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Kerala, often referred to as "God's Own Country," captivates with its natural beauty, cultural richness, and warm hospitality, offering a diverse and immersive travel experience for every wanderer.
Itineraries
Day 1
Arrival at Cochin
Arrival at Cochin & Check into the Hotel and Relax. Around 3 Pm go for the Local Sight Seeing Places Visit like Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue, Chinese Fishing Net, St. Franchiese Church, Marine Drive and
Day 2
Munnar
After Breakfast Proceed to Munnar { 150 Kms Drive, 4 Hours Journey } Check into hotel & Relax. Day at Leisure. Stay Overnight.
Day 3
Local Sight Seeing
After Brekafast, Go For Local Sight Seeing in and Around Munnar Like Mattupatty Dam, Echo Point, Tea Plantation Visit, Rajamalai, Ervikulam National Park. Evening Back to the Hotel and Stay Overnight.
Day 4
Alleppey/Kumarakom
Early Morning After Breakfast Check Out and Then Proceed to Alleppey/Kumarakom { 160 Kms Drive, 4 Hours Journey } Check into the Hotel / Resort and Relax. Evening go for the Backwater Ride in the Lush Green Village of Kerala { Own Cost } and Back to the hotel and Stay Overnight.
Day 5
Back From Cochin
Proceed Back From Cochin. { 100 Kms. Drive, 2 Hours Journey }. End of the Memorable Trip to the God's Own Country.
- Return airport transfer
- Daily breakfast at hotel
- All sightseeing and transfer by prvt car
- 2 - 4 pax used 1 sedan car
- 4 - 6 pax used 1 Innova car
- 6 - 12 pax used 1 tampoo traveller
- All sightseeing only point to point basis
The best time to visit Kerala is during the winter months, from November to February, when the weather is pleasant and conducive to exploring various attractions.
Kerala is well-connected by air, rail, and road. The major airports include Trivandrum International Airport, Cochin International Airport, and Calicut International Airport. There are also well-connected railway stations and a network of roads.
Key destinations include Kochi, Alleppey, Munnar, Trivandrum, and Kovalam. Each offers a unique blend of cultural, natural, and historical attractions.
Yes, houseboat tours in Alleppey are generally safe. Ensure that you choose a reputable operator, and the houseboats comply with safety standards. Enjoy a serene cruise along the backwaters with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Kerala is renowned for its Ayurvedic treatments. Visitors can indulge in rejuvenating massages, wellness therapies, and traditional Ayurvedic treatments offered at various resorts and Ayurvedic centers across the state.
Yes, Kerala is home to several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. Periyar National Park, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, and Silent Valley National Park are among the notable ones where visitors can enjoy wildlife safaris and nature walks.
Kathakali is a traditional dance drama that showcases vibrant costumes, intricate makeup, and expressive storytelling through dance. Theyyam is a ritualistic dance form with elaborate costumes and masks, performed in temples to honor deities. Both art forms provide insights into Kerala's rich cultural heritage.
While many beaches in Kerala are suitable for swimming, it's important to be cautious about strong currents and follow local guidelines. Always swim in designated safe areas, and be aware of any warning signs.
Kerala cuisine is known for its use of coconut, spices, and seafood. Try traditional dishes like appam with stew, Kerala Sadhya (a multi-course vegetarian feast), and various seafood specialties, including fish curry and prawn masala.
Yes, Kerala offers a variety of vegetarian dishes, including traditional vegetarian meals, dosas, idlis, and a range of delicious vegetable curries. Most restaurants cater to vegetarian preferences.
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