7N / 8D
Family
Kerala, located on India’s tropical Malabar Coast, is celebrated for its lush green landscapes, serene backwaters, and vibrant cultural heritage. Known as “God’s Own Country,” Kerala offers a unique blend of tranquil beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, and Ayurvedic wellness retreats, making it a haven for nature lovers and seekers of rejuvenation alike.
On arrival at Cochin airport / railway station and proceed to your hotel, Later visit St Francis Church, the oldest Church in India, Cantilevered Chinese fishing nets, 16th century Synagogue, Jew Town and Mattancherry Palace, built by Portuguese, Palace contains some of India’s most beautiful murals. Overnight at the hotel in Cochin
This morning after breakfast proceed to Munnar. Munnar is one of the most idyllic tourist destinations in Kerala. Set at an altitude of 6000 ft, Munnar was the favoured summer resort of the British rulers in the colonial days. An unending expanse of tea plantations, pristine valleys and mountains, exotic species of flora and fauna in its wild sanctuaries and forests, and the aroma of spice scented cool air, Munnar has all these and more. Enroute Visit Cheyyappara, Valara waterfalls and Karadipara View Point. On arrival check in to the Hotel. Rest of the day is free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Munnar (B)
Today you can have the full day sightseeing tour of the Romantic hills in Munnar, where you can visit the Eravikulam National Park to witness the jungle habitants and different and rare spices of wildlife. Then you can visit the Mattupetty dam which is constructed 1800 m above the sea level. Later visit Echo point. As the name resembles is its nature. The calmness of this place is frequently disturbed by the visitors since the word you throw to the nature in air, comes back again as an echo. Your next destination would be the tea museum (Closed on Monday). An informative place for all kids and tea lovers. This place has many photographs and machinery’s of how the tea leaves are processed and definitely it will be exciting for tea sippers to know the mechanisms. In the evening take a quiet walk and explore the undisturbed nature. Overnight at the hotel in Munnar. (B)
This morning drive to Thekkady which is famous for its wildlife sanctuary and for a large variety of spices found here. Enroute you may visit Spice Plantation. Later check into the hotel.Overnight at the hotel in Thekkady. (B)
Today you can Visit Thekkady Wildlife Sanctuary (entry charges extra payment on your own) and Nearby Spice Plantation also you can do some shopping like Spice Materials. Rest of the day is free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Thekkady. (B)
Today after the breakfast drive to Kumarakom. On arrival check in the hotel.Visit Kumarakom bird sanctuary. Overnight at the hotel in Kumarakom (B)
Today proceed to Marari. Check in the hotel. Evening time spends at the beach. Overnight at the hotel in Marari (B)
This morning you will be transfe rred to Cochin airport/ railway station to board your flight/train back home or to your next destination. (B)
Cochin | Millennium Continental | 01 Night |
Munnar | Breeze Resort | 02 Nights |
Thekkady | Spice Village | 02 Nights |
Kumarakom | Coconut Lagoon | 01 Night |
Marari | Marari Beach Resort | 01 Night |
Kerala is known for its diverse attractions. Must-visit places include the backwaters of Alleppey and Kumarakom, the hill stations of Munnar and Wayanad, the cultural hub of Kochi (Cochin), and the pristine beaches of Kovalam and Varkala.
The best time to visit Kerala is during the winter months from October to March, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing. The monsoon season (June to September) is also a unique time to visit for experiencing the lush greenery and Ayurvedic treatments.
Kerala cuisine is famous for its use of coconut, seafood, and spices. Must-try dishes include appam with stew, Kerala fish curry, puttu and kadala curry, avial (mixed vegetable curry), and banana chips. Traditional Kerala meals (sadhya) served on banana leaves are also popular among tourists.