If you are looking for a happy 5-day getaway from the chaos of the daily routine, you are at the right place! Experience the magic of Kerala with our exclusive 5-day Kerala trip plan! Indulge in the beauty of Kerala's scenic beaches, breathtaking Alleppey backwaters and misty Munnar hills. Our budget-friendly Kerala trip plan ensures you get the best out of your Kerala getaway without breaking the bank. Let the golden sands of Varkala Beach kiss your feet while you make unforgettable memories. Book your 5-day trip to Kerala now and get ready for an experience of a lifetime! Here's an exciting itinerary just for you!
Day 1: Arrival at Kochi & Transfer to Munnar
- Scenic Drive from Kochi to Munnar through lush landscapes
- Stop by the stunning Cheeyappara and Valara waterfalls for awe-inspiring views
- Check into your cozy hotel and relax amidst Munnar's serene surroundings
Stay: Munnar
Day 2: Munnar Local Sightseeing
- Into the Wild at Eravikulam National Park, catching glimpses of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr
- Discover the secrets of tea production at the Tea Museum
- Visit iconic attractions like Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, and Kundala Lake, and capture stunning views at Photo Point
Stay: Munnar
Day 3: Munnar to Thekkady
- Indulge in spice adventure as you go through the aromatic flavours of Kerala's spices
- Experience the thrill of a jeep safari, elephant ride, and boar safari in the wilderness of Thekkady
- Immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions of Kerala with colourful Kathakali performances and Kalari Pattu martial arts
Stay: Thekkady
Day 4: Thekkady to Alleppey
- Cruising the Alleppey Backwaters, relax and unwind on a luxurious houseboat
- Walk on the sandy shores and vibrant markets of Alleppey's beaches before sneaking into your cozy beachside accommodation
Stay: Varkala
Day 5: Alleppey to Trivandrum via Varkala Cliff
- Enjoy breathtaking views from the Varkala Cliff and a leisurely stroll along the serene shores of Varkala Beach
- Pay your salutations to the divine at Trivandrum's renowned temples, soaking in the spiritual ambience before bidding farewell to Kerala
So, that is your pocket guide to making the most of your amazing journey through Kerala. Remember, the unexpected moments often become the most cherished memories. Sipping tea in Munnar, spotting wildlife in Thekkady, or cruising Alleppey's backwaters, each day in Kerala is an adventure waiting to unfold! Pack your bags, charge your camera, and get ready for a journey filled with breathtaking views and rich culture. Kerala is calling! Let's answer the call together! Book now!
+ Accomodation:
Two nights at Munnar
One night at Thekkady
One night at Alleppey
+ 4 Breakfasts
+ Transportation (Kochi to Trivendram)
+ Driver, tolls, parking, fuel & permit
Quick Tips for Your Kerala 5 Days Trip
- Keep your luggage light for hassle-free travelling around Kerala
- With the tropical climate, drink plenty of water to stay hydrated during your Kerala trip
- Let your tastebuds indulge in some delicious Kerala delicacies like Karimeen curry, coconut savoury and banana chips for an authentic culinary experience
- Take time to explore the lush backwaters of Alleppey and the mystique hills of Munnar for a true taste of Kerala's natural beauty
- Be mindful of your surroundings and take precautions while enjoying your Kerala adventure.
- What should I see in Munnar?
In Munnar, don't miss the Eravikulam National Park. It is full of green hills and rare animals. Also, visit the Tea Museum if you love tea, and see the beautiful Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, and Kundala Lake. Each spot is really pretty!
- What can I do in Thekkady?
Thekkady is great for fun activities. You can go on a boat ride on Periyar Lake and see lots of animals. There are also wildlife safaris in the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. If you like spices, check out the spice plantation tours. And in the evening, watch the cool Kathakali and Kalaripayattu shows!
- What is a Shikara ride, and how is it different from riding on a boathouse?
A Shikara ride is a ride in a small, open boat. It is a closer look at the backwaters than a big houseboat ride. It feels more special because you can see everything up close. Houseboats are bigger and more about relaxing and seeing things from a distance.