02 Nights Munnar + 02 Nights Thekkady + 01 Night Alleppey
Munnar: The Enchanting Hill Station
Located in the Western Ghats, Munnar is a haven for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Known for its rolling tea plantations, cool climate, and breathtaking landscapes, it’s a favorite getaway for those seeking tranquility.
Key Attractions:
Eravikulam National Park: Home to the rare Nilgiri Tahr.
Tea Gardens and Tea Museum: Learn about tea cultivation and enjoy scenic views.
Mattupetty Dam: Ideal for boating and picnics.
Anamudi Peak: The highest peak in South India, perfect for trekking.
Echo Point: A picturesque spot known for its natural echo phenomenon.
Activities:
Trekking through misty trails.
Tea-tasting tours.
Visiting spice plantations.
Best Time to Visit: October to May (for pleasant weather).
Alleppey (Alappuzha): The Venice of the East
Known for its intricate network of backwaters, canals, and houseboats, Alleppey is a tranquil escape where water and land meet seamlessly. It’s ideal for those seeking a slower, more relaxed pace of life.
Key Attractions:
Houseboat Cruises: Sail through the serene backwaters of Vembanad Lake.
Alappuzha Beach: A beautiful stretch of sand with a historic pier.
Pathiramanal Island: A peaceful retreat for birdwatchers.
Krishnapuram Palace: A glimpse into Kerala’s architectural heritage.
Activities:
Exploring coir-making villages.
Canoeing or kayaking through narrow canals.
Sampling traditional Kerala seafood.
Best Time to Visit: November to February (for cooler and pleasant weather).
Alleppey (Alappuzha): Venice of the East
Famous for its tranquil backwaters, houseboats, and network of canals, Alleppey offers a serene escape.
- Top Attractions:
- Houseboat cruises on Vembanad Lake
- Alappuzha Beach
- Krishnapuram Palace
- Pathiramanal Island
- Activities: Kayaking, exploring coir-making villages, and enjoying the local seafood.
- Best Time to Visit: November to February.