ENCHANTING HILLS

Munnar is a hill town located in the Western Ghats in the Idukki district of Kerala. It is also known as the "Kashmir of South India". It is located at an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level. Munnar is the most visited tourist destination in Kerala. It has a cool and pleasant climate throughout the year. Famous for its tea plantations, this place is rich in tea hills. Blessed with natural beauty and this place is a dream destination for families and honeymooners. Munnar is also a great place to choose for corporate meetings and trekking. With lush green tea hills, beautiful valleys covered in mist, tea gardens, waterfalls, and fresh air, Munnar and its surrounding areas are a feast for the mind and eyes of any traveller, as if painted on a canvas by nature. Many places that enchant travellers with their natural beauty await you in Munnar. You are all welcome to enjoy the sights of Munnar.

• Things to do in Munnar

  Camping Tea Plantation, Tent Camping, Boating, Giant Swing, Bicycle Ride, Trekking, Elephant Safari, Kathakali (classical dance-drama), Kalari (Martial Arts), Ayurveda Spa, Rock Climbing, Adventure Zip Line, Tree House Stay, Jeep Safari, Rock Climbing, Adventure Zip Line, Tree House Stay, Jeep Safari, Hot Air Balloon, Paragliding, Nature Walk, Camp Fire, Adventure Park, Shopping.

• Arrival at Cochin airport /railway station
• Meet our representative
• Then proceed to Munnar (Approx. 130 km, 4 hour journey).
• Enroute, visit the beautiful Cheeyappara waterfall & Valara waterfall
• Cheeyappara waterfall

  Located nearby, Cheeyappara Waterfalls is a spectacular sight with water gushing down in multiple steps over rocky slopes. Visible right from the roadside, it is one of the most accessible waterfalls on the way to Munnar. The powerful flow, combined with the lush surroundings, offers visitors a memorable glimpse of Kerala’s natural beauty.

• Valara waterfall

  Nestled amidst dense forests, Valara Waterfalls is a stunning cascade along the Kochi–Munnar route. Surrounded by rich greenery and rocky cliffs, the waterfall creates a refreshing atmosphere, making it a delightful stop for travelers. Its scenic charm attracts nature lovers and photographers seeking to capture the beauty of Kerala’s landscapes.

• Spice plantation visit

  Spice cultivation and its marketing are an important sector of Kerala. These help you to visit and understand the cultivation methods of spices like cardamom, pepper, cloves, ginger, coffee, cinnamon, turmeric etc. These help you to see such agricultural crops in various districts of Kerala. A visit to a spice garden gives tourists the opportunity to understand the cultivation methods of various spices, their harvesting and processing and to buy farm-fresh products. Guides are also prepared to explain all this to tourists during a visit to such spice gardens. Thekkady, Kumily, Munnar and many other places located near the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, known as the "spice capital" of Kerala, are located in Kerala.

• Check into the hotel or resort. Evening entertainment and relaxation.

• After breakfast , start the journey to the beautiful sights of Munnar
• Eravikulam National Park to view endangered wild goat Nilgiri Tahr National Park is (closed from 21st Jan to 15th April during breeding season)

  Home to the Nilgiri Tahr, Eravikulam National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its scenic landscapes, shola grasslands, and rare flora like the Neelakurinji. The park offers guided treks and panoramic views of the Western Ghats, attracting nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike.

• TATA Tea museum (closed on Mondays and Good Friday)

  Located in the Nallathanni Estate, the TATA Tea Museum showcases the rich legacy of tea cultivation in Munnar. Visitors can explore vintage machinery, photographs, and exhibits detailing the evolution of tea processing, and also enjoy a fresh brew straight from the source.

• Mattupetti dam

  Surrounded by hills and forests, Mattupetty Dam is a major tourist attraction in Munnar known for its serene lake and boating activities. It also supports a hydroelectric project and attracts wildlife that come to quench their thirst, making it ideal for nature lovers.

• Echo point

  Echo Point in Munnar is named for the natural echo phenomenon that occurs when you shout into the valley. Surrounded by lush greenery and mist-covered hills, this tranquil spot by the lake is perfect for a leisurely walk or a scenic picnic.

• Then overnight stay at the hotel or resort.

Alappuzha is known as the “Venice of the East”. Backwaters are one of the main landmarks on the Kerala tourism map. Alappuzha and Kumarakom, which have gained international fame, are the gateways to Kerala backwater tourism. Alappuzha is famous for its network of canals, lush paddy fields, coconut trees, beautiful backwaters and houseboats for overnight stays. It is also a major centre for the spice trade. The canals that have been laid throughout the city for transportation are very interesting. Famous for its waterways and backwaters, this place has become a major tourist destination in Kerala today. It is the main centre for the Nehru Trophy boat racing competition held during the days of Onam, the main festival of Kerala. Alappuzha is also famous for its coir industry. The Kuttanad paddy fields, the rice field of Kerala, are located here. Alappuzha is a land area formed by backwaters, rivers, and canals, and is filled with sand. Marine products, tourism, and the coir industry are the economic sources of income. The overnight stay of tourists in houseboats on the backwaters and travel to the backwaters make up the tourism sector of Alappuzha. It has become world famous. In addition, many tourist attractions are located in the district.

• Things to do in Alleppey

  Boating, House boat, Shikkara Ride, Kayakking, Shopping.

• Boating, House boat, Shikkara Ride, Kayakking, Shopping.
• Check-in to the houseboat.
• HOUSE BOAT

  A houseboat trip and overnight stay along the backwaters is something that no traveller visiting Kerala (God's Own Country) can avoid. One of the most captivating experiences on a houseboat cruise is watching the sunset over the backwaters. Explore the natural beauty of Kerala, the paddy fields, narrow canals, coir, village’s etc. Houseboat travel and overnight stays along the backwaters provide an unforgettable experience to tourists. A houseboat cruise includes delicious meals prepared on the boat, featuring traditional Kerala cuisine. Delicious seafood, spicy curries and traditional Kerala Snacks are also available. Houseboats seen today are the modern form of the kettu vallam that were used to transport goods from one place to another through the backwaters. These include traditional kothumbu vallam, kettuvallam, shikara, houseboats, luxury houseboats, etc.
  Welcome drink, lunch, evening tea and snacks, dinner and breakfast available in houseboat. (Only applicable for Day & Night package)

• Then overnight stay at the house boat.

• After breakfast. Check-out from houseboat and proceed to Cochin. (Approx. 60 km, 1 hour 40 minutes journey)
• Before leaving, do some quick shopping (Lulu Mall / M.G. Road) / or visit Fort Kochi (if time permits)
• Return with Memories of the Happy Moments of Your (6 Nights / 7 Days) Kerala Trip.