Day 1 – Arrival at Kochi / Alleppey → Transfer to Munnar

Your Kerala journey begins as you arrive at Kochi or Alleppey, depending on your train’s timing. Our representative welcomes you with a warm smile and assists you to your private car. As soon as you start driving towards Munnar, the coastal roads slowly transform into lush greenery, winding ghats, and cool mountain air. The journey itself feels like entering a different world—one filled with misty hills, tea plantations, and fresh forest aroma.

On the way, you’ll stop at Cheeyappara and Valara Waterfalls, two beautiful cascades ideal for quick photos and a refreshing break. As the car climbs higher, the temperature drops, and you’ll begin to see the first glimpse of Kerala’s endless tea gardens covering the mountains like a green carpet.

By afternoon, you reach Munnar and check in to your hotel or resort. Take some time to relax in your balcony while enjoying the cold breeze and peaceful environment. In the evening, you may explore the nearby town, taste Kerala snacks like banana chips, or take a casual walk around the tea estates. The night in Munnar is calm, cool, and perfect for unwinding. Overnight stay in Munnar.

Day 2 – Munnar Full Day Sightseeing

After breakfast, begin your beautiful day exploring the highlights of Munnar, one of Kerala’s most charming hill stations. The morning drive takes you through rolling tea gardens and mist-covered valleys, creating a refreshing start. Your first stop is Eravikulam National Park (if open), home to the rare Nilgiri Tahr. The park’s viewpoints offer stunning panoramic scenery and cool mountain air—perfect for photography and peaceful walks.

Next, continue to the famous Tea Museum, where you learn how tea leaves are plucked, processed, and packed. It’s an interesting experience, especially for first-time visitors, and you can also taste different tea flavours. After this, visit some of the popular viewpoints like Photo Point and Honey Rock, where the green carpet of tea plantations creates postcard-like backdrops.

Post lunch, explore Mattupetty Dam, a calm reservoir surrounded by hills, and enjoy a speedboat ride if you like a little adventure. Nearby is Echo Point, a fun spot where your voice bounces back from the mountains. As the day ends, you drive back through peaceful roads lined with eucalyptus trees and spice plants.

Evening is free to relax, sip warm tea, or shop for homemade chocolates, essential oils, and spices. Overnight stay in Munnar.

Day 3 – Munnar → Thekkady

After breakfast, check out from your Munnar hotel and begin your scenic journey towards Thekkady, Kerala’s famous wildlife and spice region. The drive takes you through winding mountain roads, thick forests, and quiet villages where the air feels fresh and earthy. As you descend from the hills, the tea gardens slowly give way to sprawling cardamom, pepper, and clove plantations—this region is known as the “Spice Capital of Kerala.”

On arrival in Thekkady, check in to your hotel and take a short break. Later, visit a Spice Plantation Tour, where an expert guide walks you through aromatic plantations and explains how different spices are grown, harvested, and processed. This is an exciting experience, especially for foreigners, as Kerala’s spices are famous worldwide.

Next, enjoy an unforgettable Elephant Encounter, where you can watch the elephants, feed them, click photos, or even take a safe short ride (optional). In the evening, attend the famous Kalaripayattu Show, Kerala’s ancient martial art, performed live by trained artists. Some travellers also enjoy the Kathakali Show, known for its colourful costumes and expressive storytelling.

The weather in Thekkady is cool and pleasant at night, making it perfect for a calm dinner and relaxation. Overnight stay in Thekkady.

Day 4 – Thekkady → Alleppey (Backwaters)

After breakfast, check out from your Thekkady hotel and begin your peaceful drive towards Alleppey, the famous backwater capital of Kerala. As the mountains slowly disappear in the rear mirror, the scenery transforms into beautiful paddy fields, coconut trees, and narrow village roads filled with calm backwater canals. This change in landscape feels like stepping into a postcard.

On reaching Alleppey, you can check in to your resort or board a traditional Kerala houseboat (as per your chosen plan). The experience here is slow, soothing, and deeply relaxing. As the houseboat or shikara glides through the backwaters, you’ll see everyday life happening on the water — children going to school on small boats, fishermen casting their nets, women washing clothes along the banks, and small homes surrounded by coconut trees. It’s Kerala’s real charm, simple yet beautiful.

A delicious Kerala-style lunch is served on the houseboat/resort, with dishes like vegetable thoran, sambar, rice, fish fry (optional), and local pickles. After lunch, continue your cruise or relax at your resort, enjoying the cool breeze and golden sunset over the backwaters. In the evening, take a walk along the riverside or simply sit and listen to the quiet sound of flowing water. Overnight stay in Alleppey.

Day 5 – Alleppey → Kovalam / Trivandrum

After breakfast, check out from your Alleppey resort or houseboat and begin your journey towards the coastal beauty of Kovalam or the cultural city of Trivandrum. As you leave the backwaters behind, the scenery slowly shifts into wide highways, coconut-lined roads, small coastal towns, and glimpses of the Arabian Sea. The drive feels peaceful and refreshing, with the ocean breeze starting to set the mood for a relaxed beach day.

Upon reaching Kovalam or Trivandrum, check in to your hotel and unwind for a while. If staying in Kovalam, head straight to the famous Lighthouse Beach, where soft waves, golden sand, and a calm environment make it perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply walking barefoot along the shore. The sea here is usually gentle, and the sunset looks absolutely magical, glowing orange and pink over the horizon.

If you're staying in Trivandrum, explore some of the beautiful cultural spots like the Napier Museum, Art Gallery, or local markets filled with handicrafts and spices. In the evening, relax at one of the seaside cafés, enjoy a warm cup of chai or fresh seafood, and soak in the soothing sound of waves.

Overnight stay in Kovalam / Trivandrum.

 Day 6 – Kovalam & Trivandrum Sightseeing

Begin your morning with the soothing sound of waves and a fresh Kerala breakfast. Today is a beautiful blend of culture, beach time, and relaxed exploration. Start with a visit to the iconic Padmanabhaswamy Temple (outer darshan for foreigners), one of India’s richest and most sacred temples. Its golden towers and ancient architecture create a majestic atmosphere, making it a must-see landmark.

Next, head to the Napier Museum and Art Gallery, where you can explore Kerala’s history, traditional artwork, royal collections, and colourful exhibits showcasing the region’s heritage. It’s an interesting and easy-going experience, especially for a first-time visitor.

In the afternoon, return to Kovalam Beach, where you can enjoy free time by the sea. Whether it’s sunbathing, relaxing on the sand, dipping your feet into the waves, or sipping fresh tender coconut, Kovalam makes everything feel peaceful. If you enjoy a little adventure, optional activities like surfing, kayaking, or a lighthouse climb are available.

As the sun begins to set, the sky turns orange and golden, offering a picture-perfect moment. End your day with a quiet dinner by the sea, listening to the gentle sound of waves and enjoying the cool breeze.Overnight stay in Kovalam / Trivandrum.

 Day 7 – Trivandrum → Departure

Your final day in Kerala begins with a relaxed morning and a gentle coastal breeze. After breakfast, check out from your hotel and spend a little free time enjoying the calm surroundings. If time permits, you may visit a nearby handicraft shop to pick up small souvenirs like spices, wooden carvings, or handmade soaps—simple reminders of your beautiful Kerala journey.

As you drive towards Trivandrum Railway Station, the route passes through coconut-lined roads, peaceful neighbourhoods, and glimpses of the Arabian Sea, giving a perfect farewell to “God’s Own Country.” Along the way, you can also stop for a quick photo at any scenic spot you like. The vibe is calm, unhurried, and comforting.

Once you reach the station, our representative assists you with your luggage and ensures everything is smooth and easy for your onward journey. With warm hearts and lovely memories, you board your train back to Baroda—ending the trip exactly as planned. The scenic hills of Munnar, the spice-scented air of Thekkady, the quiet beauty of Alleppey’s backwaters, and the golden beaches of Kovalam all stay with you as a beautiful travel story.

Your Kerala tour ends here, but the memories stay forever—simple, sweet, and peaceful.