4-Day Kerala Tour with Houseboat and Munnar Exploration 4 Days & 3 Nights

Upon arrival at Cochin airport, you'll be warmly greeted and transferred to Alleppey, famously known as the 'Venice of the East.' Your journey includes boarding a private houseboat that will sail through the tranquil backwaters. Enjoy a delightful cruise from noon until sunset, with a stop for a traditional Kerala lunch. As evening settles, relax with tea or coffee and snacks, followed by a delicious dinner on board. The serene atmosphere is perfect for unwinding. Overnight, the houseboat will anchor in accordance with local customs, allowing you to experience life by the waterside.

After a hearty breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Munnar, a captivating hill station 160 kilometers away, renowned for its endless tea plantations and rich natural beauty. Along the way, stop to admire the breathtaking Cheyyappara and Valara waterfalls and explore Adimali, a hub for spices and cardamom. After reaching Munnar, check in to your hotel and relax amidst the serene surroundings. This day is designed for leisure, allowing you to soak in the peaceful ambiance of the hills.

Begin your day with breakfast before heading out for a full day of sightseeing in Munnar. Visit the famous Photo Point, explore the lush landscapes of Eravikulam National Park, and marvel at the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Enjoy an optional boat ride at Mattupetty Dam and capture the echoes at Echo Point. Discover Shooting Point and enjoy a shikara boat experience at Kundale Lake. After lunch, visit the Tea Museum to learn about tea processing and wander through the picturesque tea plantations. The day concludes with visits to Blossom Park and Pothenmedu View Point before returning to your hotel for a restful night.

On your final day, enjoy a leisurely breakfast before our executive drives you to the airport. With a rejuvenated spirit and cherished memories, bid farewell to Kerala. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of the state's rich heritage and natural splendor, carrying home everlasting impressions of 'God's Own Country.'