Overview

Cochin (2N) → Munnar (2N) → Kumarakom (1N) → Kovalam (2N)

Day 1: Arrive in Cochin → relax → overnight stay in Cochin.
Day 2: Cochin sightseeing → overnight in Cochin.
Day 3: Cochin to Munnar → waterfalls en route → Tea Museum & Rose Garden → overnight in Munnar.
Day 4: Full-day Munnar sightseeing → overnight in Munnar.
Day 5: Munnar to Kumarakom via Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls → backwater sightseeing → overnight in Kumarakom.
Day 6: Kumarakom to Kovalam → beach activities & leisure → overnight in Kovalam.
Day 7: Trivandrum city tour (Padmanabhaswamy Temple & local attractions) → return to Kovalam → overnight stay.
Day 8: Drop at Trivandrum Airport for departure.

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Day 1 :

You will be picking from Cochin Airport / Ernakulam railway station and take to the hotel. Feel at leisure in the evening when you relax yourself in this picturesque 'port city'. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Overnight stay: Cochin

Day 2 :

Cochin Sightseeing

Set out on a guided sightseeing in Cochin. Your itinerary here will include places like Fort Cochin, still keeping alive its ancient Jew tradition, the Santa Cruz Basilica, Mattancherry Palace, St. Francis Church and more. The Jew’s Street and the Chinese fishing nets at Fort Cochin beach are the must see. Return to hotel & relax.
Overnight stay: Cochin

Day 3 :

Cochin – Munnar

After breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to Munnar (04 Hrs drive). On the way visit Cheyyapara & Valara waterfalls. On arrival in Munnar, visit The Tea Museum displays the history and evolution of the tea plantations in Munnar. If you are a flora lover, pay a visit to the Floriculture Centre Munnar. Commonly known as Rose Garden, it has over a hundred varieties of flowers and herbal plants.
Overnight stay: Munnar.

Day 4 :

Munnar Sightseeing

After breakfast proceed for a full day of sightseeing. Munnar, situated 1600 Meters above sea level at the confluence of three mountain streams Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundale. This majestic hill station was once the summer resort of the British government in South India. Local sightseeing of Munnar includes visit to Mattupetty Dam, Kundale Lake and Echo Point & Kolukkumalai Tea Estate. Afternoon proceed to Rajamalai were the rarest species of mountain goat, "Nilgiri Thars", can be spotted.
Overnight stay: Munnar.

Day 5 :

Munnar – Kumarakom via Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls

After early breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to Kumarakom (200 km – 05 Hours drive), via Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls. on arrival check into the hotel. Afternoon proceed for local sightseeing in and around Kumarakom - a tiny backwater hamlet perched on the western banks of the Vembanadu Lake. The stretch of backwater is spread over 900 sq. km. Choose a canoe, motor boat or houseboat and devour the beauty of this backwater paradise at its best.
Overnight stay: Kumarakom

Day 6 :

Kumarakom – Kovalam

After a refreshing breakfast onboard, check out from the houseboat and drive to Kovalam. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel. Kovalam, a world-renowned beach destination, is perfect for soaking up the tropical sun and enjoying a golden suntan. The beaches here offer plenty of activities for water enthusiasts, including kayaking, swimming, surfing, and skiing. You can also rejuvenate yourself with an exotic herbal body-toning massage at one of the certified wellness centers along the beach.
Overnight stay: Kovalam

Day 7 :

Day out tour at Trivandrum

In the morning, set out on a guided sightseeing tour of Trivandrum. Visit the famous Padmanabhaswamy Temple, renowned for its towering gopurams, intricate temple arts, and paintings. The temple’s main pavilion, supported by 400 exquisitely carved granite pillars, is truly a sight to behold. Continue to explore the other attractions of the city before returning to Kovalam in the evening to relax.
Overnight stay: Kovalam

Day 8 :

Kovalam – Trivandrum Drop

Morning get dropped at Trivandrum International airport for your flight back home, feeling contented about a wonderful holiday you spent in the “God’s Own Country”.