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Adventures of Kerala with Backwaters

Created with Sketch. Cochin, Kerala

Duration

6 Nights 7 Days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

20 people

Languages

English, Kannada, Malayalam

Overview

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Walk trough the tea plantations and spice plantations in Munnar
  • Visit Padmanabhaswamy Temple
  • Visit Eravikulam National Park
  • Experience one of a kind Backwater cruise (at your own cost)
  • Experience Boat safari at Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary

Itinerary

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Day 1 : Arrival at Cochin - Munnar
Day 1 : Arrival at Cochin - Munnar

  • Arrival at the Cochin International Airport

  • En Route visit:

    • Cheeyappara and Valara waterfalls

    • Karadipara View Point

    • Spice Plantations

    • Rubber Plantations

    • Pineapple garden

  • Overnight stay at hotel in Munnar
  • Day 2 : Munnar Sightseeing
    Day 2 : Munnar Sightseeing

  • Breakfast at hotel in Munnar

  • Today we will visit :

    • The tea gardens

    • Rajamalai Wildlife Sanctuary (Eravikulam National Park)

    • Mattupetty Lake

  • Overnight stay at hotel in Munnar
  • Day 3 : Munnar - Thekkady
    Day 3 : Munnar - Thekkady

  • Breakfast at hotel in Munnar

  • En route we will visit:

    • Gap Road

    • Anayirangal Dam

    • Spice Plantations

  • Visit Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and go for boating to see the animals there

  • Overnight stay at Thekkady
  • Day 4 : Thekkady - Alleppey
    Day 4 : Thekkady - Alleppey

  • Breakfast at the hotel in Thekkady

  • Travel to Alleppey

  • Take a cruise (Optional – Own Cost) through the backwater

  • Overnight stay at Alleppey
  • Day 5 : Alleppey - Kovalam
    Day 5 : Alleppey - Kovalam

  • Breakfast at Alleppey

  • Travel to Kovalam post breakfast

  • Today we will visit:

    • Kovalam Beach

  • Overnight stay at Kovalam
  • Day 6 : Kovalam Sightseeing
    Day 6 : Kovalam Sightseeing

  • Breakfast at hotel in Kovalam

  • Today we will visit:

    • Trivandrum city

    • Padmanabhaswamy Temple

    • Kuthiramalika Palace

  • Overnight stay at Kovalam
  • Day 7 : Kovalam - Trivandrum Airport

  • Breakfast at Kovalam

  • Thereafter depart for the airport.
  • Included/Excluded

    • Arrival assistance
    • Welcome Drink on arrival at all the hotels
    • Accommodation on twin sharing basis
    • Meal plan will be on CP (Room + Breakfast) at all the hotels.
    • All transfers and sightseeing
    • All toll, Parking fee, Driver bata & Fuel cost
    • Personal expenses
    • Air fare
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
    • Insurance
    • Any expenses not mentioned in Inclusions

    Additional information

    Things to Carry

    Umbrellas/Rain Coats

    Kerala is drenched by the rain-bearing south west monsoon germinating from Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean to avoid being caught in the rain, you must pack an umbrella/rain coat and enjoy the city. Umbrellas are also useful to beat Kerala’s scorching heat.

    Tropical Clothes

    Kerala faces intense heat throughout the year. In order to roam around the state unperturbed, it is suggested that you wear comfortable loose flowing cotton garments.

    Flip Flops

    Because Kerala is geographically located on the coast it is only obvious to assume you will visit at least 2 beaches in your trip.Flip flops are the best footwear in that case.

    Sunglasses

    Sunscreen

    Sunscreens with SPF 30-70 not only protect you from tanning, but also shield you from injurious sun rays.

    Mosquito Repellents

    Medicines

    The heat of Kerala is synonymous with heat strokes. A good idea in this case is to carry a first aid kit with a few essential medicines and things like band-aids to be equipped with any unforeseen events.

    Sanitizer

    Candies

    Sometimes, long journeys may leave you dizzy and zapped. Having a few candies in hand will help you fight the uneasy feeling.

    Water Bottles

    Carrying water bottles is a must while travelling. It will help you avert dehydration considering the hot weather of Kerala.

    Snacks

    Power Bank

    Having a portable charger is a great idea when you are exploring a new city as it will give you a longer duration of time to listen to music or make videos or surf the net hassle-free.

    Camera

    Having a camera is a must as it will give you high-quality pictures and sweet reminiscences to take back home when you relive the memories of this city.

    City Guide

    Having a local map of the city will help you explore the major landmarks of the city without getting lost or missing out on anything.

    Spacious Bags

    Ditch small bags and carry totes so that you can comfortably place the souvenirs that you buy for your family/friends in your bag instead of losing them.

    Cancellation & Refund Policy

    • If cancellation are made 45 days before the date of travel then 10.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
    • If cancellation are made 15 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
    • If cancellation are made 7 days before the date of travel then 50.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

    Durations

    Multi day

    Languages

    English
    Kannada
    Malayalam

    FAQs

    What is the best season to visit kerala?
    September - March, during the winter season is the best time to visit Kerala. The temperature ranges from 10°C to 25°C,, thus making the weather pleasnt for everyone who visit the place.
    Approximately how many days are required to explore Kerala ?
  • 4 days are enough to explore best tourist places in Kerala like Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey

  • For delightful family trips, 8 to 9 days are enough and for honeymoon couples 4 nights and 5 days are enough for a romantic tour.

  • What is the local food of Kerala ?
    Known as the spice bowl of India Kerala is famous for its rich heritage of tasty food, especially sea-food.

    Well known for spicy versions of non vegetarian dishes Chicken, Meat and Fish (Molly fish and Karimeen Pollichathu Fish).

    Vegetarian people can try veggie delicacies made with coconut and bananas (Kerala’s Puttu-Kadala and Appam-Ishtu).

    Don’t forget to try Palada, Payasam and Halwa,/b> which are special desserts of Kerala.

    What is Kerala famous for?
    Kerala is known for its

    Scenic natural beauty

    heritage sites

    Exotic beaches

    Backwaters

    Houseboats rides

    Densely forested mountain ranges

    Deciduous, semi-deciduous jungles that are home to some rare flora, fauna and wildlife species.

    Is it safe to travel alone in Kerala?
    In Kerala it is safe to travel alone during day. But during night its safer to avoid travelling alone due to chances of pick-pocketing etc. It's adviced not walk on the streets alone at night.
    What things can you buy in Kerala ?
    Spices: You can buy in Kumily near Thekkady, second best area Fort Cochin.

    Aroma Oils: You can buy in Thekkady, Kumily or Kochi (Spices Board outlet).

    <Aranmula Kannadi (Mirror) This mirror is crafted of metal, not glass!

    Coconut Coir Products, Banana Chips and Cashew Nuts: You can buy at local stalls, especially in and around Fort Kochi.

    Kasavu Mundu, Kasavu Neryathu: This is a pure cotton Saree with a gold border traditionally worn by women as a saree and men as a mundu (formal Dhoti).

    You can buy in local as well as branded outlets all over Kerala. There is also some government. licensed Kerala Tourism outlets where you can get stuff.

    Commonly spoken language in Kerala?
    Malayalam is the official language of Kerala. English and Malayalam is commonly spoken accross Kerala. Other languages and dialects of Tamil, Hindi and Kannada are also spoken but not as common.
    How is mobile connectivity in Kerala?
    Kerala has good connectivity with major operators like Airtel, BSNL, Vodafone, Idea and Aircel. You can face network issues in hilly regions like Munnar, Thekkady and Wayanad.
    Emergency Numbers of Kerala:
    Police: 100
    Ambulance: 108
    Fire station: 101
    Women helpline: 1091
    Do the houseboats operate in monsoon?
    Yes they do operate unless there's heavy rain or a storm in the water.
    Is sightseeing possible during the night at any of the destinations?
    No, Sightseeings are usually shut by 18:00.
    Is drinking water safe?
    It is reccomended to consume mineral water from the bottles available at any general store. The taste differs and would not be suitable to everyone travelling.

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