Welcome to Cochin, The Biggest metropolitan city of Kerala. Your flight would land at Cochin International Airport. After landing kindly head towards the immigration department and get your passport stamped. Immigration Department would stamp the Visa on your Passport. After the Immigration and Custom check kindly take an exit from the Airport. My Tour Advisor’s Representative would be waiting for you to welcome you outside the Exit Gate.

Cochin, often called the Queen of the Arabian Sea, is a charming coastal city in Kerala that beautifully blends colonial heritage, maritime history, and vibrant local culture. Once a major spice trading port, Kochi attracted traders from Arabia, China, Portugal, and Britain — influences still visible in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. The city’s historic Fort Kochi area, with its narrow lanes, Chinese fishing nets, and colonial-era buildings, exudes an old-world charm. Landmarks like the St. Francis Church, Dutch Palace, and Jewish Synagogue tell stories of a multicultural past, while the lively Marine Drive and art-filled Mattancherry showcase Kochi’s modern spirit. With serene backwaters, colorful festivals, and mouthwatering seafood, Kochi serves as a perfect gateway to Kerala’s beauty and warmth. A harmonious blend of history, art, and coastal serenity, Kochi offers travelers a relaxed yet enriching experience at the crossroads of cultures.

After meeting with our Representative start your city tour, First you will be visiting Mattancherry Palace - also known as the Dutch Palace, It is one of Kochi’s most treasured heritage sites, reflecting a blend of Portuguese, Dutch, and traditional Kerala architecture. Originally built by the Portuguese in 1555 and later renovated by the Dutch, the palace was a gift to the Raja of Cochin. Its modest exterior contrasts beautifully with the richly decorated interiors, featuring exquisite murals depicting scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, royal portraits, and period artifacts. The central courtyard houses a revered temple dedicated to the royal deity, Pazhayannur Bhagavathi. A visit to Mattancherry Palace offers a fascinating glimpse into Kerala’s royal history and artistic grandeur. After the palace visit proceed towards Jews Synagogue - Also called as the Paradesi Synagogue, located in Jew Town, Mattancherry, Kochi, is the oldest active synagogue in the Commonwealth, built in 1568 by the Paradesi Jews (Sephardic Jews of Spanish and Portuguese descent). It features stunning interiors, including hand-painted Chinese porcelain tiles, Belgian glass chandeliers, and a gold pulpit. The synagogue also houses rare scrolls of the Torah and ancient copper plates recording the privileges granted to the Jewish community by local rulers. Still functioning as a place of worship, it stands as a beautiful symbol of Kochi’s multicultural past and the once-thriving Jewish presence in Kerala. Later visit St. Francis Church, It is one of the oldest European churches in India, originally built in 1503 by Portuguese Franciscan friars. It holds great historical importance as it once housed the tomb of Vasco da Gama, the famous Portuguese explorer, before his remains were moved to Lisbon. The church’s simple yet elegant design reflects early Portuguese architecture, with wooden ceilings, colonial-era tombstones, and serene interiors. Today, it stands as a symbol of Kerala’s colonial heritage and religious harmony, attracting history lovers and pilgrims alike. End your day with a visit of Chinese Fishing Nets - Chinese fishing nets in Fort Kochi are iconic shore-operated lift nets believed to have been introduced by Chinese traders in the 14th century. These massive wooden structures are fixed to the land and operated by a unique counterweight system. Stretching out into the sea, they create a striking silhouette, especially at sunset. Still in use to-day, they offer a glimpse into Kochi’s rich maritime history and traditional fishing practices. After the visit return to the Hotel. Overnight in Cochin.

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Munnar, located in the Western Ghats of Kerala, is one of South India's most popular and picturesque hill stations. Nestled at an altitude of around 1,600 meters, it is renowned for its sprawling tea planta-tions, mist-covered hills, and cool climate. Once a summer retreat for British officials during colonial times, Munnar is now a haven for nature lovers, honeymooners, and adventure seekers. The town is sur-rounded by lush green valleys, waterfalls, winding roads, and wildlife sanctuaries. Key attractions include Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, the Tea Museum, Mattupetty Dam, and Anamudi Peak, The highest in South India. Munnar also offers opportunities for trekking, boat-ing, and visiting spice gardens. The scenic beauty, fresh mountain air, and peaceful ambiance make it an ideal getaway from city life. Munnar’s charm lies in its blend of natural splendor, colonial history, and vi-brant local culture.

After breakfast. Start your drive towards Munnar. On Arrival check-in to the Hotel. In the Afternoon Relax in your Hotel. In the evening you can take a stroll in the town or go hiking in the mountains. Overnight in Munnar

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After Breakfast head out to visit Eravikulam National Park, located just 13 km from Munnar, is one of Kerala’s most scenic and well-preserved wildlife sanctuaries. Spread across rolling hills of the Western Ghats, it is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and over 130 species of birds and butterflies. The park’s mist-covered landscapes, lush valleys, and panoramic viewpoints offer breathtaking views of Anamudi Peak, South India’s highest point. Visitors can enjoy a guided eco-bus ride followed by a light trek to explore its pristine beauty. During the blooming season, the hills turn blue with the rare Neelakurinji flowers, which blossom once every twelve years. Afterwards you can proceed towards Mattupetty Dam, located about 13 km from Munnar, is a beautiful hill-country reservoir surrounded by rolling tea gardens and lush green hills. Built in the 1950s for hydroelectric power generation, the dam has now become one of Munnar’s most popular attractions. The serene lake formed by the dam offers opportunities for boating, photography, and picnics amidst stunning natural scenery. The calm waters often reflect the surrounding forests and misty peaks, creating postcard-perfect views. The area is also known for sightings of elephants and native birds, making it a delightful stop for both nature lovers and photographers exploring the Munnar region. Later visit a Tea Production Factory, which will offer you a glimpse into the region’s century-old tea-making tradition. These factories showcase the complete process — from plucking tender tea leaves to drying, rolling, and packaging. Visitors can walk through aromatic processing rooms, observe workers at different stages, and learn about the fine art of tea grading. It’s an immersive experience that blends history, culture, and the soothing charm of Kerala’s lush tea-covered hills. Later Return to the hotel. Overnight in Munnar.

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Thekkady, located in the Idukki district of Kerala, is a beautiful hill station renowned for its lush greenery, wildlife, and spice plantations. Nestled in the Western Ghats near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border, Thekkady offers a tranquil escape into nature and is a must-visit destination for wildlife lov-ers and eco-tourists. Thekkady is equally famous for its spice plantations, especially cardamom, pep-per, and cinnamon. Guided plantation walks give insights into spice cultivation and processing. The region’s cool climate, serene forests, and fragrant spice gardens create a refreshing and immersive experience. Other attractions include trekking, bamboo rafting, elephant rides, and traditional Kalaripayattu per-formances—a martial art native to Kerala. With its blend of adventure, culture, and natural beauty, thekkady is a perfect destination for those seeking a deeper connection with nature and Kerala’s unique heritage.

After breakfast transfer to thekkady passing through the lush green forests and Tea Gardens. On Arrival in thekkady check-in to the hotel. In the Afternoon Head out for Jeep Safari exploring the Lush green mountains of thekkady. The safari offers you a possibility of sighting elephants or other animals of Periyar National Park. On the return take a stop at spice plantation to get a detailed information on the various spices grown in this region. Return to the Hotel. In The evening you can go for ayurvedic Massages or other cultural activities offered at nearby Places. Overnight in Thekkady.

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Vembanad Lake Alleppey, stretching across the districts of Alappuzha, Kottayam, and Ernakulam, is the largest lake in Kerala and one of India’s longest. This vast expanse of shimmering backwaters forms the heart of Kerala’s unique ecosystem and is the lifeline of its famous houseboat tourism. Fringed by lush coconut groves, paddy fields, and tranquil villages, the lake offers an idyllic setting for cruising on traditional Kettuvallams. It’s also home to migratory birds and the renowned Nehru Trophy Boat Race, held annually at Punnamada Lake. A visit to Vembanad is a peaceful escape into Kerala’s natural beauty, rural charm, and timeless backwater culture.

After Breakfast transfer to Alappuzha to board a houseboat cruise on Vembanad Lake. It is one of Kerala’s most enchanting experiences — a serene journey through tranquil backwaters framed by coco-nut palms and lush paddy fields. As your traditional Kettuvallam houseboat glides across India’s largest freshwater lake, you can relax on deck, watching village life unfold along the banks — fishermen at work, women washing clothes, and children waving from canoes. The gentle rhythm of the waters, the cool breeze, and the flavors of authentic Kerala cuisine served on board create a truly immersive escape. Sunset over Vembanad paints the sky in gold and crimson, offering a picture-perfect end to a magical day on the backwaters. After the excursion, Transfer to the Hotel at Marari Beach for check-in. Overnight stay in Mararikulam

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Marari Beach, located near Alleppey (Alappuzha) in the southern Indian state of Kerala, is a serene and less commercialized coastal destination known for its natural beauty and tranquility. Unlike the bustling beaches of Goa, Marari offers a peaceful retreat with clean sands, swaying coconut palms, and gentle waves from the Arabian Sea. The name "Marari" is derived from Mararikulam, a small fishing village nearby, where life moves at a relaxed, traditional pace. What sets Marari Beach apart is its authentic local charm—you’ll often see fishermen bringing in their daily catch or locals tending to coconut groves. It’s an ideal place for those seeking rest, yoga, Ayurvedic treatments, or simply a quiet beach experience. Several eco-resorts and boutique homestays offer person-alized stays with organic meals, wellness therapies, and cultural experiences.

Full day at leisure to Enjoy the sun and sand at marari beach. It is one of the less croded beaches in India, it is safe for swimming and perfect for long walks, reading, or watching spectacular sunsets. For travelers looking for a blend of sea, serenity, and slow living, Marari Beach is a hidden gem on Kerala’s coastline.

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Morning at leisure. In the afternoon check out from hotel and transfer to Kochin International Airport to catch the flight for your onward destination.

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