6 Days Kerala (Cochin, Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey)
Cochin > Cochin 1N > Munnar 2N > Thekkady 1 > Alleppey 1N > Cochin
Duration
6 Days
Tour Type
Leisure & Sightseeing
Group Size
15 persons
Location
Kerala
Sketch Itinerary
Day 1
Cochin
Day 1
Cochin
Overnight at the Hotel in Cochin
Day 2
Munnar
Day 2
Munnar
Overnight at the Hotel in Munnar
Day 3
Munnar
Day 3
Munnar
Overnight at the Hotel in Munnar
Day 4
Thekkady
Day 4
Thekkady
Overnight at the Hotel in Thekkady
Day 5
Alleppey
Day 5
Alleppey
Overnight at the Hotel in Alleppey
Day 6
Cochin
Day 6
Cochin
Transfer to Cochin Airport as per flight schedule
End of Tour
Itinerary
Day 1: Cochin
Arrive in Cochin and check into your hotel. Explore the historic Fort Kochi area, known for its colonial architecture and Chinese fishing nets. Explore the bustling streets of Jew Town and visit the Paradesi Synagogue. Spend the evening in the modern town of Ernakulam with a bit of shopping.
Overnight Stay in Cochin
Day 2: Munnar
After breakfast, drive to Munnar, a picturesque hill station known for its tea plantations. En route, visit the Cheeyappara and Valara waterfalls. Check into your hotel in Munnar and relax for a while. In the afternoon, visit the Tea Museum to learn about the history and process of tea production. In the evening, you have the option to visit the Blossom International Park and explore the local markets.
Overnight Stay in Munnar
Day 3: Munnar
After breakfast, visit the Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Enjoy a short trek inside the park and witness the breath-taking views of the surrounding hills. Afternoon enjoy a stroll through the tea gardens and visit the Mattupetty Dam and Kundala Lake.
Overnight Stay in Munnar
Day 4: Thekkady
After breakfast, drive to Thekkady, famous for its wildlife sanctuary and spice plantations. Check into your hotel and relax for a while. In the afternoon, take a boat ride on Periyar Lake in Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. Spot wildlife, including elephants, deer, and various bird species. Visit the spice plantations and learn about the various spices grown in the region.
Overnight Stay in Thekkady
Day 5: Alleppey
After breakfast, drive to Alleppey. Check in to the hotel. After a short rest enjoy a boating through the backwaters (cost extra). Enjoy the serene surroundings as you sail through the backwaters, passing by lush paddy fields and coconut groves. Spend the evening in Alleppey beach.
Overnight Stay at Alleppey
Day 6: Cochin
After breakfast, drive to Cochin. Indulge in a bit of shopping before concluding your trip and drop off at Cochin airport for departure.
End of Tour
Included/Excluded
Accommodation in double rooms on twin sharing basis with breakfast. Dinner rate given separately.
A/c Vehicle at disposal for the entire trip. 750 kms blocked.
Service of an experienced driver. [from 8 AM to 8 PM]
In Hill stations Non A/C Rooms will be provided in all season.
GST, toll, parking, bata etc.
Air Fare/Train Fare & all entry fees at sightseeing spots
Items of personal nature like portage, tips, laundry, telephone calls, mineral water etc.
Optional Activities mentioned in the itinerary
Hotel Details
Kochi (1 Night)
Munnar (2 Nights)
Thekkady (1 Night)
Alleppey/ Kumarakam (1 Night)
Kochi (1 Night)
Munnar (2 Nights)
Thekkady (1 Night)
Alleppey/ Kumarakam (1 Night)
Kochi (1 Night)
Munnar (2 Nights)
Thekkady (1 Night)
Alleppey/ Kumarakam (1 Night)
Kochi (1 Night)
Munnar (2 Nights)
Thekkady (1 Night)
Alleppey/ Kumarakam (1 Night)
Kochi (1 Night)
Munnar (2 Nights)
Thekkady (1 Night)
Alleppey/ Kumarakam (1 Night)
Kochi (1 Night)
Munnar (2 Nights)
Thekkady (1 Night)
Alleppey/ Kumarakam (1 Night)
Experiences
Culinary & Food
Culture, Heritage & History
Lakes & Rivers
Mountain & Hill Stations
Nature & Wildlife
Scenic Drives
Shopping & Local Markets
Spa & Wellness RetreatsFAQs
What is the best time to visit Kerala?
The ideal time is October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. The monsoon season (June to September) is popular for Ayurvedic treatments, while summer (April–May) is hot and humid but suitable for hill stations.
How can I reach Kerala?
Kerala is well connected by:
Air: Major airports – Trivandrum (TRV), Cochin (COK), Calicut (CCJ);
Rail: Extensive train network connects Kerala to major Indian cities;
Road: National highways from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and other South Indian states.
What are the local transportation options?
Inter-city: Buses, trains, taxis, private cabs;
Intra-city: Auto-rickshaws, buses, taxis, and app-based cabs (available in cities);
Houseboats and ferries: Common in backwater regions like Alleppey and Kumarakom.
Are houseboat cruises available year-round?
Yes, but they are best enjoyed from October to March. During monsoon, operations may pause briefly during heavy rains or flooding.
What types of accommodations are available in Kerala?
Kerala offers a wide range:
Luxury resorts;
Backwater houseboats;
Plantation homestays;
Eco-lodges;
Budget hotels and guesthouses;
Kerala offers a wide range:
Luxury resorts;
Backwater houseboats;
Plantation homestays;
Eco-lodges;
Budget hotels and guesthouses.
Is Kerala vegetarian-friendly?
Yes. South Indian vegetarian food is widely available. That said, Kerala is also famous for its seafood and meat-based dishes, especially in coastal and Christian/Muslim-dominated areas.
Are medical facilities easily accessible?
Yes. Kerala has an excellent healthcare system with hospitals and clinics in both cities and towns. Pharmacies are widespread and most medications are available without prescription.
Always drink bottled or filtered water. Bottled water is available at all hotels and shops.
Are there cultural norms I should be aware of?
Yes:
Dress modestly, especially in temples and rural areas;
Remove shoes before entering religious places;
Public displays of affection are discouraged;
Respect local customs and rituals.
Are Ayurvedic treatments safe and authentic in Kerala?
Yes, Kerala is globally known for authentic Ayurveda. Choose government-licensed centers or those with professional certifications for safety and quality.
Is there a dress code at temples?
Yes. In many temples, men are required to wear dhotis without shirts, and women are expected to wear sarees or traditional attire. Western clothes are usually not allowed in major temples like Guruvayur and Sabarimala.
Which are the must-visit destinations in Kerala?
Cochin – heritage and colonial charm;
Munnar – tea gardens and hills;
Thekkady – Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary;
Alleppey/Kumarakom – backwaters and houseboats;
Kovalam/Varkala – beaches;
Wayanad – forests and waterfalls;
Athirapally – waterfalls;
Trivandrum – capital city with temples and beaches.
Some of the popular festivals are
Onam (Aug–Sept) – harvest festival
Vishu (April) – New Year;
Thrissur Pooram – temple festival with elephants and fireworks;
Theyyam – ritual dance in North Kerala;
Boat Races (Aug–Sept) – during monsoon.
Are any permits required to visit tourist areas in Kerala?
No special permits are required for Indian citizens. Foreign tourists may need permits for protected forest areas or tribal zones.
What is Munnar famous for?
Tea gardens, Eravikulam National Park, Anamudi Peak, waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints like Top Station and Echo Point. Trails like Meesapulimala and Anamudi offer moderate treks with required permissions.
Why is Thekkady popular?
It is known for the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, bamboo rafting, spice plantations, and jungle activities. Some of the activities are Boat safari, bamboo rafting, nature walks, border hiking, elephant rides (regulated), spice garden visits.
Can we spot tigers in Thekkady?
Tigers are rare sightings. You’re more likely to see elephants, bison, wild boars, and various birds. Safaris can be booked online via the Kerala Forest Department website or at the Periyar Eco-tourism center in Kumily.
Is Alleppey the same as Alappuzha?
Yes. Alleppey is the anglicized name; both refer to the same backwater town. A houseboat cruise through the backwaters is the highlight. You can choose day cruises or overnight stays. Swimming is not advised due to muddy waters, boat traffic, and hygiene concerns.
How many people can stay on a houseboat?
Houseboats come in 1- to 5-bedroom options with private or shared bookings. Meals are usually included. Operations reduce slightly during heavy monsoon (July–August).
What is Kochi known for?
A blend of colonial history and modernity—Fort Kochi, Chinese Fishing Nets, Mattancherry Palace, and art cafes.
Is Cochin a good place for shopping?
Yes. Spices, handicrafts, antique jewelry, and clothing are available in local markets and emporiums.
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