Best Kerala Tour Package for 7 Days 6 Nights with 3* Hotel

After breakfast, go to Munnar and explore Rajamalai (closed during breeding season), Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kundala Dam, Blossem Park, Tea Museum (closed Monday), and spend the night. Munnar : Munnar is situated where three mountain streams converge: Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundale. You will find yourself in a unique environment at 1600 metres above sea level. Summers were spent at this highland resort by the former British government in South India. This charming community is noted for its picture-perfect Tea Plantation neighbourhoods, winding streets, and vacation accommodations. Munnar's local attractions include Mattupetty Dam, Kundale Lake, and Echo Point. Visit Rajamalai in the afternoon to observe the "Nilgiri Tars," one of the world's rarest species.

After breakfast, travel to Thekkady, check in at the hotel, optional spice plantation excursion, boating, elephant safari, and overnight stay in Thekkady. Thekkady : The Periyar wild life sanctuary, which covers 777 square kilometres and includes 360 square kilometres of dense evergreen forest, is one of the world's most intriguing wildlife sanctuaries. In 1978, the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary was designated as a Tiger Reserve because of its geomorphology, wildlife richness, and scenic beauty.

Take the road to Kumarakom. Check into the hotel, then go to the Nature Preserve, have an option backwater tour, and spend a night in Kumarakom.. Kumarakom : Kumarakom is a bustling backwater town nestled on the western banks of the Vembanadu Lake, a 900-square-kilometer expanse of backwater. The hamlet clings to tradition, and the locals desire to live according to their traditional traditions. Yet, with a touch of history and culture interwoven into the fabric of everyday life, every contemporary facility is accessible, and it's very fascinating to see as you float past them in your canoe, motorboat, or houseboat, a wonderful illustration of give and take with mother nature.............naturally.

After breakfast, go to Padmanabha Swami Temple, Kuthira Maligai Palace, Zoo, and Art Gallery (excluding Padmanabha Swami Temple, which is closed on Monday) and spend the night at Kovalam. Kovalam : Kovalam is a world-renowned beach with three crescent beaches close to it. Since the 1930s, it has been a popular destination for travellers, particularly Europeans. A big rocky promontory on the beach has formed a magnificent harbour with calm seas excellent for sea bathing. Sunbathing, swimming, herbal body toning massages, unique cultural programmes, Catamaran cruise, and a variety of other activities are available at this beach. The tropical sun operates so quickly that a subtle flush of coppery tan may be seen on the skin in only a few minutes. Life on the beach begins late in the day and continues far into the night.