6 Days 5 Nights
Daily Tour
50 people
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Note: The details provided in the itinerary are for reference only and may be updated or modified without prior notice depending on operational requirements, weather conditions, or safety concerns.
Experience the best of Kerala on this 6-day tour that blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and serene backwaters into one unforgettable journey. Starting from Cochin, the tour covers the misty tea gardens of Munnar, the rich wildlife of Thekkady, the tranquil backwaters of Kumarakom, and the timeless charm of Cochin. In Munnar, explore scenic spots like Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kundala Lake, and the Eravikulam National Park, where the rare Nilgiri Tahr roams freely. Then head to Thekkady to witness the untouched wilderness of Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, with opportunities for boating, elephant rides, and spice plantation visits. Next, enjoy the tranquil charm of Kumarakom’s backwaters with optional houseboat cruises and canoe rides along the Vembanad Lake. Conclude your journey in Cochin, where colonial-era architecture and rich multicultural influences make it one of India’s most fascinating port cities. This tour is perfect for travellers looking to enjoy scenic landscapes, authentic traditions, and immersive experiences in Kerala, ‘God’s Own Country.
Traditional Experiences in Kerala:
Yes, roads are scenic and well-maintained. Some hill routes are winding, so carry motion sickness medicine if needed.
Yes, the itinerary can be customised for a houseboat stay upon request.
It’s open from October to June but closed during monsoons and breeding season (Feb–Mar). Booking is recommended.
Yes, especially in Cochin and Thekkady, where you can shop for spices, tea, coir products, and souvenirs.
Yes, optional shows are available in Cochin and Thekkady and can be arranged locally.
Common sightings include elephants, deer, wild boars, and water birds.
Yes, it’s family-friendly with moderate travel times and customizable activities.
Onam (Aug–Sep), Christmas, and New Year are great festive times. Neelakurinji blooms once every 12 years in Munnar.
Partially. Some areas, like the Munnar hills, may be less accessible. Custom arrangements can be made with notice.
Light clothes, a jacket for hill stations, walking shoes, sunscreen, rain gear (monsoon), and mosquito repellent.
At least 30–45 days in advance is recommended during peak months (October to March) due to high demand for accommodations and park entries.
Local guides are not included by default but can be arranged on request, especially at heritage sites like the Dutch Palace or wildlife areas.
Yes, most hotels in Munnar, Thekkady, Kumarakom, and Cochin offer complimentary Wi-Fi, though speed may vary in remote areas.
Breakfast is typically included. Meals such as lunch and dinner are not part of the package, allowing flexibility to explore local cuisine.
Indeed, the itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to your preferences, whether that means exploring Alleppey for a unique backwater experience or enjoying a full-day houseboat cruise.
The best time is from October to March for pleasant weather. Monsoon (June–September) is ideal for lush landscapes but with occasional rain.
For Eravikulam National Park and Periyar Sanctuary, entry tickets are required and can be arranged in advance or at the gates.
Yes, ATMs and basic medical facilities are available in all major towns en route, including Munnar and Thekkady.
Yes, vegetarian meals are widely available and easy to find in Kerala’s restaurants and hotels.
Absolutely. This tour is highly popular among honeymooners due to the romantic settings in Munnar and the backwaters in Kumarakom.
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