After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Athirappally waterfalls, which is a 2.5-hour drive. On arrival, walk to the waterfalls and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. You may opt to have lunch at a local restaurant before returning to Cochin. Athirappally waterfalls, nicknamed “The Niagara of India,” is situated in the Thrissur district of Kerala. It is a 42-meter high waterfall located on the Chalakudy River, surrounded by the scenic Vazhachal Forest Division and Sholayar ranges. This perennial waterfall cascades down from an average height of 300 meters above sea level. The magnificent waterfalls of Athirapally and Vazhachal are known for their segmented water cascades, making it a popular tourist destination.

By 10 AM, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Alleppey, where you will board your exclusive houseboat by 12:30 PM for a scenic cruise through the enchanting backwaters. Your lunch will be freshly cooked and served on board. After enjoying evening tea and snacks, you will check out by 5 PM and drive back to your hotel in Cochin. The magical experience of cruising on a houseboat offers breathtaking views of untouched rural Kerala. The houseboats are equipped with all the comforts of a good hotel, including furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, cozy living rooms, and a kitchen serving fresh local cuisine from Kuttanad locals. A cruise through marvelous mangrove forests, captivating coconut canopies, swaying palms, and picturesque paddy fields is truly rejuvenating. The experience on the houseboat is not just to be described in words; it’s a journey to be lived.

Day 01-Cochin-Athirappally-Valaparai After an early breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Athirappally waterfalls (2.5 Hours drive). On arrival, walk to the waterfalls and enjoy the Nature. Later check into your hotel.Afternoon, go for a drive until Valparai where you may sight some wild animals including elephant, if you are lucky. Return to Athirappally for overnight stay. waterfall nicknamed as “The Niagra of India”, is situated in Thrissur district of Kerala, on the southwest coast of India. Located on the west-flowing Chalakudy River near the Vazhachal Forest Division and the Sholayar ranges, this 42-metre high waterfall and the nearby Vazhachal Falls are popular tourist destinations.It is situated on the border of Sholayar Forests of the Western Ghats in South India.These waterfalls are perennial, and fall from an average h eight of 300 meters above sea level. The strikingly magnificent waterfalls of Athirapally & Vazhachal are situated at River Chalakudy, which originates at the upper ranges of the Wes tern Ghats called Anamudi Mountains. River Chalakudy is the main river which flows down through the Vazhachal Forest Division till it reaches Athirapally & Vazhachal. The rocky river-bed at Athirapally & Vazhachal makes the river water turbulent and it gushes forward around big rocks to form segmented water cascades. The Athirapally & Vazhachal waterfalls consist of three waterfalls, the biggest of which is 42 meters high and 220 meters wide. The drive from Athirapilly to Valparai through Sholayar rainforest, Anamalai forests of Valpari will give ample scope for spotting Malabar Grey horn bill (endemic), ruby throated bulbul (endemic), Great Hornbill, Emerald pigeon, Indian Dollar bird, Grey Headed fish eagle, and many other species of forest birds. During the drive we have only permission to stay short time slots for birding. This drive will also gives us chances of spotting two endemic species of primates of Western Ghats, wild gaur, Lion Tale Macaque,giant squirrels, elephants etc. Day 02-Athirappally-Cochin After breakfast, you will be either dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01-Cochin-Athirappally After an early breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Athirappally waterfalls (2.5 Hours drive). On arrival, walk to the waterfalls and enjoy nature. Later, check into your hotel. Afternoon, enjoy free walks along the river or at the waterfalls. Overnight stay. Athirapally waterfall, nicknamed as 'The Niagara of India', is situated in Thrissur district of Kerala, on the southwest coast of India. Located on the west-flowing Chalakudy River near the Vazhachal Forest Division and the Sholayar ranges, this 42-metre high waterfall and the nearby Vazhachal Falls are popular tourist destinations. It is situated on the border of Sholayar Forests of the Western Ghats in South India. These waterfalls are perennial and fall from an average height of 300 meters above sea level. The strikingly magnificent waterfalls of Athirapally & Vazhachal are situated at River Chalakudy, which originates at the upper ranges of the Western Ghats called Anamudi Mountains. River Chalakudy is the main river which flows down through the Vazhachal Forest Division until it reaches Athirapally & Vazhachal. The rocky river-bed at Athirapally & Vazhachal makes the river water turbulent, and it gushes forward around big rocks to form segmented water cascades. The Athirapally & Vazhachal waterfalls consist of three waterfalls, the biggest of which is 42 meters high and 220 meters wide. Day 02-Athirappally-Cochin After breakfast, you will be either dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01-Cochin-Alleppey After breakfast, by 10 AM, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Alleppey to board your exclusive Houseboat by 12:30 PM for a cruise through the backwaters. Your meals will be freshly cooked and served on board. Overnight on board Houseboat. What is truly magical about a houseboat is the breath-taking view of the untouched and otherwise inaccessible rural Kerala that it offers. The houseboats have all the creature comforts of a good hotel including furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, cosy living rooms, and a kitchen where meals are cooked on board, supplemented with fresh fish from the backwaters. The tradition is still continued today, and the food from the local cuisine is served by the Kuttanad locals on board. The name Backwaters brings you the very thought of Houseboats, food, and leisurely times spent on-board, enjoying the natural beauty. A cruise amidst marvellous mangrove forests, captivating coconut canopies, swaying palms, pulsating paddy fields, and enchanting waterways can be a rejuvenating experience for any traveller. The experience on the Houseboat is not to be explained by words—it is something to be lived and felt by yourself. Day 02-Alleppey-Cochin After breakfast, you will be either dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01-Cochin-Kumarakom After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Kumarakom to check into your resort on the backwaters. Enjoy the backwaters, and in the evening, go for a sunset cruise. Overnight at the hotel. Kumarakom is famous for its backwaters and scenic beauty, sprinkled with traditional houseboats, country crafts, rural lifestyles, and tranquility. The slender coconut palms standing here and there, the never-ending paddy fields, meandering lagoons and backwaters, and mangroves nesting birds of a hundred varieties can peacefully calm and invigorate your mind with renewed inspiration for your vocation and life. This is the pristine beauty of Kumarakom. Day 02-Kumarakom-Cochin After breakfast, you will be either dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01-Cochin-Alleppey-Marari Beach After breakfast, by 10 AM, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Alleppey to board your exclusive Houseboat by 12:30 PM for a cruise through the backwaters. Your lunch will be freshly cooked and served on board. After evening tea, check out and drive to Marari Beach for an overnight stay. What is truly magical about a houseboat is the breath-taking view of the untouched and otherwise inaccessible rural Kerala that it offers. The houseboats have all the creature comforts of a good hotel including furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, cosy living rooms, and a kitchen where meals are cooked on board, supplemented with fresh fish from the backwaters. A cruise amidst marvellous mangrove forests, captivating coconut canopies, swaying palms, and enchanting waterways can rejuvenate even the most weary traveller. The backwaters and houseboats offer an authentic glimpse of the local way of living. Marari Beach, named after the local fishing village 'Mararikulam,' is a serene coastal retreat, where life still follows traditional rhythms. Marari offers endless miles of pristine sand beaches backed by swaying palms, along with the charm of traditional Keralan hospitality. It's an authentic experience of Kerala's fishing villages, with an endless vista of sand and surf, offering an ancient and harmonious way of life. Day 02-Marari-Cochin After breakfast, you will be either dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01-Cochin-Alleppey-Marari Beach After breakfast, drive to Marari Beach. On arrival, check into your resort. Spend the afternoon enjoying the beach. Overnight at the resort. Marari originates from 'Mararikulam,' one of the local fishing villages where life continues much as it did a hundred years ago. The men go out to sea daily to earn a living by bringing in the daily catch. Marari Beach offers miles of pristine sandy beaches, backed by swaying palms and untouched beauty, where you can experience the local charm and traditional Keralan hospitality. It provides an authentic experience of Kerala's traditional fishing villages, and the village of Mararikulam lies on a serene shore, where the Indian Ocean meets the Arabian Sea. Day 02-Marari-Cochin After breakfast, you will be either dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01: Cochin-Munnar After breakfast, drive to Munnar (4 hours). You will pass through scenic tea plantations. Check into your resort and enjoy an afternoon familiarization tour of Munnar. Overnight at the hotel. Munnar is breathtakingly beautiful, a haven of peace and tranquillity, with unending expanses of tea plantations. Set at an altitude of 6000 ft, and situated at the confluence of three mountain streams, Munnar was a summer resort for the British rulers during colonial times. The town is also home to Anamudi, the highest peak in South India, towering at 2695 meters, ideal for trekking and camping enthusiasts. Day 02: Munnar Spend a full day sightseeing in Munnar. You can visit attractions like Anayirankal Dam, Kundala, Echo Point, Top Station, or Eravikulam National Park. Overnight stay at Munnar. Day 03: Munnar-Cochin After breakfast, you will be dropped back at Cochin city.

Day 01: Cochin-Periyar After breakfast, drive to Periyar (5 hours). On arrival, check into your hotel and later in the afternoon, enjoy a guided spice farm visit. Overnight at the hotel. Periyar conjures up images of elephants, hill chains, and spice-scented plantations. In the cool air of the Western Ghats, you’ll encounter abundant wildlife and experience the lifestyle of the mountain people. Periyar Tiger Reserve is one of the finest wildlife reserves in India, surrounded by picturesque plantations and hill towns, perfect for treks and mountain walks. Day 02: Periyar (Thekkady) Early morning, take a boat ride in the sanctuary. After breakfast, you can opt for a 2.5-hour forest trekking session (at extra cost). In the evening, watch a Kalaripayattu show. Overnight stay at your hotel. Day 03: Thekkady-Cochin After breakfast, you will be dropped back at Cochin city.

Day 01: Cochin-Alleppey Houseboat After breakfast, by 10 AM, you will be picked up from your hotel and driven to Alleppey. Board your exclusive houseboat by 12:30 PM for a cruise through the backwaters. All meals will be freshly cooked and served on board. Overnight stay on the houseboat. A houseboat cruise in the backwaters offers breathtaking views of rural Kerala, including its mangrove forests, swaying palms, and paddy fields. The houseboats are equipped with all modern comforts, including furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, and living rooms. The food onboard is cooked in traditional Kerala style and the journey offers complete rejuvenation. Day 02: Houseboat-Marari Beach After breakfast, check out from the houseboat and head to Marari Beach. Spend the day relaxing on the beach. Overnight stay at your hotel. Marari Beach is a tranquil and picturesque destination with miles of sandy beaches and swaying palms. Experience Kerala's traditional fishing village life, and enjoy the serene charm of Mararikulam. Day 03: Marari-Cochin After breakfast, you will be dropped at Cochin city.

Day 01: Cochin-Alleppey Houseboat After breakfast, by 10 AM, you will be picked up from your hotel and driven to Alleppey. Board your exclusive houseboat by 12:30 PM for a cruise through the backwaters. All meals will be freshly cooked and served on board. Overnight stay on the houseboat. The houseboat cruise offers breathtaking views of untouched rural Kerala, including mangrove forests, swaying palms, and paddy fields. The houseboats are equipped with modern comforts and serve local cuisine, creating a rejuvenating experience amidst the natural beauty. Day 02: Houseboat-Kumarakom After breakfast on board, check out and drive to Kumarakom to check into your resort on the backwaters. Enjoy the scenic beauty and tranquility of Kumarakom. In the evening, go for a sunset cruise. Overnight stay at the hotel. Kumarakom is renowned for its backwaters and scenic beauty, featuring traditional houseboats, rural lifestyles, and diverse wildlife. The peaceful environment inspires tranquility and offers a glimpse into local life. Day 03: Kumarakom-Cochin After breakfast, you will be dropped off at Cochin Airport or your hotel in the city.

Day 01: Cochin-Alleppey Houseboat After breakfast, by 10 AM, you will be picked up from your hotel to drive to Alleppey. Board your exclusive houseboat by 12:30 PM for a cruise through the backwaters. All meals will be freshly cooked and served on board. Overnight stay on the houseboat. The houseboat cruise offers breathtaking views of untouched rural Kerala, including mangrove forests, swaying palms, and paddy fields. The houseboats are equipped with modern comforts and serve local cuisine, creating a rejuvenating experience amidst the natural beauty. Day 02: Alleppey-Athirappally After breakfast on board, drive to Athirappally waterfalls. On arrival, check into your hotel. Later, walk to the waterfalls and enjoy the beauty of nature. Overnight stay at the hotel. Athirappally waterfalls, nicknamed “The Niagara of India,” is situated in the Thrissur district of Kerala. It is a 42-meter high waterfall located on the Chalakudy River and is surrounded by the picturesque Sholayar Forests. The waterfalls are perennial, cascading down with stunning beauty, making it a popular tourist destination. Day 03: Athirappally-Cochin After breakfast, you will be dropped off at Cochin Airport or your hotel in the city.