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Kerala - Gods Own Country

Cochin (1N),Munnar (2N),Thekkady (2N),Kumarakom (2N)

Days/Nights

8D - 7N

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High

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Your trip in a nutshell

Arrive in historic Cochin, the colonial gateway to God’s Own Country, before ascending the Western Ghats to Munnar. Here, amidst rolling emerald hills, explore the Tata Tea Museum and the bloom of rare flowers at Kundala Lake. The scent of cardamom guides you to Thekkady for a boat safari on Periyar Lake, spotting wild elephants in their natural habitat. Descend to the tranquil backwaters of Kumarakom, where a sunset cruise on Vembanad Lake and Ayurvedic rejuvenation await. The journey concludes back in Cochin with a walk through heritage streets lined with colonial architecture and iconic Chinese fishing nets.

Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Itinerary

Day - 1

Cochin – Gateway to Kerala

Arrive in Cochin (Kochi), a vibrant city on the southwest coast known for its colonial history and scenic beauty. Meet your assistance and transfer to the hotel. Check in and spend the evening relaxing in this bustling port city, often called the "Gateway to Kerala."

Day - 2

Munnar – Hills & Tea Gardens

Drive to Munnar, a former British summer resort now famous for its tea plantations. Enjoy views of the Cardamom Hills and stop at Attukad Waterfalls en route. Visit the Tata Tea Museum to learn about tea processing and experience leaf plucking before checking into your hotel.

Day - 3

Munnar – National Parks & Lakes

Embark on a full-day tour. Visit Eravikulam National Park to spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Explore Kundala Lake and Mattupetty Dam for boating and scenic views. Later, enjoy an elephant ride at Carmelagiri Elephant Park and relax at the landscaped Blossom Park.

Day - 4

Thekkady – Spices & Culture

Drive to Thekkady, winding through captivating cinnamon and clove plantations. Visit a local spice plantation to see cardamom and pepper cultivation. In the evening, witness a traditional Kalaripayattu martial arts or Kathakali dance performance at the Mudra Cultural Centre.

Day - 5

Thekkady – Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary

Visit Periyar Lake, unique for its wildlife viewing from the safety of a boat. Opt for a standard boat ride or an adventurous full-day bamboo rafting and hiking experience to spot elephants and bison. The rest of the day is free for optional activities like a jeep ride.

Day - 6

Kumarakom – Backwater Serenity

Drive to Kumarakom, the "Venice of the East," set on the banks of Vembanad Lake. Check in and unwind in the tranquil atmosphere. Enjoy the resort facilities or take a relaxing sunset cruise on the backwaters, soaking in the village charm.

Day - 7

Kumarakom – Village Life & Wellness

Start with a village walk or visit Kottayam for silk shopping. Spend the afternoon indulging in optional Ayurvedic spa treatments to rejuvenate your mind and body. In the evening, capture the stunning sunset over the horizon, a fleeting but magical sight.

Day - 8

Cochin – Heritage Tour & Departure

Transfer to Cochin for a final sightseeing tour. Visit the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets, the colonial streets of Fort Kochi, and the historic Jewish Synagogue, famous for its hand-painted tiles. Proceed to the airport for your flight home, carrying memories of a refreshing Kerala holiday.

Sightseeing's

Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary Boat Safari

One of Kerala’s most celebrated wildlife experiences, the Periyar Lake Boat Safari offers a chance to observe elephants, deer, wild boar, and a variety of birdlife along the shores of the protected sanctuary. Surrounded by lush forests and tranquil waters, it provides a memorable glimpse into the natural beauty of Thekkady.

Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary Boat Safari

Kumarakom Backwaters Cruise

Nestled along the shores of Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom is renowned for its serene backwaters, swaying coconut palms, and peaceful village life. A cruise through these tranquil waterways offers a quintessential Kerala experience, showcasing the region’s unique landscapes and timeless charm.

Kumarakom Backwaters Cruise

Tata Tea Museum, Munnar

Set amidst Munnar’s rolling tea plantations, the Tata Tea Museum traces the fascinating history of tea cultivation in the region. Through exhibits, machinery, and demonstrations, visitors gain insight into the industry that shaped the landscape and culture of Kerala’s picturesque hill station.