built on top of a large rock at Madavoorpara, near Kilimanoor. The temple is reached by a climb of steps up the rock, and from the top there are wide views of the surrounding countryside. It is a quiet, hilltop temple with an old-world feel.
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Kilimanoor Palace
Kilimanoor Palace is the birthplace of the painter Raja Ravi Varma, who was born here in 1848. The old royal residence is set in a green compound and is linked to a family of artists and scholars. Visitors come to see the building and to learn about Ravi Varma's early life.
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Sivagiri Mutt
Sivagiri Mutt at Varkala holds the samadhi of Sree Narayana Guru, the great social reformer of Kerala. The Sivagiri pilgrimage in December and January brings thousands of visitors to the hill. The mutt is peaceful and simple, and a good place to learn about the Guru's message of one caste, one religion, one God.
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Janardanaswamy Temple
This ancient temple in Varkala is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is believed to be thousands of years old. The temple features a circular sanctum and a tank where devotees perform rituals. It is an important pilgrimage site and also offers a view of the surrounding area from its elevated position.
Cliffs, Beaches and Fort
After breakfast at the hotel, the day visits the red cliff at Varkala, two beaches and an old fort.
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Varkala Cliff
Varkala Cliff is a unique geological formation where red laterite cliffs rise steeply above the Arabian Sea. The cliff top is lined with shops and restaurants, and a pathway leads along the edge with panoramic views. Visitors can also descend to the beach below, which is known for its mineral springs.
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Papanasam Beach
Papanasam Beach lies below the Varkala cliff, and its name means "destroyer of sins". Hindus come here to perform rites for ancestors, and a freshwater spring flows near the shore. The beach is backed by tall red cliffs and is quieter than the main beach.
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Kappil Beach
Kappil Beach is a quiet beach located near Kasaragod, where the backwaters meet the Arabian Sea. The beach is known for its clean sands and the adjacent Kappil Lake, which is ideal for boating. Visitors can relax on the shore and watch the sunset.
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Anjengo Fort
Anjengo Fort, also known as Anchuthengu Fort, was built by the British East India Company in the 17th century and served as their first trading post on the Malabar Coast. The laterite walls and bastions still stand, offering a view of the Arabian Sea and the nearby backwaters. Visitors can explore the ruins and learn about the colonial history of the region.
Tour Overview
Book Madavoorpara Tour Package 2 Days with Trypdeals starting at Rs. 4847 per person. Hotel stay, transfers, breakfast and sightseeing all covered, best prices guaranteed, and round-the-clock support.
Madavoorpara is a rocky hill village in the north of Thiruvananthapuram district, close to Kilimanoor. This two-day plan covers a rock temple, the birthplace of a famous painter, a reformer's mutt and a temple in Varkala, then the beaches and fort of the northern coast.
Madavoorpara 2 Days Package Price
2 Adults: Rs. 8955 per person
3 Adults: Rs. 7331 per person
4-7 Adults: Rs. 5595 per person
8-10 Adults: Rs. 5595 per person
11-12 Adults: Rs. 4847 per person
For long weekend, holidays and festivals, extra charges applicable.
Inclusions in Madavoorpara 2 Days Tour Package
- All sightseeing as per itinerary over 2 days
- 1 night stay in 3 star AC hotel in Madavoorpara on twin sharing
- Breakfast on Day 2
- AC vehicle (Dzire/Etios, Innova, or Tempo Traveller as per group size)
- Driver allowance, fuel, parking charges and toll taxes
Exclusions in Madavoorpara Package
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
- Entry tickets, boating, and guide services
- Personal expenses and camera fees
- All meals other than breakfast
Child Policy for Madavoorpara Trip
- Child up to 6 years: Free
- Child 6 to 8 years: Half charge
- Child above 8 years: Full charge
Payment Policy for Madavoorpara Package Booking
- 20 percent advance at time of booking
- 20 percent after getting hotel booking voucher
- 60 percent balance before the tour date
- For tours between 15 Dec to 2 Jan, 50 percent advance payment required
Cancellation Policy for Madavoorpara Tour
- Minimum Rs. 3000 cancellation charge per person
- 10 percent or Rs. 3000 per person, whichever is higher
- 25 percent cancellation between 45 to 30 days before departure
- 50 percent cancellation between 30 to 15 days before departure
- 75 percent cancellation between 15 to 5 days before departure
- 100 percent cancellation within 5 days of departure or no-show
- Cancellation charges are calculated as a percentage of total tour cost
Learn more about Madavoorpara on Wikipedia.
Important Travel Information for Madavoorpara Package
Weather: Madavoorpara has a tropical climate with hot summers (March-May), pleasant winters (October-February), and heavy monsoons (June-September). The best time to visit is during the winter months.
What to Wear: Light cotton clothing is ideal for most of the year. During winter, a light jacket may be needed in the early mornings. Wear comfortable trekking shoes for the rocky terrain.
Safety and Local Culture: Madavoorpara is a safe destination, but take standard precautions like avoiding isolated areas at night. The local culture is conservative, so dress modestly when visiting temples and villages.
Dos and Don'ts: Do respect the local customs and remove your shoes before entering temples. Don't litter or disturb the natural environment. Always trek with a guide or in groups.
Mobile Connectivity and ATMs: Mobile connectivity is generally good in Madavoorpara, with 4G coverage on most networks. ATMs are available in nearby towns, but it's wise to carry some cash.
Local Etiquette: A simple 'Namaskaram' is a respectful greeting. Learning a few Malayalam words like 'Nanni' (thank you) can be appreciated. Avoid public displays of affection and dress modestly.
Official tourism information: Kerala Tourism.
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About Madavoorpara
Madavoorpara, located in Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala, is a lesser-known gem that offers a perfect blend of history, adventure, and nature. The area is renowned for its ancient rock-cut cave temple, believed to date back to the 9th century, which showcases the architectural prowess of early Kerala. The hillocks provide excellent trekking opportunities and panoramic views of the surrounding plains and the distant Arabian Sea. Rich in biodiversity, the region is a haven for nature lovers and photographers. Whether you're seeking a spiritual retreat, an adventurous trek, or a peaceful escape, Madavoorpara promises an unforgettable experience.
Trip Cost Breakdown
Per-person pricing by group size
Route Map
Top Attractions
Madavoorpara Mahadeva Temple
Madavoorpara Mahadeva Temple is built on top of a large rock at Madavoorpara, near Kilimanoor. The temple is reached by a climb of steps up the rock, and from the top there are wide views of the surrounding countryside. It is a quiet, hilltop temple with an old-world feel.
Kilimanoor Palace
Kilimanoor Palace is the birthplace of the painter Raja Ravi Varma, who was born here in 1848. The old royal residence is set in a green compound and is linked to a family of artists and scholars. Visitors come to see the building and to learn about Ravi Varma's early life.
Sivagiri Mutt
Sivagiri Mutt at Varkala holds the samadhi of Sree Narayana Guru, the great social reformer of Kerala. The Sivagiri pilgrimage in December and January brings thousands of visitors to the hill. The mutt is peaceful and simple, and a good place to learn about the Guru's message of one caste, one religion, one God.
Janardanaswamy Temple
An ancient 2000-year-old Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, perched on a cliff near the beach. It is one of the oldest temples in Kerala and part of the 108 sacred Vishnu shrines, with a unique blend of Kerala and Dravidian architecture.
Varkala Cliff
A dramatic 15-meter-high laterite cliff stretching along the coastline, lined with shops, cafes, and guesthouses. It offers panoramic ocean views and is the main promenade for strolling, especially at sunset.
Papanasam Beach
Papanasam Beach lies below the Varkala cliff, and its name means "destroyer of sins". Hindus come here to perform rites for ancestors, and a freshwater spring flows near the shore. The beach is backed by tall red cliffs and is quieter than the main beach.
Kappil Beach
Kappil Beach is a quiet beach located near Kasaragod, where the backwaters meet the Arabian Sea. The beach is known for its clean sands and the adjacent Kappil Lake, which is ideal for boating. Visitors can relax on the shore and watch the sunset.
Anjengo Fort
Anjengo Fort, also known as Anchuthengu Fort, was built by the British East India Company in the 17th century and served as their first trading post on the Malabar Coast. The laterite walls and bastions still stand, offering a view of the Arabian Sea and the nearby backwaters. Visitors can explore the ruins and learn about the colonial history of the region.
Who Is This Tour For
Best Time to Visit
October–March is the ideal window for this trip, with the most pleasant weather for sightseeing.
How to Reach
What's Included / Excluded
Inclusions
- All sightseeing as per itinerary over 2 days
- 1 night stay in 3 star AC hotel in Madavoorpara on twin sharing
- Breakfast on Day 2
- AC vehicle (Dzire/Etios, Innova, or Tempo Traveller as per group size)
- Driver allowance, fuel, parking charges and toll taxes
Exclusions
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
- Entry tickets, boating, and guide services
- Personal expenses and camera fees
- All meals other than breakfast
Hotels for This Tour
Handpicked stays for a comfortable trip
Packing Checklist
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen
- ID proof (for hotel check-in)
- Basic first-aid/medication
- Quick-dry clothing
- A small backpack for day trips
Important Travel Information
Weather: Madavoorpara has a tropical climate with hot summers (March-May), pleasant winters (October-February), and heavy monsoons (June-September). The best time to visit is during the winter months.
What to Wear: Light cotton clothing is ideal for most of the year. During winter, a light jacket may be needed in the early mornings. Wear comfortable trekking shoes for the rocky terrain.
Safety and Local Culture: Madavoorpara is a safe destination, but take standard precautions like avoiding isolated areas at night. The local culture is conservative, so dress modestly when visiting temples and villages.
Dos and Don'ts: Do respect the local customs and remove your shoes before entering temples. Don't litter or disturb the natural environment. Always trek with a guide or in groups.
Mobile Connectivity and ATMs: Mobile connectivity is generally good in Madavoorpara, with 4G coverage on most networks. ATMs are available in nearby towns, but it's wise to carry some cash.
Local Etiquette: A simple 'Namaskaram' is a respectful greeting. Learning a few Malayalam words like 'Nanni' (thank you) can be appreciated. Avoid public displays of affection and dress modestly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you go
The best time to visit Madavoorpara is October–March, when the weather is most pleasant for sightseeing.
Yes, this 2 Days / 1 Night package is designed to cover Madavoorpara's key sightseeing spots at a relaxed pace across both days, with an overnight stay in between.
Day 1 covers Madavoorpara Mahadeva Temple, Kilimanoor Palace, Sivagiri Mutt and Janardanaswamy Temple. Day 2 covers Varkala Cliff, Papanasam Beach, Kappil Beach and Anjengo Fort, followed by return to your hotel and departure.
Yes, breakfast on Day 2 is included along with your 1-night hotel stay.
Yes, pricing is available for groups from 2 up to 12+ people — see the price tiers above for per-person rates at each group size.
Pickup and drop are arranged at your hotel in Madavoorpara; let us know your exact location at the time of booking.