Breathtaking Kerala Wildlife Tour - 4 Nights / 5 Days

2N Munnar 1N Kumarakom 1N Alleppey

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Overview

This 5 Day Kerala wildlife tour provides an ideal balance of nature, culture, and leisure. Travelling from Cochin, you will visit hill stations, a bird sanctuary, and backwaters. The tour is designed for travellers who want to witness the essence of God’s Own Country in a short yet fulfilling itinerary.

In Munnar, you will see stunning waterfalls, expansive tea estates, and the well-known Eravikulam National Park, which is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. After that, you’ll travel on to Kumarako, where serene backwaters, birdwatching opportunities, and restorative Ayurvedic massages are located.

The tour concludes in Alleppey and Cochin, where you can find motorboat cruises, lakeside hotels, historic sites, and local shopping. With misty mountains to cities full of heritage, this itinerary perfectly balances nature, wildlife, and cultural exploration.

Itinerary

This 5-day journey through Cochin, Munnar, Kumarakom, and Alleppey offers a comprehensive experience, featuring waterfalls, tea gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, birdwatching, backwater cruises, and cultural landmarks.

Day 1: Arrive Cochin- Munnar−

On arrival at Cochin International Airport or the railway station, our friendly Guest Relations Executive will be there to welcome you and introduce you to your private chauffeur.

From there, you'll embark on your journey to Munnar, the stunning hill station in Kerala, situated at an impressive altitude of 1,660 meters. Along the way, make sure to stop and admire the breathtaking Valara Waterfalls and Cheeyappara Waterfalls, two of the most beautiful cascades in Kerala.

If you’re up for it, you can also visit a tea plantation to soak in the lush greenery and snap some unforgettable photos.

N1- Enjoy an overnight stay in Munnar.

Day 2: Munnar+

After breakfast, get ready for a full day of exploring the stunning attractions in Munnar. First up, visit Eravikulam National Park, where you can spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr - this wildlife sanctuary is a true gem in Kerala.

Next, visit the Tata Tea Museum (closed on Mondays) to explore the world of tea processing and enjoy some fresh brews.

Don’t miss out on Mattupetty Dam, where you can enjoy optional boating activities. Echo Point is renowned for its natural echo phenomenon and is ideal for capturing some great photos.

N2- Enjoy an overnight stay in Munnar.

Day 3: Munnar - Kumarakom+

Today, you’ll drive to Kumarakom, a peaceful backwater paradise nestled along the banks of Vembanad Lake. On the way, take a detour to visit a rubber plantation and get a glimpse into the local agricultural practices. Once you arrive, check into a lovely backwater resort and unwind in the serene surroundings.

Later, explore the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, a top spot for bird-watching in Kerala, where you can see migratory birds like Siberian storks and egrets. If you’re up for it, treat yourself to an authentic Ayurvedic massage at the resort, a rejuvenating experience that’s a staple of Kerala tradition.

N3- Overnight stay at the resort in Kumarakom.

Day 4: Kumarakom - Alleppey+

Begin your day with an early morning visit to the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary if you missed it the previous day. After that, it’s time to head to Alleppey, renowned for its breathtaking backwaters and houseboat cruises.

Once you arrive, check in at a charming lakeside resort. In the evening, enjoy a two-hour motorboat cruise through the winding canals and lagoons. Witness local life, watch as they wash clothes and utensils by the riverside, engage in traditional fishing, and admire the lush green paddy fields lining the water’s edge.

N4- Overnight stay at the resort in Alleppey.

Day 5: Alleppey - Cochin+

After breakfast, proceed towards Cochin. If time permits, enjoy shopping on MG Road or visit the Chinese Fishing Nets and Mattancherry Palace to admire Kerala murals and royal history (closed on Fridays).

Another gem is the Jewish Synagogue, famous for its stunning antique chandeliers and hand-painted tiles. It’s also closed on Fridays and Saturdays.

Finally, you’ll be dropped off at Cochin Airport or Railway Station, concluding your Kerala tour with memories that will last a lifetime.