Relaxing Kerala Tour - 4 Nights / 5 Days

1N Cochin 2N Munnar 1N Alleppey

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Overview

Embark on an enriching journey with this 5-day Kerala holiday package covering the best mix of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Your trip begins in Cochin, where colonial heritage comes alive through landmarks like Santa Cruz Basilica, St. Francis Church, the Dutch Palace Museum, and the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets.

Continue to Munnar, Kerala’s most celebrated hill station. Here, sprawling tea plantations, waterfalls, and the Eravikulam National Park offer serene landscapes and a chance to spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.

Finally, unwind in Alleppey, fondly called the “Venice of the East.” Choose between a luxury hotel stay or a traditional Kerala houseboat experience, cruising along tranquil canals.

Explore temples, museums, lighthouses, and beaches that showcase Alleppey’s cultural charm. This tour blends relaxation, adventure, and authentic Kerala experiences, making it perfect for families, couples, or solo travellers.

Itinerary

This package covers Cochin, Munnar, and Alleppey in 5 days, featuring heritage sites, waterfalls, tea plantations, backwaters, and optional houseboat stays with beautiful views of Kerala villages.

Day 1: Cochin−

Upon your arrival in Cochin, our representative from Cholan Tours will receive and assist you with a quick hotel check-in. After relaxing, visit the Mattancherry Palace, an iconic spot of heritage tourism in Kerala.

Explore Fort Kochi, St. Francis Church, and the popular Chinese fishing nets.

Overnight stay at Cochin hotel.

Day 2: Cochin to Munnar+

Witness the scenic views as you drive to Munnar via NH 49 (Kochi-Madurai Highway). Stop by the Cheeyappara and Valara Waterfalls - the best spot for nature photography in Kerala.

Embark on a short trek in Munnar, followed by an evening stroll through lush tea estates.

Overnight stay at Munnar.

Day 3: Munnar+

After breakfast, explore the top tourist attractions in Munnar. Visit Eravikulam National Park, famous for Nilgiri Tahr sightings.

Visit the Tea Museum in Munnar. Head to Nyayamkad Waterfalls, one of the most scenic spots in Kerala.

Overnight stay in Munnar.

Day 4: Munnar to Alleppey+

Drive to Alleppey, also called the ‘Venice of the East’. Upon your arrival at Alleppey, our representative from Cholan Tours will assist you with a smooth check-in at the hotel.

After relaxing for a while, you can start to explore the prominent locations of Alleppey. Explore Kerala houseboat tourism or enjoy a relaxing hotel stay in Alleppey.

Visit Karunakaran Museum, Krishnaswamy Temple, Alappuzha Beach, and the Alleppey Lighthouse.

Experience beachside serenity and local culture before returning to the hotel.

Day 5: Alleppey to Cochin+

After breakfast, explore the shopping spots in Alleppey. Spend time at Marari Beach, a top-rated beach in Kerala, and enjoy the coastal charm.

Drive back to Cochin Airport or Railway Station for your return journey, carrying beautiful memories from your Kerala holiday.

What are the key attractions in Cochin?

Key attractions include Santa Cruz Church, St. Francis Church, Chinese fishing nets, Dutch Palace Museum, and the Jewish Synagogue.

What activities are included in the Munnar visit?

Activities in Munnar include visiting Valera and Cheeyappara Waterfalls, exploring Eravikulam National Park, enjoying Mattupetty Dam, and touring the Tea Museum.

What is the experience like in Alleppey if staying in a houseboat?

Staying in a houseboat includes a 4-hour cruise through the backwaters, offering views of Kerala’s villages and scenic landscapes, with overnight accommodation and local cuisine on board.

What cultural sites can be explored in Alleppey?

Cultural sites in Alleppey include Sree Mullakkal Rajeshwari Temple, Shree Krishna Swamy Temple, and the Karunakaran Memorial Museum.

How can one get from Cochin to Munnar and Alleppey?

The journey from Cochin to Munnar is approximately 4 hours by road, with scenic stops. Travel from Munnar to Alleppey involves a drive of about 5 hours, with opportunities to explore the lush landscapes of Kerala.