Tranquil Escapes in Kerala - God’s Own Country Itinerary
Tranquil Escapes in Kerala - God’s Own Country
Best Time to Visit: September to March
The winter months offer pleasant weather for exploring Kerala's backwaters, hill stations, and beaches. Monsoons (June-August) are also a beautiful time to visit for lush landscapes, though heavier rain might limit some activities.
4-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Munnar - The Tea Garden Paradise
- Morning: Arrive in Munnar and head to the Tea Museum, where you can learn about tea processing and taste freshly brewed tea.
- Afternoon: Visit Eravikulam National Park to spot the Nilgiri Tahr and see the stunning landscapes.
- Evening: Relax by the Mattupetty Dam and take a boat ride or head to Echo Point for a peaceful evening.
Day 2: Thekkady - Wildlife and Spice Trails
- Morning: Drive to Thekkady and explore Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary on a boat safari for a chance to spot elephants, bison, and other wildlife.
- Afternoon: Enjoy a spice plantation tour to learn about Kerala's renowned spices.
- Evening: Catch a traditional Kathakali performance or a martial arts (Kalaripayattu) show.
Day 3: Alleppey - The Venice of the East
- Morning: Travel to Alleppey and check into a houseboat for an overnight stay. Cruise along the scenic backwaters lined with lush paddy fields and coconut trees.
- Afternoon: Enjoy lunch on the houseboat as you float through the quiet canals and observe village life.
- Evening: Sunset views over the backwaters are unforgettable. Relax and soak in the serene beauty.
Day 4: Kochi - The Cultural Hub
- Morning: Head to Kochi and start with a visit to the Fort Kochi area. Explore the Jewish Synagogue, Dutch Palace, and iconic Chinese fishing nets.
- Afternoon: Visit the St. Francis Church, India’s oldest European church, and take a stroll through the vibrant art cafes and markets.
- Evening: End your trip with some shopping for spices and handicrafts before your departure.
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