Upon your arrival at Cochin airport, our representative will meet you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After checking in, you can relax and spend the rest of the day at your leisure. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Begin your day with a half-day city tour. Your first stop will be the oldest Jewish Synagogue in India, built in 1568. It was destroyed by the Portuguese and later rebuilt by the Dutch in the 17th century. Afterward, visit the iconic Chinese fishing nets. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Kathakali dance performance.

After breakfast this morning, you will be transferred in your private vehicle to Munnar. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel. Munnar, a paradise for nature lovers, is nestled in the lush and peaceful Kannan Devan Hills. This tranquil resort offers stunning views of low-flying clouds and mist-covered valleys, creating a serene haven with a refreshing climate. A century ago, pioneering planters developed the area from untouched forests. The town is home to charming, historic churches with elegant stone structures, antique chandeliers, and rosewood pews. Just beyond, you'll find Anamudi, the highest peak in South India. Spend the day at your leisure.

This morning, we’ll explore a tea plantation and factory to witness the fascinating tea-making process, including the steps of segregating, drying, and threshing. We’ll also visit the Tata Tea Museum, where you can see machinery and photographic displays highlighting the significant role the tea industry has played in shaping this captivating region.

After breakfast this morning, you will be transferred in your private vehicle to Thekkady (approximately 5 hours). Upon arrival, check in at the hotel. In the evening, visit the Kerala Kalari Centre, where you can witness the ancient Kalaripayattu martial art, a traditional dance form practiced by skilled local swordsmen.

Morning at leisure, which the possibility of optional local tours like jeep safari.

Start your morning with a guided tour of a spice plantation, where you'll discover the cultivation of cardamom, pepper, vanilla, and coffee. Proceed to Kumarakom and check in at your hotel. Located along India’s southern coast, Kumarakom boasts a delightful tropical climate. The region’s natural beauty is breathtaking, with endless coconut palms lining the rivers, their reflections glistening on tranquil waters. Everywhere you turn, nature thrives — from the sweet aroma of flowers and the vivid hues of diverse birdlife to the refreshing streams of fresh water flowing through the landscape.

Alleppey, also known as Alappuzha, is a charming and laid-back market town surrounded by lush coconut plantations. Hop aboard traditional kettuvallams—rice boats transformed into comfortable houseboats featuring bedrooms and attached bathrooms. These boats were originally used to ferry rice but now offer a unique way to explore Kerala's stunning backwaters. Recognized by National Geographic Traveller as one of the "50 must-do" experiences, a houseboat cruise through the tranquil backwaters is truly unforgettable. Glide along narrow canals weaving through quintessential Kerala villages, surrounded by emerald-green paddy fields and swaying coconut trees. The journey takes you to secluded islets where you can soak in the untouched beauty and simplicity of village life. Delicious lunch and dinner will be served on board, with an overnight stay offering a serene experience amidst the waters.

Spend 3–4 days unwinding along the serene Kerala coastline, indulging in delicious cuisine, breathtaking sunsets, and a tranquil atmosphere. Stay in a charming beach cottage at a stunning beach resort, where you can relax and rejuvenate before returning home.

Proceed to the airport for your onward journey.