5 Days Kerala Tour to Alleppey Holiday Package

Arrival at Cochin airport/ railway station then proceed to Munnar. This beautiful hill station was once the summer capital of the British Government in India. The never ending vast expanse of tea plantations and the round the year moderate climate makes it a little haven for visitors. Overnight at Munnar. On the way visit Neriyamangalam Bridge Cheeyya para water falls Vallara water falls. Kallar water falls Spice plantations tour (optional)

After breakfast visit Tea museum then Visit to Rajamala- house of the highly endangered mountain goats - the Nilgiri Thars. Then to Echo point and Mattupetty Dam. Speed boating facilities are available here. The dam is flanked by forests and vast expanse of grass land on one side and the Kundala dam, top station, tea plantation on the other Etc….Overnight at Munnar. Optional activities Elephant ride (350 PER PAX 15een minutes) Kathakali dance (200 PER PAX) Mattupetty dam sped boating (650 for 5 pax)

Morning After breakfast proceed to Thekkady. By noon at Thekkady. Periyar Lake around which the sanctuary is built, for boating. This is the only sanctuary in India where you can have the unique experience of viewing the wild life at close quarters from the safety of boat .Overnight in Thekkady. Optional on the way Kulukkumali jeep safari (trekking) Optional activities (you can book in advance) https://onlinebooking.periyarfoundation.org/ Bamboo rafting Natural walk Gavi jeep safari Village safari

Morning after breakfast proceeds to Alleppey. By noon check in at the house boat in Alleppey for a 20 hour house boating through the legendary backwaters of Kerala. On the way you will witness a full range of life’s and activities and some mind boggling sceneries. Overnight in the house boat. House boat is a private boat with fully furnished spacious bath attached bed rooms, hygiene kitchen, dining area and private front deck to capture the beauty of the backwaters.

After breakfast proceed to Cochin for drop at railway station / Airport .on the way if time permits Cochin sightseeing. Cochin, “Queen of Arabian Sea" due to the long maritime history; Arabs, Chinese, Dutch, British and Portuguese followed the sea routes to Cochin. The fascinating Chinese Fishing nets are typical of Kochi. Visit the Mattanchery Dutch Palace - (closed on Fridays and public holidays), which was built by the Portuguese in 1555 and renovated by the Dutch in 1663. Visit the Jewish Synagogue-(closed on all Saturdays and Jewish holidays) in Jew Town and Fort Cochin Area. There are a couple of streets of picture-postcard houses out of another age. Visit St. Francis Church - (closed for visitors on Sundays from 08.00 to 11.00 hrs) the oldest European Church in India. It has several antiquities including a wealth of records. See the Chinese Fishing Nets, along the tip of Fort Cochin unique to this part of Kerala and living symbols of a centuries-old Chinese influence on this coast. Back to airport according to time with sweet memories.