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Kerala: Poetry in Water and Light

Between languid backwaters and misty mountain spice gardens, discover India's tropical paradise where nature's rhythms set the pace.

KERALA

God's Own Country

Immerse yourself in a land where ancient healing traditions and cultural richness flow as smoothly as its legendary backwaters.

Kerala weaves together nature's bounty with cultural finesse. From the serene backwaters to the Western Ghats' spice-scented heights, the state offers an experience that soothes and stimulates in equal measure. Here, traditional art forms thrive alongside ancient wellness practices, while pristine beaches meet lush tropical forests.

Image by Danurwendho Adyakusuma

UNLOCK KERALA'S HIDDEN TREASURES

  • Explore Alleppey's Mystical Backwaters

  • Discover Munnar's Tea Plantations

  • Experience Traditional Kathakali Performances

  • Wander Through Fort Kochi's Historic Streets

Itineraries of Kerala

From houseboats to hill stations, our journeys reveal Kerala's extraordinary tapestry of culture, wellness, and natural wonder.

Day 1

Arrival in Kochi

Morning: Arrive at Cochin International Airport. Transfer to your hotel in Kochi. Afternoon: Explore Fort Kochi – visit the Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue, and St. Francis Church. Evening: Enjoy a Kathakali dance performance or a sunset cruise on the backwaters.

Day 2

Kochi to Munnar

Morning: Drive to Munnar (approximately 4-5 hours). Check into your hotel. Afternoon: Visit the Tea Museum and explore the local tea estates. Evening: Relax at your hotel or enjoy a leisurely walk through the tea gardens.

Day 3

Munnar

Morning: Trek to Anamudi Peak (the highest peak in South India) or explore the Eravikulam National Park. Afternoon: Visit Mattupetty Dam and the nearby Echo Point. Evening: Enjoy the serene environment of Munnar and its cool climate.

Day 4

Munnar to Alleppey or Alappuzha

Morning: Drive to Alleppey (approximately 4-5 hours). Check into your houseboat. Afternoon: Embark on a backwater cruise in the houseboat, exploring the scenic backwaters, lagoons, and traditional village life. Evening: Enjoy dinner on the houseboat while taking in the peaceful surroundings.

Day 5

Alleppey to Varkala

Morning: Drive to Varkala (approximately 2.5 to 3 hours). Check into your beachside resort. Relax for some time. Afternoon: Visit Jatayu Earth Center, approximately 28 km from Varkala Beach. Evening: Enjoy a sunset view from the cliffs and explore local eateries and flea markets.

Day 6

Varkala to Kovalam

Morning: Drive to Kovalam (approximately 2 hours). Check into your beachside resort. Afternoon: Visit the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, known for its architectural history and its reputation as the enigmatic "seven-door" temple. Evening: Enjoy your last evening in Kerala with a beachside dinner.

Day 7

Departure

Morning: Transfer to Trivandrum International Airport for your departure.

Key Facts

Peak Time

October to February

Monsoon Season

June to September

Best Weather

December to February

INSIDER TIP

Book a traditional houseboat for sunrise rather than sunset to experience the backwaters coming alive with local life and fishing activities.

Image by Mayur Arvind

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • Monsoon tourism has its own unique charm

  •  Ayurvedic treatments need advance booking

  •  Dress modestly when visiting temples

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