Once you arrive in Kochi, our driver will pick you up from the airport. Then you can check-in to the hotel. Depending on the time you have, you can visit the following places in Kochi:

Fort Kochi: It is a seaside town in the south-western part of Kochi, which is known for its old-world colonial charm. Because of the influence of so many European cultures, this place is great for a heritage walk. Surely, you will not be disappointed.

Chinese Fishing Nets: Locally known as Cheena Wala, the they are quite popular sight to witness around the beaches of Kochi. Technically, these nets are fixed near from the shore, which are used through mechanical contrivance from across a distance of about 20 metres across.

The Mattancherry Palace: It is one of the finest examples of the Kerala style of architecture mixed with colonial influences. It is notable for some of the best mythological murals in India, which are in the best traditions of Hindu temple art. Over the centuries, the influence of the Portuguese were supplanted by the Dutch, who they took over Mattancherry in 1663. 

Paradesi Synagogue: The Paradesi Synagogue, which is the oldest active synagogue in the Commonwealth Nations, is located in Kochi. Constructed in 1568, it is one of seven synagogues of the Malabar Yehudan or Yehudan Mappila people or Cochin Jewish community in the Kingdom of Cochin.

Princess Street: It is also known as Loafer’s Corner and is widely hailed as among the oldest locations in Kochi, which is why it is often loved by tourists. The influence of colonial heritage is strong here as you can see numerous homes and buildings on both sides of Princess Street that have European architectural styles, mainly British, Dutch and Portuguese.

Overnight stay in the hotel.

After breakfast, you can check-out from the hotel. Then you can proceed towards a luxury Kumarakom houseboat to reach there around 11 am.  The drive is around 30 km / 20 miles and would take around 1 hour.

The backwaters of Kerala are skirted with coconut grooves and vast expanses of paddy fields. As your houseboats glides through the backwaters, the rich greenery on either sides of the backwaters are simply mesmerizing.  You can see the villagers in action as they take their humble bicycle out. The lotus blooms at some places. You will also find someone selling coconut right beside the lagoon. Many birds can be seeing around.

When you are in the houseboat, watch out for the colorful kingfisher, who swoop at the sight of fishes in the lagoons. You have to experience the Houseboat to get the full feel of it. Surely, this is an experience that is unique to this part of the world. So, you can hardly afford to miss it.

For lunch, you will enjoy freshly cooked Kerala cuisine as you meander through the backwaters.

When the sun is about to set, sip a hot cup of coffee in the lounge of the houseboat.

During late evening, enjoy dinner and overnight stay in the Kumarakom Houseboat.

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Once you wake up in the morning, enjoy an authentic Kerala breakfast as the houseboat in Kumarakom makes the last rounds through the backwaters.

Check-out from the houseboat and en-route Munnar. It is around 120 km / 80 miles, which takes about 4 to 5 hours

Once you are in Munnar, check-in to the resort. In the evening you can watch the cultural show of the town.

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Today you can see the following things in Munnar:

Jeep Safari: We will provide you a Jeep Safari that will take you to the higher altitudes of Munnar for a great panoramic view of the tea Plantation. One of the Best Time to go for the Jeep Safari is after breakfast.

Pothamedu: It is a refreshing environment, where you can trek up to. One can witness the spectacular wide views of tea, coffee and cardamom plantations of the area. 

Echo Point: This place is famous for the echo phenomenon. Situated along the banks of the picturesque Kundala Lake, misty clouds, hills, lush green meadows and forests, surround the Echo Point, which make a visit to this scenic place even more exhilarating.

Tata Tea Museum or Kannan Devan Tea Museum: In fact, the Tata group, which has established a tea museum in Munnar so that tourists can get an insight into the tea  process. So, if you are interested to find out how the tea leaves from the gardens are processed step-by-step, this is a must see place for you. 

Mattupetty Dam: The main attraction of Mattupetty is the dam and the lake here. One of the best experiences is the boating on this lake. Typically during sunset in the evening, the boating experience is very relaxing here.

Attukad Waterfall: It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Munnar, ideal for trekking and picnics. Thick jungle and lush green terrains, surround the waterfall, which is reachable only through wooden bridge.  

In the morning post breakfast check-out from the resort and en-route Kochi, which is about 125 Km or 80 miles. It takes about 4 – 5 hours. Take the evening flight back from Kochi.

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