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

Your Kerala adventure kicks off with a warm welcome at Cochin Airport or Railway Station. From there, enjoy a scenic 3.5-hour drive to Munnar, passing through lush tea gardens, rubber plantations, and sparkling streams. Along the way, stop to admire the cascading beauty of Cheeyapara and Valara Waterfalls. Once in Munnar, check into your hotel and unwind. The evening is yours—explore nearby spots or simply relax in the cool mountain air. Settle in for a peaceful overnight stay surrounded by nature’s charm.

After breakfast, get ready for a full day of exploring Munnar’s natural charm and fun-filled spots. Start at Mattupetty Lake and Dam, a peaceful picnic spot surrounded by green tea hills. Enjoy a romantic Shikara boat ride—perfect for couples looking to float through calm waters. Next, visit Echo Point and Kundala Lake, where the quiet scenery and cool breeze make for a relaxing break. Wander through Munnar’s tea gardens and stop by the Tea Museum to learn how your favourite brew is made. For a burst of adventure, head to Dream Land Fun and Adventure Park, where exciting activities await. After a day packed with nature and fun, return to your hotel for a cosy overnight stay.

Start your day with breakfast before checking out from your Munnar hotel. Drive to Thekkady, which is around 125 kilometers and takes approximately 4 hours through scenic Western Ghats. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and unwind amidst nature. Explore the famous Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary on a thrilling boat ride, offering the chance to see wildlife in their natural habitat. Visit the spice gardens to learn about Kerala's aromatic spices. Conclude your day with cultural experiences like a Kathakali show and a Kalaripayattu martial arts demonstration. Overnight stay in Thekkady.

On your final day, enjoy breakfast and check out from the hotel by 9:00 AM. You will be transferred back to Cochin airport or railway station for your departure. As you leave, take with you the memories of Kerala's serene landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural experiences.