06 Nights / 07 Days
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Discover the enchanting beauty of Kerala, known as 'God's Own Country'. Start your journey in the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey and enjoy the lush scenery and tranquil waters aboard a houseboat. Explore the lively hill town of Munnar, known for its tea plantations and mist-shrouded mountains. Visit the historic city of Kochi, which blends colonial architecture with modern culture. Relax on the pristine beaches of Varkala and Kovalam, where the Arabian Sea lures in. Experience the rich tradition of Kathakali dance and enjoy authentic Kerala cuisine. Experience the healing power of Ayurveda in its birthplace. Kerala is an unforgettable blend of nature, culture and relaxation.
Cost Includes
- Accommodation in mentioned Hotels: Double or Twin sharing basis)
- Breakfast at all hotels
- All meals at Houseboat - A/C Premium
- Breakfast and Dinner during the stay in Mannas Veedu
- Spice Plantation visit in Thekkady
- 03 hrs trekking in Thekkady
- Thekkady Entrance
- Elephant activities at Konni
- Transportation using A/C Vehicle as per itinerary
- Arrival assistance
- Service of an English speaking driver
- Driver’s expense, Parking, Toll
- All Taxes
- Flight / Train tickets
Tour Exclude
- Extra meals or Drinks
- Tips, Telephone charges
- Laundry & other expenses of personal
Day 01 - Arrival at Cochin
You are greeted on arrival at Kochi International Airport/Railway station by The NTP India Tourism representative and thereafter transfer to Hotel. Afternoon you can go for the sightseeing of Cochin. Here you can see the St Francis Church, the oldest Church in India, 500 year old Portuguese Houses, Chinese fishing nets, 16th century Synagogue, Jew Town and Mattancherry Palace, built by Portuguese, this Palace contains some of India’s most beautiful murals. Evening go for shopping. Overnight at The Gateway Hotel (Superior Sea View)
NB - Jewish synagogue, Mattancherry Palace etc are closed on all Fridays & Saturdays
Day 02 - Thekkady (Periyar) (Travel Time - 04 Hrs)
Morning after breakfast continue to Thekkady the famous wild life sanctuary of South India. On arrival check in at hotel. Periyar wildlife sanctuary, home to nomadic tribes of wild elephant, boar, deer, the great Indian tiger and more. After noon Visit spice plantations like cardamom, cinnamon, pepper, coffee, tea estates etc. Overnight at Forest Canopy - Deluxe Cottage.
Day 03 - Thekkady (Periyar)
Morning proceed for 03 hrs trekking in the sanctuary. Later proceed to visit spice market and spice plantation. Rest of the day free to relax in the resort and over night at the resort Forest Canopy - Deluxe Cottage
Day 04 - Houseboat (Travel Time - 04 Hrs)
Today morning after breakfast, proceed to Alleppey, Known as the Venice of the East. On arrival check into a Premium Houseboat of Kerala Style. Cruise through the back waters is the fabulous way to explore the fascinating beauty of the backwaters. (Traditional Kerala food will be served). The houseboats are giant country Crafts, measuring up to 80 feet length. It looks great skill and meticulousness to construct these giants by tying huge planks of jack wood together, without the use of a single nail. Today these are the most exciting tourism product in India, which usually has one or two bath rooms, an open lounge, deck, kitchenette and crew comprising oarsmen and a cook. Stay overnight in the Houseboat - Premium A/c
Day 05 - Pathanamthitta (Travel Time - 02 Hrs)
After breakfast, disembark houseboat and proceed to Pathanamthitta. On arrival check in at hotel. In Pathanamthitta you can meet the masters of metallurgy at Aranmula where you will experience the fine art of making mirrors from metal. This craft has been in existence for no less than 1000 years and is still running well. These mirrors hold the place of the most sought after mementos and souvenirs worldwide.
You can see huge wooden snake boats near Aranmula either in their yard or plying in the waters of the holy river Pampa. These vessels are the modified forms (for water sport) of those vessels built by the ancient rulers of kerala for attacking the enemies through the waterfront carrying up to 200 fighters.You can watch the masters of spinning and weaving, making cotton clothes using the traditional wooden looms in the ancient method of cloth manufacturing. The facility is run by the Govt. Of India under Khadi and Village Industries dept, to promote the ideals propounded by Mahatma Gandhi.
Here you can also watch the extraction and purification of edible oils from the seeds through the preparation methods prevalent in medieval India. Recycling old cloth and other used materials into hard boards is another attraction here.
Ancient Temple Visit (At Aranmula Village)
We have a temple where more than 20,000 oil lamps are lighted. Overnight stay at Hotel Manas (Standard Room)
Day 06 - Kovalam (Travel Time - 04 Hours Drive) - Visit Konni Elephant Cage
After breakfast what do you think of joining the Indian Tuskers at their own turf for a day (or more as you decide) bathing them in the local springs while they lay calm to be pampered by you, feeding them, climbing on their back and having a safari seated on top of these mammoth? You can also mingle with the mahouts and learn a lot about these terrific mammals. This facility is provided by the Government of Kerala, at the Elephant Cage at Konni. Later drive to Kovalam, the beach enriched with rich Greenery of Coconut Palms and laced with golden sands. On arrival check in at the hotel. Rest of the day free to relax and enjoy the beach. Overnight stay at the Travancore Heritage (Beach Grove)
Day 07 - Departure
Today transfer to the Trivandrum Airport/Railway station for the onward journey.
Q: When is the best time to visit Kerala?
Ans: The best time to visit Kerala is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Q: What are the must-visit places in Kerala?
Ans: Some must-visit places include:
- Munnar: Famous for its tea plantations.
- Alleppey: Known for its backwaters and houseboat experiences.
- Kochi: Rich in history and culture, with attractions like Fort Kochi and the Chinese fishing nets.
- Wayanad: Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
- Kumarakom: Another beautiful backwater destination.
Q: What should I pack for a trip to Kerala?
Ans: Lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable shoes, a raincoat or umbrella (especially if traveling during monsoon), sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat.
Q: When is the best time to visit Kerala?
Ans: The best time to visit Kerala is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Q: What are the must-visit places in Kerala?
Ans: Some of the must-visit places are:
- Munnar: Famous for its tea plantations.
- Alleppey: Famous for its backwaters and houseboat experiences.
- Kochi: Rich in history and culture, with attractions like Fort Kochi and Chinese fishing nets.
- Wayanad: Ideal for nature lovers and adventurers.
- Kumarakom: Another beautiful backwater destination.
Q: What should I pack for my trip to Kerala?
Ans: Lightweight, breathable clothes, comfortable shoes, raincoat or umbrella (especially when traveling during monsoons), sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat.
Q: How is the food in Kerala?
Ans: Kerala cuisine is known for its use of spices and coconut. Be sure to try dishes like appam, puttu, fish curry, and Sadhya (a traditional vegetarian feast served on a banana leaf).
Q: How do I travel in Kerala?
Ans: Kerala has a good public transportation network, including buses and trains. Taxis and autorickshaws are also widely available. For added convenience, renting a car or booking a private driver is a popular option.
Q: Are there any unique experiences in Kerala?
Ans: Yes! Consider taking a houseboat cruise in Alleppey, getting an Ayurvedic massage, watching a Kathakali dance performance, or visiting tea plantations in Munnar.
Q: Is Kerala safe for tourists?
Ans: Yes, Kerala is generally considered safe for tourists. However, as with any travel destination, it is recommended to take normal safety precautions and be aware of your surroundings.
Q: What is the local language? Do people speak English?
Ans: Malayalam is the official language, but English is also widely spoken, especially in tourist areas, making it easier for visitors to communicate.
Q: How many days does a Kerala tour take?
Ans: A trip of about 7 to 10 days is ideal for exploring the major destinations and enjoying the diverse experiences Kerala has to offer.
Q: What types of accommodation are available?
Ans: Kerala offers a wide range of accommodation options, from luxury resorts and traditional hotels to budget guesthouses and homestays.
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