5-Day Captivating Trip to Kerala: Explore Hills & Backwaters

Wake up to a beautiful, misty morning in Munnar.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel and get ready for a day of local sightseeing.

Begin your day with a visit to Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.

This park is a must-visit for wildlife lovers and offers panoramic views of tea-covered slopes.

Next, explore the Tata Tea Museum, where you will discover the history and process of tea making- an unmissable experience in the tea capital of South India.

Then, head to Blossom Park, a beautiful floral garden ideal for nature walks and photography.

Later, visit the scenic Mattupetty Dam, which is surrounded by hills and ideal for boating.

Return to the hotel and relax after a day of exploring Munnar’s natural charm.

Overnight stay in Munnar.

Wake up in your hotel in Munnar.

Enjoy your breakfast and check out of your hotel.

Today, you will head to Thekkady, which is located in the Idukki district and is a beautiful town located near the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary.

On arrival, check-in to your hotel and get ready for an exciting day ahead.

We will first head towards Periyar National Park, which is also a Tiger Reserve.

Here, we will take a boat ride on the Periyar Lake, which is in the middle of the National Park

You will have a great chance to spot elephants, wild boars, and exotic birds along the shores of the sanctuary.

In the evening, visit the Kadathanadan Kalari Center, where you can witness a live performance of Kalaripayattu, Kerala’s ancient martial art.

It is an intense and fascinating display of skill and strength.

Later, head towards your hotel and call it a day.

Overnight stay in Thekkady.

Wake up in your hotel in Thekkady.

After breakfast get ready to board your transfer to Alleppey – The Venice of East.

The journey to Alleppey will take 4-5 hours approximately and will take you through the amazing landscapes of Kerala.

Check-in to a hotel in Alleppey.

Later proceed for sightseeing of Alleppey Town (at an additional cost).

You can explore the Mullakkal temple, which is dedicated to Goddess Rajeshwari, and showcases a unique blend of Kerala and Tamil architecture.

You can also visit the Ambalapuzha Shree Krishna Temple, which is one of the seven Vaishnava Temples in Alleppey.

Next, you can also explore the Alappuzha Lighthouse, which was built in the 18th century and is one of the oldest lighthouses to be built in the south-west coast of India.

Later, you can also enjoy a scenic boat ride in the backwaters.

Overnight stay in Alleppey.

Have your breakfast at the hotel and get ready to board your return transfers to Cochin.

Your Kerala tour concludes as you are dropped off at Cochin Airport for your onward journey.

Depart with a bag of happy memories.