Complete Kerala Experience (7 Nights / 8 Days)

Our representative will pick you up at the airport/railway station and transfer you to Cochin. Cochin, located on the southwest coast of the Indian peninsula, known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea is a tourist hotspot. Cochin (now Kochi) is a combination of a rural English village, medieval Portugal, and Holland. On arrival check in to Hotel. Stroll through Cochin while visiting the Jewish Synagogue, St. Francis Church, Dutch Palace, Chinese Fishing Net, and Marine Drive. Spend the first night of your 7 nights and 8 days complete Kerala experience Kerala trip plan in a hotel in Cochin.

In the morning proceed to Munnar. Munnar, which is 1800 metres above sea level and is referred to as "The Southern Kashmir of Kerala,". Large tracts of tea plantations, colonial bungalows, rivulets, waterfalls, and the cold climate distinguish this hill station. Take pleasure in a 4-hour scenic/beautiful trip through hill stations to reach Munnar. En route visit Spice Plantations, Valara/Cheeyappara Falls. Arrive at your destination which is called ‘nature lovers paradise’. On arrival check in to the Hotel. Later in the day free for leisure. Overnight at Hotel in Munnar.

Visit locations like the Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Nursery Garden, Photo Point, Eravikulam National Park, which is well-known for Nilgiri Tahr, Anamudi Point, the highest peak in South India, and last but not the least, Tata Tea Museum on your full-day sightseeing tour of Munnar. Take a Spice Tea Trail in the evening, then return to the hotel at night.

Visit Periyar national park, which is well-known for sighting wild animals. At Thekkady, you can rent a boat and travel through Periyar Lake to the Wildlife Sanctuary's perimeter. While taking this boat excursion, it is possible to see wild creatures. Another noticeable sight during this boat excursion is the Mullapperiyar Dam. It should be noted that access by car is not possible to the Mullapperiyar Dam or the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary; only boats are available to explore them. Visit the spice plantation after spotting some unusual and diverse species in its natural surroundings. Spend the evening at Kumili Village and stroll through the bustling Spice Market. Dwell in at a hotel in Thekkady.

Arriving at Alleppey in the morning. The charming village of Alleppey is located on the coast of Vembanadu Lake. Clear backwaters, swaying palm trees, and floating houseboats are among the region's most well-known features. A 4-hour scenic journey through paddy fields and a typical Kerala village. When you get there, check into the renowned Kerala houseboat Kettuvallam. Enjoy a delicious meal while staying on a houseboat. Take a cruise across the unusual network of rivers, lakes, lagoons, and canals. Visit Paddy Field in the Kuttanadan Region, which is the only place where rice is grown below sea level. Spend the night on a houseboat or hotel in Alleppey.

Go to Kovalam in the morning. Kovalam perfectly captures Kerala culture. Since the 1930s, this well-regarded beach has become a popular travel destination. A beach paradise with the endless blue of the Arabian Sea and a natural bay that offers protection. check-in at the hotel upon arrival. A day off for relaxation at the Kovalam hotel for the night.

Visit the stunning Kovalam Beach and Padmanabhaswamy Temple in the morning. Visit Poovar Island in the evening from Kovalam for its breathtaking backwaters, beautifully landscaped surroundings, coconut palms, and pristine beaches. Spend the night at a hotel in Kovalam.

Check out of the hotel following breakfast and return transportation to the airport or train station.