TOUR ITINERARY

You will be welcomed at the airport/ railway station by our executive. They will then take you to the hotel to check in and freshen up. After this, you start your one day trip in Kochi, the city known as the “Queen of Arabian Sea”. You can start the trip by visiting those places well within the city limits. Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary is a great place to start the trip on a scenic note. Next, you can drop by at the Kerala Folklore Museum to have a better understanding about the God’s Own Country’s heritage. Visit The Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica & St Francis Church for a spiritual time, and also to have a look at the architectural marvel both the churches are.

You can now head to Fort Kochi and Mattancherry, where much of Kochi’s Portuguese, Dutch, British and Chinese influences are visible in its many palaces that have now been turned into museums. The Paradesi Synagogue, too, is a must-visit. Check out the Chinese Fishing Nets at the Fort Kochi Beach to experience what is greatly unique to Kochi.

The second day, after breakfast, you will head out for the misty hills of Munnar. The deeper you travel towards the hill station, the more greenery will wrap you. After reaching and freshening up at the hotel, you can start your adventures in Munnar. Head to Mattuppetty Dam and catch that incredibly beautiful view of the Munnar Hills. You can also drop by at the nearby Mattuppetty Dairy Farm to understand one of the main livelihoods of the hill station. Munnar is also replete with multiple waterfalls. Attukad Waterfalls and Lakkom Waterfalls are two popular spots you might want to visit. Wrap the first day on serene note by visiting the Kundala Lake. .

Third day of the trip is reserved for more adventures. Get your shoes on head out for some thrilling trekking experiences. Meesapulimala, Echo point, Top Station are all hills that promise you of breathtaking views all along the way as well as at the summit. Those who have a thing for wildlife can visit the famous Eravikulam National Park. You can also visit the Tata Tea Plantation to understand the making of India’s favourite beverage and take a walk through the tea plantations, which forms an iconic image of Munnar.

As you wrap your trip up and head for home, you will realize that the sheer diversity and beauty of the two places are here to stay fresh in your memories for a long time.