7-Day Kerala Tour: Waterfalls, Backwaters & More

A treehouse stay in Munnar can easily be arranged and will be chargeable. However, since advance reservations have to be made, travelers are advised to discuss the details with their Kerala travel agent, well in advance.

Check out this tentative itinerary to plan a Kerala trip wisely: Day 1: Arrive in Munnar, check in at the hotel, visit Valara and Cheeyappara waterfalls Day 2: Visit attractions in Munnar like Eravikulam National Park, Photo Point, Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Rose Garden, etc. Day 3: Enjoy a jeep safari at Thekkady National Park, spot wildlife at Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary Day 4: Arrive in Alleppey, enjoy a houseboat stay Day 5: Get transferred to Kovalam, check in at the hotel, explore nearby areas Day 6: Visit attractions like Aruvikkara Dam, Samudra Beach, Vellayani Lake, Lighthouse Beach, Hawah Beach, etc. Day 7: Departure

For a hilly retreat, tourists can book this honeymoon package for a honeymoon in the months of April, May and June. This is the time when the places are less crowded in Kerala. The peak season extends from September to March.

Vegetarian cuisine is available in all parts of Kerala. However, travelers are requested to communicate all their dietary preferences to the expert tour agents in Kerala, so that no last-minute hassles regarding food arise.

Kerala is a delight for travellers who wish to buy traditional handicrafts and fresh spices. When shopping in Munnar, spices and varieties of teas are a good option for purchase. While shopping in Thekkady, take home carved wooden items, such as miniature houseboats. The colorful Kathakali masks and hand painted miniature dolls are a must buy while shopping in Alleppey.