5 Days 4 Nights Alappuzha, Gavi with Munnar Beach Vacation Package

The Kerala backwaters which is prime location for tourists can be enjoyed by means of a house boat. A large network of rivers and canals can be easily enjoyed by utilizing a house boat during the day which further can add value as a place of residence for the nights. The house boats are locally known as Kettuvalams, and has its division based on the features available. They have been classified into Platinum, Gold and Silver by the Kerala Govt. The house boats offer a premium place of residence which includes western toilets, dining areas and a comfortable sit out for tourists. Scrumptious Kerala style food is cooked on board the house boat by the accompanying staff. The boat generally moves at a slow pace to give the tourists the experience of a smooth ride. Certain house boats provide lanterns to give the look and feel of a rural setting.

Start your holiday being picked up from one of the most beautiful and traditionally built airports of the country and head towards Munnar. On the way to Munnar, visit a museum, a temple and reach the charming hill station covered with unending expanses of tea plantations. On the way see cheeyapara, Valara and Kalara Waterfalls. Spend the rest of the evening, enjoying shows of the best art forms of Kerala, Kathakali Dance and Kalaripayattu Martial arts. Settle down and rest for the night amidst the tea estate and greenery around you.

After a hearty breakfast at the resort, start your day with a visit to the Mattupetty Dam. Mattupety Dam is a vital source of power to the state. On the way visit Rose Garden, Elephant camp for Safari and Echo Point. This area is famous for the rare Neelakurinji flowersblossoms gregariously only once in 12 years. On the way visit Kundala Dam. Boat rides against the backdrop of the grand Mattupetty dam at the Sun Moon valley. You are gifted with the simultaneous spotting of the Sun and the Moon After lunch, you get to experience the wildlife of the region on a safari. Sight, the Nilgiri Tahr, found in the most significant surviving quantities in Rajamalai – Eravikulam National Park apart from your chance of sighting 26 other mammals during the safari. After being enthralled by the tea plantations get a first-hand knowledge of the history of the estates and the processing and operations that go into making this work. End your Kannan Devan tea museum visit at the tea tasting room to refresh yourself.

The beautiful port city of Kochi was formerly called Cochin. It is an important seaport of India. Kochi is located in the Ernakulam district of Kerala. Kochi plays an important role not just in today’s economy of the state of Kerala but also in the economic history of Kerala. It is one of the finest natural harbors of the world. Kochi is the place where one can find a wonderful mix of history and natural beauty. Lush mangroves, coconut trees reflected in the translucent waters of backwaters, ancient churches, cathedrals and for - tourists on sightseeing tours of Cochin would find all these and more. Flanked by the Western Ghats on the east and the majestic looking Arabian Sea in the west, Kochi occupies a very strategic location and has been a significant trading zone and attractive tourist destination since time immemorial.