6 Nights Kerala Package

Reach Kochi (Cochin) and leave straightaway for Munnar. The drive will take about 4 hours and you can enjoy the scenic views en route. There are waterfalls and Spice gardens on the way and you can stop there if you have the time. Munnar is famous for its quaint waterfalls, pristine valleys, blankets of mist, and rolling tea plantations. The charming hill station is just perfect for having a relaxing evening and admiring the spectacular panoramic views.

On the Day 2 we’ll explore Munnar, a hill station in the Western Ghats located approximately 5,250 feet above sea level. Spend the day visiting the Eravikulam National Park, dropping by a tea plantation, relaxing at one of the waterfalls, or simply walking around the picturesque villages. There is an option to go boating at Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, and Kundala Lake. You will be engulfed by breathtaking manicured emerald-green tea plantations wherever you go. In the evening, you must see Kathakali or Kalaripayattu, which is a very energetic Kerala Martial Arts show.

Note :- Kathakali or Kalaripayattu show tickets are not included in the package. If you are interested in show Please contact your hotel directly for ticket arrangements 

•On the Day 3 -You should start early as it takes 3-4 hours to reach Thekkady from Munnar. Thekkady is the center for visiting Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary & National Park . Bus safari starting time (starting Times :6.30 AM,10.30 AM and 2.30 PM) . Periyar National Park is home to species like tigers, elephants, bison, deer, and langurs. There is a scenic lake at the heart of the sanctuary. You can explore the sanctuary, enjoy a lake cruise, and admire the elephants frolicking in the lake. If you want to spend the night in the jungle, there are a few lodgings inside the Periyar Reserve.

Note :-  Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary & National Park Bus safari ticket is included in the package. Extra activity in the park is chargeabla.

•On The day 4 - Kerala is famous for its scenic backwaters, which are a network of interconnected brackish lagoons, canals, and lakes that run parallel to the Arabian Sea coast. Backwaters connected by artificial canals form an economical mode of transportation. Most of the travelers visiting Kerala have one activity on their bucket list – to cruise along the enchanting backwater regions of Kerala. Kumarakom and Alleppey are the two best locations to explore the backwaters. They are two corners of Vembanad Lake but provide different experiences. Alleppey is a town-based destination whereas Kumarakom is a group of small islets. You can choose any one of them.

On the day 5 - Drive to Kovalam from Alleppey / Kumarakom will take approximately 4/4.5 hrs. respectively. It is time to explore the beautiful beaches of Kerala. The beaches of Kovalam are in demand due to low tidal waves and shallow waters which makes them ideal for sea bathing. You can spend a day here visiting the Lighthouse and the spectacular crescent beaches – Kovalam Beach, Lighthouse Beach, and Samudra Beach. Kovalam is also known for its temples. So make time to visit the temples as well. You have the option to stay at some plush beachside resort for the day.

On the Day 6 - The capital city of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, is just 16 km away from Kovalam. If you want, you can explore a few interesting places in Thiruvananthapuram – Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Napier Museum, Observatory, etc. And you can visit jatayu adventure center 1 hr distance from Thiruvanathapurum

Day 7 is the day to say good bye and return to home with a lot of sweet and unforgettable memories.

You can take your train or flight from Thiruvananthapuram or return back to Cochin to catch your train on flight.