Kerala 5D

Blessed with unique culture and unmatched experiences which are good for an escape from the hustle of cities. Kerala provides unique experience amidst the stillness of its famous backwaters of Allepey in Kerala.

A wonderful & unforgettable memory is to witness Kerala’s navigation system. Lush palm-lined seashores are excellent vacation getaway. Kerala fascinates tourists with elegance. The vacation consists Periyar, a region of spices & Tiger Reserve.

Itinerary

₹41, 810/-

Day 1 :

Cochin

On your arrival at Cochin, you will be received by our agent who will arrange your transfer to Munnar. On the way, do visit the Spice Plantations, and the breathtakingly elegant Valara and Cheeyappara Falls. Spend the remaining day at leisure or explore souvenirs.

Day 2 :

Munnar

During your stay in Munnar, you can opt for boating in Matt petty Dam, visit Echo Point where voice reverberates. You should also visit the Tea Museum, Eravikulam National Park, famous for Nilgiri Tahr (Wild goat) and the Anaimudi Peak, the highest peak in South India.

Day 3 :

Thekkady

Go on a scenic trip past mist capped hills of Thekkady, spice plantations and grasslands lined with spectacular waterfalls. Go for a wildlife safari in the Periyar Tiger Reserve.

Day 4 :

Alleppey

Alleppey is the land known for its serene backwaters, houseboats. Experience a traditional hearty lunch on a decorated houseboat while cruising through an intricate web of canals.

Day 5 :

Cochin

Get transferred to the Cochin Railway Station or Airport for your onward journey, putting an end to a wonderful Kerala Vacation.

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusion

  • Houseboat
  • Sightseeing
  • Accommodations
  • All transfers by a cab
  • Meals as per order

Exclusion

  • GST
  • Visa fees
  • Airline/ Railway fare
  • Travel Insurance
  • Entry fees for visiting different places
  • Lunch
  • Personal expenses like drinks, camera charges, etc.
  • Boating / other activities

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